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j - - ; ^ '" h^^^bkbbss^ : ' ? ^hfll ; KjiL 1 - Mia^ - w^m I PIn8 m jLml HL ~ ^Hh^' ; vnl ||j ^ \ I Ptwto toy Dak Howard Keatley watches action from the dugout ...Keatley leads Carolina hitters with a .407 average. iTT~~~rT 7rmmmrrr^ m 1WBmen 6 oamimmi o&wiaso, vw>. P.O. But 4618 Cdmiia. S.C. Women's Educational Services is a non-profit agency that offers: i ; ? r ree rregnancy i Problem Pregnancy Counseling Free Abortion Referrals j Contraceptive Clinics Family Planning If you're a woman and need assistance call Women's Educational Services to talk with someone who cares. The number to call is 779-8355. IHIIIHIlfll III I' mil Mill PI 111II summer II I i 1 1 rsfl I Hal 1 OUT OF STATE/NO C I INTERVIEWS H 1 - n 3, i | ROOM 1 ( Hi 1 NEX Keatley Keatley has good physical size I catcher. His 6-2, 200 pound physiqu swing and his ability to block the double and a single Saturday in palachian State. UV 1*1 A _ - <?i ' ? i iiKe 10 go aner tne nrst pile behind the count, I lose my concent because I feel I have a greater chan< KEATLEY CONTRIBUTES his gained more confidence. "I feel n said. "I started hitting the ball bt during spring break. Once you start continue because you have more < i i~: i\cauc) wdina iu CUIlllllUC 1115 CdH drafted high in this June's professi no preference for a particular tea somewhere he can play soon. A criminal justice major, he wo with the FBI if his baseball career d But right now Keatley is hoping season play for another chance at th a good chance to make it, but w games," he said. "That leaves onl: that doesn't happen either." Keatley has hopes for this year's t have to do," he said. "Right now ths Keatley knows what he has to do winning, and that is to keep hitting style that he has been doing at USCI body ru |-> o 1212 MAIN Next to Miracle Tl :ar needed EN MONPJ o, anu y rr )3 COLUAAS T TO CAP ST' siHuaainnnsuiBnmfiususHiBBfls From Page 10 or a potential professional e is the key to his powerful plate effectively. He had a USC's 12-1 win over Ap h," Keatley said. "If I get ration. I like to stay ahead, ze to get a hit." hitting success with having lore comfortable now," he itter on our trip to Florida hitting the ball it's easier to tontidence in yourself." ier in baseball, hoping to get onal baseball draft. He has m, but he does want to go uld like to pursue a career oes not produce. USC can make it into poste NCAA title. "We still have e can't lose more than 10 / one more loss, and I hope earn. "We all know what we it's what's important." for the Gamecocks to keep and catching in the superb :or the past two years. fumishinas J<g STREET the leatre WM MU ITIRE SUM/ WlU ? API \A *IA HALL DNE IHIillllliii Schedule Monday Baseball USC vs. Furman at Rex Enright Athletic Field, 7:30 p.m. Tennis .USC vs. Presbyterian College at c r> i .on ? ? M^iimuii, o.V/. i.ou jj.in. vmcn; TJSC vs. Davidson at Charlotte, 3 p.m. (women) Golf USC at Southern Independents, Calloway Gardens, Pine Mtn., Ga. (Monday-Wednesday) Tuesday Baseball USC vs. Clemson at Clemson, 3 p.m. Tennis USC vs. Georgia Southern at Maxcy-Gregg Courts, 2:15 p.m. (men) . USC vs. Furman at P.E. Center Courts, 3 p.m. (women) Softball USC vs. Winthrop behind Rex Enright Athletic Field, 3 p.m. Thursday RaKphall USC vs. Citadel at College Park in Charleston, 7:30 p.m. Tennis USC vs. College of Charleston in Charleston, 3 p.m. (women) Saturday Baseball USC vs. Davidson at Rex Enright Athletic Field, 2 p.m. Lacrosse USC vs. Georgia on Soccer Field, 2 p.m. Track USC vs. Georeia at Weems Raskin Track, 5:30 p.m. Sunday Tennis USC vs. Florida State at MaxcyGregg Courts, 1:30 p.m. (men) MMM flir WmSBr mlmF \ \ 1ST HAVE J NAER FREE J KIL12 I