Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Women n _ 11.. 117! 1 J 1 III* _1 _ _ l P oaiiy wnson uowneu wiugei Bennett 6-3, 7-6. Cissie Jones took three sets to defeat Dale Nesbit 7-6, 3-6, 6-1. Georgia Southern's Jan Lowe edged Sunsan Tinsley 7 6, 3-6, 6-3 in the fourth position while Bev 5 Vaughn defeated Sue Stoll 6-3, 6-3 in tlia civth crinf Ill HIV* OIAIII THE NUMBER one and three ^ doubles went to Carolina with Kincaid and Smith beating O'Neal IjTHEGRANI I L _ . jl.5 miles sou I |Force Base j j Directly I C* nmnnn Presents ii ^ I JIMMY BUFFE ' | f i Frrimx/ I ni ... - 7 i i | | FRIDAY AND ! Fogha , | 5.50 A I | Tickets at I Taylor Street Pharma ! Myrtle Beach at Reco I Stero Tape Center j Gay Dolphin ; [grand^trand aauj ajSjSjt^ J m I ^ 1 wtu i' " V If Th IBHB1 and Lowe 6-3, 6-3 and Jones and Ann Pasky downing Bennett and Nesbit 6-2, 6-1. Wilson and Tinsley lost to Warren and Cathy Howard 7-6, 6-3 in the second spot. The Chicks' 5-4 win over Davidson here Monday was "like walking a tight rope," according to USC coach Kathy Graham. "We were just pleased to come away with a win." Graham said Davidson is one of D STRAND A, tk nf AA\/rtln R* Ill V/ I IVlJf I I I ^ L/\ in front of Pir ound Myrtle B< n Concert Saturday Apri TT with his very sp< j Harris admissiot 8pm SATURDAY April 1< t, Montrose, & HEA DVANCE 6.50 DAY OF V ? TO cy in Columbia rd Bar iic F^f^BOXJDFFICE _ OREWIDE "! urs.. Fri. & Sat. April 1. ! I ' ?DAY?Oh is Thursday, Friday & 5 LL A?" List Albums 1 ALL 8 Track Tap 3** Off List Pr'u All Jnzz L.P. Reduced For 81 .?/ STOP BY FOR **7 BIG SAVINGS BK1E0 S 933 Main Street Behind the Capitol urs Weekdays 10 a.n h a jl ^ueyiuuya IV - O From Page 10 the strongest teams they will face single this season. Davidson beat USC 9-0 Easlei last year. Murpl Kincaid kept her record un- at 3-3 blemished downing Kirk Cameron 6-4, 6-2, and Smith was defeated for TH1 A 1 f! A. A? 11- ?.? I- rfc - me ursi nine mis season Dy oecca doubh Stimson 6-4, 6-4. Wilson slipped numb past Dea Booth 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. Tinsley Tinsle fell to Sue McAdoy 6-1, 2-6, 7-5, and 6-3, 6Nancy Brown defeated Jones 3-6, 6- Murpl 3, 6 0 for USC's second and third Kinca AUSIC FAIR! R sach Air ! TZ I two a a I i AT ate Land '"sta UVJI ^ I the 3QCh I with best 110 i distri Me ecial guest | /0aucrkt Vj $6 / ticket I ^ 1 Soi I with *>-17 ft-00 Dm I Nortl " ' ~ I I , I are 1 DEAST I amo, : SHOW I so wins than 1 An ur favorite Beverage fhan ^ team I.i.I i is avcmaDie I have sevei crow I mon< A BEACH j teau? CLUB PRODUCTION ! fh?eu^ rvLC j . i| a 2, & 3 BBMMjj I kiturday aEmH 4**each jHHj ? Ik Mm i! V ? : Warn c 11 I I 1 ,t \ EJ i m 11 a r s losses of the day. Sylvia doubli - of Carolina beat Andrea Came ly 6-1, 5-0 to even the match descr: after singles competition. "the seen.' Z CHICKS won two of three is matches losing only in the Gra er one spot. Wilson and her te y downed Booth and McAdoy that u 1, and Jones and Pasky beat cordir ly and Brown 3-6, 6-3, 6-1. "a big id and Smith lost their first practi aker ? i m r\n O* TTCr" loo anient nidi vyao iitiu at uuv^ tao ACC champion, the Southern C t-large teams. -LARGE TEAMS can be sent an nee, Clemson was sent to East Lai IPAA rJavnffc I V/< A piw J V/lL 1U . wording to Price, who keeps in Ihe 15 independent teams in the di; record among independent teai ct has a winning record. mpnis btate nas the best record 5onville, ranked sixth nationally, h-ranked Florida State is 22-4 af on Monday and Tuesday. South ^d Miami has the district's fifth be ith Alabama is 18-5, Virginia Te USC earlier, is 9-3. The Gamecoc least Lousiana's 12-5 record. Geor 3-7 and Mercer, who played USC ; 10, Tulane is 10-7 and Georgia T< ig independents in District III witl , RIGHT NOW the Gamecocks mi must be very impressive. They < ?a r a i i i ' ? iu games 11 iney expect 10 gei a dk yway one looks at it, some team ged at the end of the season. Ther s in District III for it not to hap{ the advantage if the situation c *al of the smaller schools in the ds supported the tournament in iy has been known to influence : C may or may not he the sever in the nation, but with game lern and Clemson Friday they i selves. "beekc Discount Wine Snack H 30 linger St. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmam Jmbudsman Availa ontact: office of the Omb 77-3 81# Room 4< tus.scll House -V. Ttiuuut1: londuy, April 5 es match of the season to ron and Stimson. Graham ibed Cameron and Stimson as best doubles team we've ham said she is not surprised am is 5-0. "I felt in the fall /e had a strong team." Acig to Graham, her team got I head start" by having fall ce this vear. *age 10 t year will be comprised Jonterence cnampion and iywhere to compete. For ising, Mich., last year for constant communication strict, USC has the eighth ms. Every team in the (18-2) through Tuesday, has a record of 25-3 and 'ter losing two games to Florida is 20-4 and eithist record, 24-6. ch, who split two games :ks' record is followed by gia Southern and Statson yesterday, is 16-9. Tamoa ech has the worst record i a 7-5 record. jst not only win, but their can't afford to lose more 1 s are going to feel short e art* juisi iuo many good )en. The Gamecocks will omes down to them and district because record Columbia last year, and such selections. ith best college baseball 's tonight with Georgia have a chance to prove ilTY "1 k ? Beer f ?ur | rt tk V 4 A * > MM ? ? i SOt?-?Z14| nssss^ Positions Me udsmcn >8 12:00 noon