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Women'i l Bv Marv Louise Younc Losing only one singles and on doubles match, USC's women' tennis team defeated Georgi Southern 7-2 Monday afternoon i Iheir first match of the season. .-i-;.v. 'J ' - ?- - - fi -+*?*** >4% |j| - .? - ... V . / J . . Jit ' ! tennis tet In the mumber one singles, Cindy Kincaid defeated Jeri e O'Neal 6-2,6-1. Sue Smith beat Jar s Lowe 6-2, 6-0 in the number twc a position, and in the number three n spot, bally Wilson downed Widgel Bennett, 6-1, 6-3. I i ' *; *f? , r 2 i**s *:$? '"% ????" '' ""f, 3'5;iSr^ im do mint , Susan Tinsley's 6-3, 7-5 victory /\?rnv< T^oln MaoKU in fVin fmirfVt L uvci i^ait ivomii til vnv; ivui in \ position and Cissie Jones' 6-1, 6-1 > win over Cathy Hall in the sixth ? position gave USC a five-match t lead after singles comptetion. In an exhibition match, USC's Sylvia UfcHHYS V on main J 1 ringing Up: I e bplit bkirt the freshest classical k around. Comfortable H-lnnkina nnnliri that s as well to the office as j school. Or sightseeing. M over a blouse or tur- | i leek. The list goes on 1 I 1 on. Color, Kahki, sizes i-1 34. I &?? * :Jk | : I * I 1 IR. DRESS WORLD I l? DOWNTOWN * RICHiAMD MAIL tJ[' ?>f" . r<??ujM {V?r-*^ ' * ?*t T * -<V.. _ . . '^nw???. ites Ga. Si Pnrlop Vvoq Hau/n Knnpr f?-1 fi-fl. JLi fl ORV/ & WV/M V V* ?* y v ? | ? -? . Bev Vaughn managed Georgia Southern's only singles victory, beating Ann Pasky 6-1, 6-3 in the nnmhpr five soot. "" -- ' ? ~r Kincaid and Smith teamed to beat O'Neal and Lowe, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, while Wilson and Sylvia Easier won a comeback victory over M?oUiH ' ?nr\ Rofomnn 'l.fi fi.H i>rr>i/ui cuiu uutviiiuu, u w, v u, v v. Georgia Southern's Vaughn and Hall downed Tinsley and Sue Stoll 7-5. 7-6 in the number three doubles. FOR SEVERAL reasons, a large number of spectators witnessed USC's victory at the P.E. Center courts. Some came to see what kind of team first year coach Kath Graham had been training for nearly five months. Some came to see just how good new recruits Kincaid and Wilson were. Others simply wanted to take advantage of the 80-degree temnprahirp or stonned bv on their way somewhere else. Whether or not the spectators had anything to do with it Graham said her team suffered form "firstgame jitters." Georgia Southern's coach George Shriver described both teams as "a bundle oi nerves. Shriver said he thinks USC has V:' t * ' % J r i* v> jg; ^j 1 \ ;y' . ' --.v .. (JSCs Citldv KinraM hits karktu ...Chicks win opening meet again 1 STUDENT SP i | Tuesday 5-9 TACOS i I ALL Y Qll i/ yuthern strenghth and depth but is "weakend after the first and second positions." hnuiovor coiH thir/1 U1 UIIUUI) IIVTfVTVI t OMIU Ulli u seeded Wilson is "Deceptive." "She's stronger than she appears to be," Graham said, "and Jier strengths are consistency and placement." Graham also said Wilson "comes in well had has a good net game." KINCAII), A freshman and the team's top-seeded player, used snon snots anu accurate placement to win her singles match. Graham said Kineaid has gotten more aggressive and stronger since fall practice began. Amith, who played number two last year and is in the same spot this year, described her play as "consistent." Smith said her olav against Georgia Southern helped boost her confidence. Easier said she thought her aggressiveness and Wilson's consistency combined to give them the advantage in the number two doubles The team used strong net play -- something Graham said they need to do more of in singles-to defeat their opponents. The women's next match will be Friday at Presbyterian College. V4 111?1 ii wr JI %. ?<*>! ?nd^ ?t Georgia Southern ECIAL |SORRY I NO. I pm- TAKE I OUTS I , 8t,?BEER J M flA'ki CAT 'I ,. ... ' ' V ' '' ' V