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Women si By Sally Wilson In what was expected to be tight meet, the USC women's sw team beat a sluggish Brer College squad Tuesday 80-51 at i USC Natatorium. In reference to the team's p t ? 1- * ? ^ luriuHiivc, cuacn Aian ueni commented, "We swam bet today than we did in Noveml (the earlier USC-Brenau me< Brenau didn't swim as well." After losing the opening medl relay, USCcame back in the 2 yard freestyle, capturing first a I South Complete Wil 11-7:30 M-F 952 HAf . 1 n & i I\A I W~V UO(. WV^L. KJIVI THE NORTH FACE CAMP 7 SNOW LION VASQUE BOOTS PHOENIX KAYAK WOOLRICH EUREKA TENTS i! SPORTSMA 1 > < ii hi i: I'M DONNA jj especially des i; price you can or other GUN |j simply apply rnnrpm tn tn i; speak for itse ;i reputation go I: not cost it pa^ for your next appointment ( i; You wash v i| You wash v j: Complete s - <??????###??##??#?????????# virnmers d second place to tie the scoi ; a eight points apiece. im At the completion of the 50 lau sprints, the Gamecocks incn the their total to 35 points, to Bre 26 points. er- "We had to make our try through the "50's," then we 1AM ft n A !J ici uivojr, uciiiry saiu. we >er trouble with Georgia because et.) were set for the sprints." according to Gentry, is g< ley more for the distance (200-: 00- events. nd But the sprints made the Carolina's derness Outfitter quality gear 1DEN ST. BiA, S. 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Nancj place in both the o points) and thre points) diving coi also replacing twc Diving coach G remarked on Whit and also on new Heifer, who finish* in Dotn diving e.\ ? dove very well, \ started diving (th meet) and also d Wetherhold said, k voted Gamecock ^ added, "It felt gr< good meet." Slu * her best dives as i one-meter board s on the three-meter she thought her d consistent." Going into the I had widened the gj 77 22 points. B.Z. Gi and Nancy Grii | C. tributed points t *10 100 yard butterfl freestyle and 500 RT respectively. us The auartet 3D Hasselberg, Lyn I Sandy Baxter too RY yard freestyle rela U c I sinking ILO I Brenau comeback ?#????###???????#######< id STYLE S >t. \'M ors of n cut that J three || 5u stylish at t lot rely on sp iair look goo reat care anc and let our v ave our shop nember that 1 \ /\ 3 M t a ^ m wf? v v i ici i yuu ui Donna or Jan >3.00 and blow dry ??????????????????????! J enau {..$ . # " et, as USC won ^ A 50-yard events. >rs were Jody :kstroke, Tina |L , ? +$ style and Katie ^ ' tterfly. In the irenau College, six points going ruesday's meet, ?ld a nine-point the meet came broke not only >1 records in the * * r White took first 1| ne-meter (191.00 1. e-meter (220.25 m petition, while > school records. ary Wetherhold e's performance comer Barbara id in third place rents. "Nancy and Barb just is was her 2nd id a fine job," White, who was of the Meet, Carolina's Sue eat; I needed a * acknowledged A 1 rpvprsp nn Hip md a back dive X board. Overall, "I'm sure facu iving was "real at the various s< by the commiss impression no < Final relay, USC Patterson sai ap with a lead of interest in the A ese, Hasselberg, the board vol urn c<icii con- negonaung po >y winning the last May. "It ly, 100-yard vacillation that -yard freestyle, of this issue, th< began to wane , _ in the ACC," P of Petersen, Should USC r in Smith, and Patterson said k the final 200- ? ?,;*u ? 4- , ud&ivenevuaii a ? me ?J private conferc any hopes of depend on the qi in such a pri HOP !j 1 fm I ^8 d?ywe | ;y,; vork i| | I our i: | jp?^ it does |; anuary 22, 197t~THE v ' v" ** ?? > t#"~ " ' % - w \ Hite (top) and B.Z. Giesc Ity representatives Patt< !hools were notified feren iioner, but I get the ever ane else was." ACC. d the university's educ; CC was great when wouli ted to give him feren wers with James team VAAmn ?" ovinia uic mure v\ got into the system mon e more enthusiasm Patt? for us getting back supp atterson said. the r emain independent lands he may allow the team to seek a jnce. "It would lality of the schools vate conference," ACC Bi- ig^iS IS . * jP|BK K ; GAMECOCK?Page 11 < Mkmmv Pmmwila>ir V," v-S^y - . ' '' ; -j.' -i p~~" *?t * Tk Wwto by Johnny Drumming* rrom l'age 10 srson said. "The only conice the board of trustees has expressed an interest in is the This is, after all, an ational institution and we d not desire to join a conice with four or five small o " o. fe have much more in comwith schools in the ACC," ;rson said. "They are all state orted schools and members of national affiliation of federal > grant colleges." tterson said the board would ably vote to table the issue of seeking reaffiliatinn with at this time. j i i i : 2 | : ' *? ESsis HM % ^I ?tit i ? "