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Vise defe By Mitch Sherwood Carolina's men's tennis team suffered it first defeat of the season Tuesday, losing 6-3 to a strong North Carolina team at MaxcyGregg courts. The loss ended a three-game USC win streak and was the third time in two years that USC had defeated at home. North Carolina came into the match ranked in the top ten in the National Indoors and defending Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) champions. "I thought we had a good effort.'" USC head coach Ron Smarr said. ||?&|nV RON SMARR ...leam loses urst match naiiw: WARM-UP SU FOIi MEN UP V Ai /UII ini A II VV/lJVIVkl (911 MEN'S JOGGL SALE PRICE PAINTER'S P^ RUGBY SH1R1 J SWEDISH A It A JONLY $8.88 HOODED PAR" ILEE WASHED I SHOP FOR LEJ FADED GLOR1 LANDLUBBER WRANGLER USE YOUR BELK IlOWi IHiaLAMSL^ wis ivfinis "It was real close individually, ana I give credit to North Carolina because they played well under pressure. Our guys tried hard and we played well overall. It was mucn closer tnan tne score indicates." NORTH CAROLINA'S Billy Brock, one of the top players in the ACC, defeated Carolina's number one singles player, Clyde Skaflestad, 6-2, 6-3. In a close match, Carolina's number two player, Jeff Kefalos, lost to Tom Dixon, 7-5, 6-4. Dixon, down 54 in the first set, faced set point twice in the tenth game. Dixon staved off defeat, however, winning that game and the next two to win the set. In the second set, Dixon jumped out to a 3-1 lead and irciu un a iaie neiaios ratty 10 win the match. RIP TRAMMELL won Carolina's first match of the afternoon with a 6-1, 7-6 victory over John Kraut. Trammell eased through the first set but had to fight 10 win me second set. "I played fairly well the first set, but I let up the second set and it almost cost me," Trammell said. fhil. dukes was Carolina's only other singles winner, defeating Cliff Skakle, 7-6,6-3. "He made a few errors, and I am really happy with the way I played today," Dukes said. After barely winning the first set, Dukes became more aggressive the second set and came out with a win. Freshman Chris Mayotte, HPT ITS ? VT d \ m m m mr r UiTlJBll ? , NG SHOES m $?.88 mm k VfK KU uulfm . 1 am im '8 $8.00 1 IY SHIRTS I KAS $6.88 ~~I JEANS $13.88 E, LEVI, I J M? A I) flt A ? * i, rA nivxin, ?P LADY a am ?i ? * ? tllAlliil^ UAKli k U HK 1)6 ASSEMBLY STJ ? VV1 "* * +*"?*?- -'^-i Ifm?UM "TUTITlTfgBil?? team playing in the number four position split his first two sets 6-4, 3-6 before losing the third set 6-2 to David Oberstein. Andreas Hufschmid won his first set 6-4 but lost the next two sets 6-4, 6-3 to Junic Chatman. KKFALOS AND Jeff Hull had Carolina's only doubles win with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Chatman and Skakle. Skaflestad and Trammell, playing in the number one doubles position, lost to Brock and Dixon. A close match, Dukes and Mayotte took Oberstein and Hassler to the final game of the second set before losing 6-4, 7-6. In a match played Sunday, Carolina defeated College of unariesion 8-1 in Charleston. Carolina plays North Carolina State at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Maxcy-Gregg courts. ! Bra I I 1 ^ | .. JUL ? First, there' generous servr 1 batter with m< | Both with Ital f and t< i f I I ft * D&ntsx/illo L Charleston Hwy. j METRO CJ 494? Two N : (across from China 1 : on '<? Notch) MONDAY THRl 4:00 pm - HAPPY HOl) FOR STUDENTS ^ IM1CHELOB - $.15 A GL : FEATURING JE THURSDAY -8A' I REDUCED ADMiSl FOR. USC ST B9B?^ **9BUS&? 4 nd New at Shone ? s Shoney's delicious Chicken I ing of white meat ? deep friec ozzarella cheese.. .plus Shoney ian meat sauce. Add a tossed g oasted Grecian bread. What a oniy $925 ^ RESTAURANTS LUB'INJX:] ntph KaaiI ' ioyal Restaurant j J THURSDAY; closing r hi | li rnitus) VITH USC l.D.'s : ass Thursday: RltU TURD AY NITE | / SION CHARGE i 'U DENTS /s ' /-s f j ^ H 1 ! taliano, a I 1 in a special ? 's spaghetti. V ;arden salad | feast! I I I 0$*^ f i * I ?Beltline | Dutch Square |