Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Recruitsas 30 players each year. Six of the recruits are qu will be shifted to defensive I the coaching staff. The list ii (5-10,185) of Darlington, Bre Ohio and Mark Bridges (5 Lenny Gallo (5-11, 175) froi Gresham (5-10, 165) from J QurinoHarf (C-O 1QC\ T UTflllVUUli \vr A, A>/U / HI VU1 1 Six of the recruits are li Boyle (6-2,215) from Atlant 210) from Largo, Fla. and 1 from Valdosta, Ga. Also, P< Rome, Ga., Tim Singleton and Heyward Quattlebaum USC signed three runnin Dorsey (6-1, 205) from Balti (6-1, 170) from Fleming, Ga 01 1 ^ ft?Am <iii/ uuiu xivjpcuaic, wniu. Four receivers were signe 3,190) from Birmingham, M from Atlanta, Ga. and Bil Ravrenna, Ohio. Also, Zion Pickens, S.C. The Gamecocks recruited are: Dan Palvek (6-2, 210) fi Hammer (6-3. 215) from Tat 1#5) from Hialeah, Fla. The remaining recruits i middle guard (6-0, 218) from defensive tackle and offens Zanesville, Ohio, defensive Stevens from Riceburro, Ga a tight end from Greenville Four of the six signees ticipated in the Shrine Bo /-Innlinnrl fnn u^v-uncu iui [JC1 ouiidl I CclbUI team was involved in post i and Singleton were selectec America team, a list that nations top 50. ric?oiud iio u I Bales, CliftV 1 TNsisyoun I toshareyoi I andquesth . From Page 7 larterbacks, some of whom sack positions, according to ncludes: Brooks Williamson >tt Bond (6-1,205) of Ironton, -10, 170) of Kershaw. Also, m Pittsburgh, Penn., Greg acksonville, Fla. and Steve Lancaster, Ohio. nebackers. They are: John a, Ga., Steve Ledford (6-1, Harold Renninger (6-2, 210) erry Philips (6-3, 220) from (6-2, 220) from Charleston, (6-1, 210) from Irmo. ig backs. They are: Steve more, Md., Spencer Clark . and Jeff Kendziorski (6-1, J rm. t * ? u. iney are: jonn tsaney 16[ich., Gary Burger (6-2, 175) 1 Sarrocco (6-4, 220) from McKinney (6-0, 175) from three defensive ends. They rom Struthers, Ohio, Danny npa, Fla. and Nat Veal (6-2, ncluded: Fred Sinclaire, a Miami, Fla., Bill Romine, a ive lineman (6-2, 220) from ; back (5-10, 183) Alfonzo . and Ben Cornett, (6-2, 210) from South Carolina parwl except Williamson who ns and Quattlebaum, whose season playoffs. Williamson 1 to Parade Magazine's All : ranked them among the SSrI ENCE LIFI rniuijiT WWIYIIVIR I invites y< f N/onrilanrl ~fc*r an chance ir ideas about he ri officials fromth Bowlers qu t By Mitch Sherwood Carolina's Bowling Club, currently leading the Southern Intercollegiate Bowling Conference with a 6-0 record, have been assured of a berth in thp National Tournament by\winning the Association of College UnionsInternational (ACU-I) tournament at Knoxville, Tenn. recently. Jeff Bellinger won the individual championship with a 200 per game average, and Dave Leadbitter bowled a 197 average to enable Carolina to win the tournament with a 952 overall score. There are 15 regional tournaments whirh talro nlano nationwide, and USC will meet one of the winners, yet to be decided, March 20. Carolina's Steve Adams also won the singles event with a 623 series for three games. "This is the best Carolina team ever, and we have improved a lot since last year," said team captain Matt Culbertson. "Our team is well-rounded and we all play well together." The bowling club has a roster of ten players, but only six compete in matches. COMMA'S NUTRITION CENTER Vitamins Minerals Health Foods Trenholm Plaza Shopping Center Phone 782-8896 tec i if8* B"" Dutothe THF mi TUE - m IB Ul? D e & Carolina Ganc musing e administration. talify for Na< With their wins in the ACU-I di tournament, Bellinger and 30 Leadbitter will also represent th Carolina in the National Individual pi PKomninncKine in nlrlahnma Pi v/uuiiipiviiauipo in v/mmiv/iiiH viij , Okla. on April 2-4. Leadbitter is co leading the conference with a 210 br average and broke a conference hi record by bowling 1,178 for five w games. or a 235 per game average. Ci "I've been bowling real well and be have improved about 10 pins since ol last year," Leadbitter said. "I fo think we will have a good chance in dr the national individuals, and we br should finish pretty strong." te Bellinger is less optimistic. "We cc will have some touch comoetition. c? U x f 0~ especially from that part of the country (West and Midwest) and California in particular," Bellinger pi said. "I've been bowling real well w after a bad start, but I'm pleased N with the way I've progressed h flffl [ ] J KyjTi liHi BKAmi hd2MEA ?D UBUCHEARIvK JSMG S., FEB. 24 atates West CAI lens: tionals iring the season." There will be other bowlers participating in e national individual chamonship. Besides Leadbitter breaking a inference record, Carolina also oke the conference record for gnesi team score, in a maicn ith the University of North irolina at Charlotte, the team >wled a high of 4,948 to beat the d team record of 4,800. The llowing week against St. An ews Presbyterian, Carolina nlfp itc nujn ropnrH Ku Knu/linn o V/*?X/ ?VW W?f ? * wva VI MVTTAlllg U am high of 4969. The scores are a imposite of six bowlers for five imes. If USC makes it through the eliminary tournaments, they ill be participating in the ationaJ Tournament, also to be dd in Oklahoma City on May 4-8. in . KsSQhH 3s I MH> pjm. I ;ETERIA I