University of South Carolina Libraries
* U ' VV<* . '\ f * **' .* * ^ 4 > -Vr :*' ^ i _r JUSL k- \ ?f|fk Z Marc Tharp high over the Lugoff ju . . .Tharptool Parachute clul USC's sport parachute club won < a East Coast Collegiate Parachute ] meet, March 19-20, at the club's j Lugoff jumpsite. - I The Gamecock jumpers finished i ahead of Ga. Teach while La. Tech and Clemson tied for third. ! USC finished first in star fnr- I mation competition. i USC's Wendy Ramsey was first ] in cheapo accuracy and Ken ' Deberry and Joel Burnett finished second and third in novice ac- < I I Friday 7:30-11 j Make reservations, bri I sell you 2 meals for ft j (Doesn't include bever appetizers.) ISMRVATMH j call before 5 P. I Bring this coupon & S GOOD MARCH ! 1741 ^Saluda ^ve^^Pts^ EJJiiiwsHHnm Sp y ' f Wr m ?t>* ' 7 */, T'M&K-' jfc^Jr. I k . t fr, *?' TV f'' Jfr' ** *t impsite c three first places in recent meet ) wins meet curacy. In Intermediate accuracy Marc Tharp, John Gray and Chip Schooler placed third, fourth and fifth. &n auvaiiccu dv;cuiticy competition Robbie Trimmier and Danny Lyell placed first and second. Tharp won the intermediate overall competition and the intermediate stvlp mm - petition. Jay Judice won the advanced style. USC won five of the meet's nine events. 0 P?^ | 3:30 P.M. j IWHT I !? # Oh" _ _ a _ ? a iu I ing a aai? ana we li ?e price of one. age, desserts, or I I I IS UQ?W? M. 799-6303 tudent or Faculty I.O. i 26, 1976 ONLY Columbia, _S .CJ ._292p 5j L;f,,A'F, Weekend schedule THURSDAY m lennis USC (men) vs. Northwestern at Maxcy-Gregg Courts, 2:15 p.m. USC (women) vs. Clemson at P.E. courts, 3:00 p.m. Baseball USC vs. Francis Marion at Rex Enright Field, 7:30 p.m. Golf USC at Furman Invitational, Greenville Swimming USC at National Collegiate j v^>iaiii|^iuiisiu(i2>, rroviuence FRIDAY Tennis USC (men) vs. Amherst at MaxcyGregg courts, 2:15 Baseball USC vs. North Carolina at Chapel Hill, N.C., 2:30 Golf USC at Furman Invitational, ureenvine Swimming USC at NCAA Championships, Providence SATURDAY Baseball USC vs. North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2:00 p.m. Track USC at Atlantic Coast Relays at Raleigh <jOH USC at Furman Invitational at Greenville SUNDAY Tennis USC (men) vs. Duke at Durham 2:00 p.m. USC (women) vs. Georgia Southern at Statesboro, Ga., 2:30 muvi Sports I Tennis team wi loses one on F1 By Mitch Sherwood Carolina's men's tennis team trav( break and picked up eight victories ag Carolina, 19-2 on the season. Dlav; today at Maxcy-Gregg courts. "I think the team played well, ai around," said head coach Ron Sman teams like we're capable of playing, good record," Smarr said. Carolina's victories included wins j College, Presbyterian, Florida Te ternational, South Florida and Yale. F closest but lost 5-4. Miami, one of t ! defeated Carolina 6-3 in what Smarr i "They just happened to play better tl plnspr than thp cpnrd i nrli r>otnc " Cm ? V..X/ MVV* V AllVIIVUlVOf Ulll Softball team h USC's women's Softball team de Tuesday for its second victory of the Lauren Hughes, a freshman, led the for-seven performance at the plate, in home runs and a double. Robbin Drain, Charlene Dubose an< for-six, adding to the team's offensive was Maureen McCauley. The Chicks began their season Moi Rutgers behind the pitching of Linda C hittinfi with two doubles in two times a The Chicks play Rutgers at 2 p.m Nine swimmers at NCAA Chan Nine members of the Carolina sw NCAA Championships, which begai University campus in Providence, F r* i ...i 1 ...ul I lie Udllltxutni), WI1U 11IIISUCU WIU season, finished third in the National earlier this month. Individuals representing Carolina concludes Saturday are seniors Toi Juniors Tom Jacobson and Ray Klit Giese, Bill Ehrhorn, Steve Breiter, Gribble. With the exception of Midwinter, and Tingen, the remainder of the UJ only relays. Midwinter will swim both the 100- i i the 400- and 800-yard freestyle rela relay. Jacobson will compete in the 400-v I Klitzke and Tingen will both enter the The 400-yard medley relay will c Ehrhorn, the 800-yard freestyle rela and Breiter and the 400-yard frees I Giese and Ehrhorn. Midwinter conn I event. I . Spring ' lure! .9 h our i C ome \ve our iill? wufL f kurhuru untl t ren fovvfin #'JJ ... u i offei lion ?SanStvui ^ 1 724 Sokxfci Ave. I Columbia, S. triefs 118 emht. # C5 7 orida trip ;led to Florida during spring ainst one defeat. 5 Northwpst#?rn at 9?i?; n m I tid it was a good effort all r. "If we play the rest of the we should end up with a real over Jacksonville. Flaeler ch, Kentucky, Florida InCentucky played Carolina the he top teams in the nation, termed as "a tough match", lan we did, and it was much arr said. ri/aiis vjiainii feated Claflin College 33-9 ; season. ; Chicks in hitting with a sixeluding three inside-the-park i Nona Kerr each went fouri attack. The winning pitcher iiucty wiin ct o-h victory over Copland. Drain led the team's t bat. , today. i competing inionttliine i ~ im team will compete in the r? Wednesday on the Brown L.I. i a 6-5 dual meet record this I Independent Championships at the Four-day meet which m Schmidt and Jim Tingen, zke, and sophomores Barney Greg Midwinter and David jacoDson and Divers Klitzke 5C entries will be involved in and 200-yard backstroke, plus lys and the 400-yard medley ard individual medley, while three-meter diving. onsist of Gribble, Giese and y will haveEhrhorn, Schmidt tyle relay includes Schmidt, ipletes the foursome in each I I it en rt.\ *9n our Ju ill tott J ^9 n our windows I'lVic tourfeiy _A en . / / v ... 4 ra in now of of rreryfh in y new! r<'ouqwU J !iv? P?nfi C