Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fla By Mitch SI Carolina, game bot defensiveh -r* l .v lumpie Oti Coliseum. Neither te overcame tl them 19-6 ai The Gamec cent of its sh Temple did 1 per cent. "THIS WAS lost," said McGuire. well. Mayt prefer to giv I expected z didn't thint struggle lik< Temple, < zone and a forced .Ca percentage many turm patient Gan coach Don were off, an job of maki In the fir unable to fmi ine Gam< > ^ * Hn'fl USC's Br ...Chick t use def playing a lackluster h offensively and & r, narrowly defeated iturday at Carolina am shot well, and USC PSf ic Owls by outscoring t the free throw line. oeks hit only 39.7 per * lots from the field, and J|lt ittle better, hitting 41.3 a game we could have USC coach Frank SSHBl "Temple played so ie^we were flat, but I |W^m e the credit to Temple. i game like this, but I l we would have to ifli 2 this, though." ilternating between a man-to-man defense, FRANK rolina to take low- ...tear shots and also forced overs from the im- fensively necocks, said Temple the ball j Casey. "They (USC) several \ d our zone did a good English i ng them miss shots." down US st half, Carolina was set up anything of- "OUR S( ecock ?P f T " mam feaft &?|g|sHM Hfe J|M fg Hp enda I'aulk shoots over defense s lost to Anderson College eats T e ; MCGU1RE ri wins sixth straight anrl pnntinnall\j lhf?uiir>n W...V. V.VII vmuitii J UllWVYillg away. Temple picked off passes intended for Alex nside. The Owls also shut C's running game. ROUTING report said if we orts jfjjZ; gh " J j 8 ?H&i B^jHB i MSK|BpHW ~ ? gyBH. I Photo by Jottnny Drumming* mple it tuuiu siup muir secondary DreaK we would keep it close," Casey said. "We stopped it for a while, but when they came through it made a diffenence." Temple led for most of the first half before English, who finished the game with 18 points, connected on a reverse lay-up to tie the game at 29-29. Guard Jackie Gilloon made a free 'hrow and Billy Truit sunk a 25-foot jump shot to give Carolina a 33-29 halftime lead. Both teams shot better in the second half, but neither team shot particulary well. One of the biggesst differences in the game was the play of USC forward Golie Augustus, who scored seven second half noints "I would give Golie the credit today," MeGuire said. "He gave us the boost we needed." Augustus finished the game with 10 points and was Carolina's second highest scorer. THE GAMECOCKS continued to struggle, and Temple led by four points midway through the half, but jump shots by Truitt and Gilloon and a three-point play by Augustus gave USC a lead it never lost. The owls stayed close, however, shooting well when Carolina went into a zone defense late in the game. Gilloon dribbled away much of the remaining time, and Carolina k won its 13th game in 19 attempts. USC plays Fordham Thursday in Madison Square Garden. Anderson r? _. *-v i oy wenra Uoodwin A quick man-to-man defense helped Anderson College women's basketball team defeat USC , 66-53 Saturday in the Carolina Coliseum. The score was tied at 28 at halftime. Anderson switched to a man-to-man in the second half and both coaches said after the game this enabled the Trotters to build a substantial lead after half-time . "We play better against a zone," said USC's head coach Frankie ; <M1 T~ ? > uuu . ??e were geiiing open shots, but they were not going in." \ . . ANDERSON WAS led by Donna j Forrester's game high 36 points \ but coach Annie Tribble said, j "Although she is our leading | scorer, I felt we were depending j too much on her in the first half, j and I told them so at halftime." i Forester came itno the game j averaging 25 points and 13 j rebounds per game. "We are a running team, a fast breaking team,"Tribble said. "I don't think Carolina's record is indicative of their abilitv. Wp don't take them lightly." The win left Anderson College ] with a record of 19-2 while USC is : now 4-8 Porter was most pleased with the j Chicks defensive effort against j Anderson. "Defensively we played well tonight," she said. "For us to win consistently, we have to j score consistently and we have ' not been doing that." Dcnise Nanny was the Chicks ' leading scorer with 20. Chaiiene j ^ I ?* Bob Mathias shoots over ' ...USC center scored six beats U Dubose and Janice Wolfe points each. ..DURING THE GAME P played seven players. "I ki is tough on them to play th people," Porter said. "We have to start going to the more. Every team we play to have good bench strengt In hopes of finding a v combination, Porter has players around. Dubose ha moved to the point guard. "< i?11 i ii < < uui ucrsi uan nanaier, ^jid. "We were not gettii Carlen sigi | i fly Billy Baker 11 The names of only thre | released by USC's sports I The signees are quarterb I in Darlington, linebackei j linebacker Tim Singletor Sports Information Dire I complete list of signees will All three players are i ! Williamson and Johnson, i Parade Magazine. Although each signee wa: only Singleton participated school football players in Quattlebaum could not c the Class AAAA football ch W HI V II IU Jiio V IUI IKT1 JH I Williamson is f>-10, 185, w ! 4, 220. | "This gets our recruiting with the players we've sig went after some talented decided to become a part "We still have our coach finish up strong," Carlen i The national signing day Feb. 18 an athlete can be sifi :_y" IB T*T ilXT , ;B. iw?Ha|r ^ ? ? L ^ _ .. Temple's Nate Blount points in Saturday's win. Si., oo-o had 10 most out of her at the \ Porter said forw orter - Wolfe has improved a now it started the past thr e same Brenda Paulk is now might guard. "Brenda ] bench defense; is a quick pas seems the bal1 inside for us," h." According to Porter winning these changes is tc shifted movement in the Chic s been The Chicks will pU Charlie Thursday at 6:30 p.m 'Porter round of the Winthrop ng the in Rock Hill. is 3 prep sta e football scholarship signees information department, ack Brooks Middleton of Mayo H r Heyward Quattlebaum of i of Fort Johnson High of Cha ctor for Football Julian Gibbc be made public Feb. 19. Mi-state performers, and two .vere among 50 All-America sel s selected to play in the Shrine I in the annual game between th< North and South Carolina, ompete because his team was ii tampionship , and Williamson d ma I reasons. hile Quattlebaum is 6-1, 200. Sin [ off to a good start and we're ve ned within the state," Carlen st football players and are excit* of our program. les on the road recruiting and \ said. for football is Feb. 18. Between ] (ned to scholarship, but it is not t ??m age if i by Bill Miller ?T& 0 ving position ard Janice lot and has ee games. starting at plays good ser, and gets Porter said. , the goal of 1 get more b-'o ?v a uiicnat;. iy Anderson . in the first Invitational Mmmmmd rs 8 have been ligh School Irmo and j rleston. ins said a i of them, J ections by | k)wl game | i best high i nvolved in h eclined an | gleton is 6- | ry pleased lid. "We ed they ve ve hope to ? Dec. 5 and || >inding untilS