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USC's sport parachute club won <
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meet, March 19-20, at the club's j
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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- <
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Marc Tharp, John Gray and Chip
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&n auvaiiccu dv;cuiticy competition
Robbie Trimmier and
Danny Lyell placed first and
second. Tharp won the intermediate
overall competition
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style.
USC won five of the meet's nine
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Weekend
schedule
THURSDAY
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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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,
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