Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ten nits Men win, Wom USC's men's tennis team, on the verge of concluding one of its most successful seasons ever, stretched its record to 22-3 with a victory over Georgia Tech,; 8-1, Saturday on the USC courts. The USC team, which concludes its regular season at 2 p.m. today in Davidson, had little trouble in defeating the Yellow Jackets. USC's number-one seed Clyde Skaflestad defeated Dick Hodnett, 6-2, 2-6 and 7-6. Number two seed Jeff Kafalos defeated Buzz Willett, 5-7, 6-3 and 6-3, and boosted his individual season's record to 22-2. In other singles action, USC's Jeff Hull downed Jim Smith 5-7, 6-3 and 6-3; Phil Dukes defeated Carter LeGraw, 6-3, 6-7 and 7-6; Steve Geller defeated Bob Graham, 6-4, 3-6 and 6-3. Georgia Tech's Jeff Crosns handed USC its only loss o' the afternoon as he defeated Andreas Hufsschmid in straight sets, 6-4 and 7-6. In doubles competition, Skaflestad and Dukes defeated Hodnett and Willett, 6-3 and 6-4. Geller and Hufschmid downed LeGraw and Crowne, 6-4 and 7-6. USC's Kefalos and Mark Rosen blum combined to beat Georgia Tech's Graham and Robbie Drake, 6-2 and 6-4. Smith state champ The Carolina women's tennis team finished third in the state tennis tournament at Furman this weekend. The defending state champions, Furman University, outlasted the College of Charleston and Carolina who finished a close second and third, respectively. Sue Smith, who played number two singles for Carolina won all her matches to become the state singles champion. Smith breezed through the singles competition until she met Furman's Mary Koester in finals. Smith won a close first set 7-5 and then Koester won the second set 7-5. The deciding set was tied 4-4 and Smith came on strong to win the next two games and the state championship crown. Carolina's number one player, Sue Stoll, met Furman's top player Mary Ellis Nicholson in the semi finals. Nicholson downed Stoll 6-1, rien finish third 6-0. Stoll won the only game from Nicholson in the whole tour nament. Suesan Tinsley playing number three for the Chicks, lost to furman's Stephenie McLain in semi-final action 6-2. 6-2. Three more of Carolina's players met up with Furman in the finals. Mary Moorman, number four seed, was beaten by Creeedle of Furman 7-6, 6-1. Peggy Fowler, playing number five, lost to Allen 6-2, 6-0. Dee Dee Easler, number six player, was defeated by Moore 7-5, 6-0. Carolina's doubles teams failed to make it past the semi-finals. The number one doubles duo of Stoll and Smith lost 6-0, 6-0 to Nicholson and Creedle of Furman. Tinsley and Pasky, number two doubles, ost a close match to 6-3,7 6, 0-6 to Anast and Infinger of College of Charleston. The number three doubles team of Fowler and Easler lost to Culbertson and Capitano of College of Charleston. Pi de A * ar cc service. Excellenat sel beer, Open 5 til 11 p. Students and F I.D. cards: A U can eat '1.95 M 'Tesday nights. Capri's Italian 734 Har Suz Ri A Sponsored Russell I Union Fil Phota o Terry C Georgia u USC's fiel USC's .trackmen, hampered by key absences, dropped their second straight dual meet on Saturday, a 77-68 decision to Georgia in Athens. Despite a rash of injuries, Carolina managed to take nine of 17 first place events, and qualified one man for NCAA competition in June. Ron Adams, perhaps the steadiest performer all year, notched a 24-81 mark in the long jump and earned a berth in post season play. Adams also nabbed a first place in the triple jump with a 50-0 try. Carolina nearly monopolized first place entries in field events. Jerry Morrison tossed the shot put 50-9, Jeff Fuge flung the discus 139 10, and Lou DiChicchio hurled the javelin at 205.3. Bob Day paced the field in the mile run, with 4:13.2 effort. John Brown took the 880 at 1:51.9, Alan Shoultz locked the 440 high hurdles with a :53.9, and Don Layden ran to zza, Lasagna, Veal rmesan Spaghetti and licious Italian salads. so Sfeaks, shrimps, id Fried Chicken. mplete carry-out ection of wines and m. Monday- Saturday. 4culty with pahetti you nday and Restawrant den I Bellows A ONE OMAN HOW pril 14 - 25 issell HoUse rt Gallery louse University le Arts Series. ilhert psets Gai d events in Jeff Fuge a first in the 3-mile run, and an event which Carolina swept 1-2-3. Head Coach Bill McClure pointed to injuries as crucial factors. McClure explained, "Mark Gediman, who's been so con sistent, in the 440, didn't run, and Itus Briggs couldn't participate in any jumping event. 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