Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tfu h f iii Chuck McClean < ...congratulating (Zlllrhrkrt I Gt By Sally Wilson With Jackie ( record, USC ove day night, 110-8^ Gilloon made 1 minutes remainii game assists rec year against Vill Gilloon, who a score, said, "I'm when I hit, it hel After a solid p( first half, the Gai better in the c^poi by more than 20 p LED BY Alex E ITQP hit fil A ' vvyv nit \J A ,~t pCl V second half, whii cent. Behind by n forced to shoot k man-to-man defei of Georgia Southc Tenn By Mitch Sherw< Carolina's mei opened its season this past weeken over Georgia Soi victory over The Carolina won iwo ciouoies m Georgia Souths Statesboro, Ga. < Jeff Kefalos and their oponents in took Andreas Huf Mayotte three set! RipTrammell wa by Danny Gladm; only loss in the sin Kefalos and Jei to defeat Jim Hen* 6-3, 6-2, and Skafl beat Peter Hall an 3, 6-3 for Carolina win. Trammell an Hfi' " - . PirflV ?ik > VH 'sfl?!k m? #& JPS is . '<> \ j'-V- > : ., ."#^.,'v. 2 j - -V?* ' *? " < v, , -v v - - . -.- ' V - >;. r , .:? ? j .ft:r-^i'4 celebrates home run I him are Jim Pankovits (14) breaks assist I imecoc jilloon breaking his schoc rpowered Georgia Souther) I, at Carolina Coliseum, lis 17th assist with more th ig in the game, setting a nev ord. He had 16 assists ear anova. iso added 16 points to USC always trying to pass the I Ips even more." irformance and 12-point lea mecocks came out and play id half, keeping ahead of the oints during most of the peri< English, Mike Dunleavy and :ent of its field goal attempt le Georgia Southern shot 4 lore than 20 points, the Eagl >w-percentage snots againsi rise. Despite the excellent s irn's Billy Sandifer, who sui is team i >od 4, 7-5 t( n's tennis team Koth i on a winning note ,oss d with a 7-2 win Agair ithern and a 8-1 won Citadel. swept t five singles and wir] atches to beat setofhi srn Friday at ? T Clyde Skaflestad, U ^ Phil Dukes beat nQri, two sets, while it * schmid and Chris 5 to pull out wins. Thes< s defeated 6-4, 7-6 To win 1 an for Carolina's In foil, s gles competition. sa^era ff Hull combined Caroli >on and Gladman J??, ?rrri estad and Dukes , d David Marsh 6- Miklos < i's other doubles ^ id Mayotte lost 6- P?s,t,on HV Photo by Jonnny urummings i, James Chakales ?/! d~* /"k COl/f u kg beat 18 shots, and fres could not keep up >1 assist fense. i Satur- "We knew abo picked the defer lan four McGuire said. v cingle- hands. If they ha< 11or- fliio iini-ir Imu'l' " l?V-? LI HO ?v-l J WUgll. :'s total GEORGIA SOL )all, but than 6-5, outrebou first half, llowevei d in the USC grabbed 60 re ed even of the game. ! Eagles English led al 3d. Dunleavy scored Gilloon and Dunh Gilloon, several layups, am s in the scored only two < 13.1 per beyond the 10-foot es were Carolina, with a t USC's Marquette at 1:4C hooting season game for ik 12 of nationally televise wins two ) John Hansky and Andres in Carolina's only doubles ist The Citadel, Carolina ve singles matches and he doubles competition for i. Trammell won the first s match 6 1 but lost the next C fencers b ; fencing club, in its first year match last Saturday at The Ci :ores represent the number of i match, the fencer must scor i point can be scored by strikir point can be scored for any str ina had three of the top five fe lers in saber. USC player-co; [>wed by Citadel's Gary Selma and Citadel's Jeff Jaeger, /allario, Catoe and Mark C< s. R e g II it to win By Billy Baker CHARLESTON-USC's regulars I after seven innings of play before si six-run Baptist College rally, as the their baseball season opener, 13-9, Starting Carolina pitcher Tim Le> the win as he worked six innings, giv on five hits. The tall, left-hander v struck out seven. Shotstop Jeff Grantz got USC g inning with a single to left field. Thi Pankovits followed with a line driv< the left field fence to give USC an 2-0 In the second inning, USC increas nn n 1 oaH_r*ff hnmo *>nn K?? w.. M v/n 1IV/1IIV A U1I kjy 1 IgllllH Clean. Designated hitter Jim Hinke double and scored on consecutive Baptist College pitcher Tony Evan! GREG KEATLEY walked and st< third inning before McClean singled 1 USC a comfortable 5-0 lead, In th Pankovits hit his second home run make it 6-0. Baptist College got on the scoreboi half of the fourth inning when third t Wilkie hit a Lewis fastball for a home score 6-1 and spoiling Lewis' no-hit The Gamecnrks haH a hit* fifth inni runs on just two hits. McClean led of a walk, stole second and scored on Hinkel, who had advanced to second the plate, scored on Grantz's doub ground-out scored Grantz and gave after five innings. Lewis began to tire in the near 80-d and by the sixth inning Baptist Colle F O tfvl ihman Matt Simpkins, the Eagles ? with Carolina's fast-breaking ofut their shooting; that's why we se we did," USC coach Frank They shot over our outstretched i a big man, they would be very, THERN, without a starter taller nded the Gamecocks, 30-28, in the r, led by English with 16 rebounds, bounds to the Eagles' 48 by the end 1 scorers with 36 points, while 28. The guard combination of iavy passed off to each other for j, as a resuu oi tneir play, Carolina >f its 58 second half points from range. n 18-8 record, plays second-ranked i p.m. Sunday in the last regular both teams. The game will be d by the NBC-TVS network. matches two sets 6-3, 6-3 to Mike Martin. Carolina mppts NnrtH 1 v?* VI M V/M4 WilliO Tuesday at Maxcy-Gregg courts. The Tar Heels returns six of their top seven players from last year's Atlantic Coast Conference championship team. ieat Citadel as a chartered organization, won tadel, 38-"28 in foil and 8-1 in saber, matches won in each competition, e five points against his opponent, ig an opponent on the torso, and in ike above the waist. ncers in foil and had all three top ich Ralph Catoe finished first in n, USC's Tim Rogers, USC's Mark >llins swept the top three saber irs lead overBa to get solid hits, walk and moved t built a 13-3 lead the throw to third ibstitutes aided a Both runners scoi Gamecocks won Billy Smith. Bap Saturday. vis got credit for USC PUT the g ing up three runs the seventh innir /alked three and game, as they sco Second basema oing in the first the inning and ad rd baseman Jim ground-out. King i e home run over singled to right fi lead. rightfielders erro ;ed its lead to 3-0 Pankovit's single, jlder Chuck Mc- fly. Steve Cook clc 1 followed with a with a towering ! wild pitches by fence to give US< 5. From this poinl substituted freely )le second in the capitalize on num lim home to give pitching of junior e fourth inning late stages of the i of the game to FOR THE gam 41 L.ii * ' ii u in me uouom ana sioie oases ? >aseman Tommy their regulars we i run, making the the land, bid. "Bobby has got ng, scoring three coach Bill Bustle f the inning with hitting and defen Hinkel's single. defeated the Buc I on the throw to opener. le. Steve King's "But from Lewi USC a 9-1 lead different," Bustle Greg Ward out th legree weather, ge hitters began The CL Gamecock A, ? ?? ? I f ? m . BHHmM jSScr^ j ^hfiL*??* f CiU W \ 8BBBK^l^ffirff 1 I^?tU|Uin MM ^?Sv*^ I jyT JWH^MKCTmP si mhhm aft Mike Dunleavy hits two of his 28 \ ...Georgia Southern's Maurice S TT.yZWtWfPS' ^ -^7- - rrrT/*?^J?5;^.V??rT'W* wfw??ti!np5RRB5(. \ use F' ptist : Ben Sass began the inning with a o third on Mark Parrish's single. On , Parrish moved up to second base. *ed on a long single to left center by tist College trailed 9-3. ame out of reach with four runs in ig. It was their best inning of the red four runs on five hits. n Mark Van Bever singled to begin vanced to second base on a Grantz singled Van Bever home. Pankovits eld and went to second base on the r. King, who went to third base on , scored on Greg Keatley's sacrifice >sed out (JSC's scoring for the game home run over the left-centerfield ^ a 13-3 lead. : on, USC coach Bobby Richardson , and Baptist College was able to lerous USC mistakes and the relief college transfer Jim Lewis in the ' game. e, USC got 16 hits, four home runs ilmost at will. They played, while re in, like one of the best teams in a good ball club," Baptist College said. "They are just as strong in se as they were last year." USC canneers 7-6 in last year's season is on, I would have to say it's very said. "I didn't see any Earl Bass or icie louay. See BAPTIST, Page 11 BAfflal i 4 Ml I * % # Mmnmm A BE " Photo by Karl Bartholomew loints toutermire defends.