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USC now By Mitch Sherwood USC defeated Furman 7-5 and Baptist College 16-5 earlier this week to improve its baseball recoru 10 wun 11 games remaining in the regular season. Tim Lewis was the winning pitcher against Furman and has lied the school record for career wins with 34. He is 8-2 for the season. Catcher Greg Keatley tripled in the top of the 12th inning to score Steve Cook who had reached on an error to give USC a 6-5 lead. Third baseman Jim Pankovits walked, and as he later attempted to steal second base, Keatley was picked There's one place the Banana Splits the wa thpv did at the DAIRY QUEEN* store It's called DAIRY QUEEN. And, they still M don't charge //UJ a whole lot. 49'Ms pfASLi kMm April 22 and 23 only at 1366 Kosewood uriv Today and Tomorrow T j 1 I I ' i 8 5 B j "Sui i m i 5CITU i i ! A i i i Rain loc i i I another I RHUU - Contem fcr 31-9 forsi off at third. Pankovits scored on Mark Van Bever's single to make it 7-5. Baptist College pitcher, Nicky Carter walked seven batters in the first inning as USC scored seven runs and went on to win 16-5. USC collected 11 hits and stole bases at will to completely dominate the NAIA school. Keatley stretched his hitting streak to 22 games during the game. RIGHT-HANDER, Jim Lewis, was the starting Gamecock pitcher and is now 7-3. "I think their fielding and hitting i at still builds ly ? 'Reg U.S. Pat Off . Am. D Q Corp ?" Copyright 1975. Am. 0 Q Corp e I?I a mm mm not mm aa a Return of tAiilk Crsrt/'irtl ^ IAC it Willi or IUI VUUOli ?TARWOO nshine Celebrc irday - April 1:00 PM ihletic Fielc ation: Carolina iporary Sounds Pres sason has improved, but I'm not so sure about their pitching," said Bill Uncllo Rnnticl PaIIuBp r>r?5?r?h The team is led in hitting by Keatley, who has a .421 average. "It tooks like Keatley has picked up where Hank Small left off last year," Richardson said. Steve King has a .366 average and Van Bever is hitting .325. Pankovits is .325 and has hit 10 home runs. Repsher is hitting .289 and Cook is at .272. Jeff Grantz and Jim Fleming are batting at .256 and .222 respectively. As a team USC is batting at .296' and the pitching staff has a combined 3.16 earned run average. USC plays two games at 5 p.m. today at UNC-Wilmington. [ just pi | ALL S 1 white p/ i! tr< ? $1.00 DISO | WITH USC jj ARMY-NA I 1316 ASSEA/ ; phone : wwvyvwwwvwwwvvwv ........... i m mmmsk S j 5 i ! a / t ition i 6 I 24th ! mmmmm m i F I I Coliseum entation Softball? Saturday. USC is favored to 1 Winthrnn should nut nn a ch, - ------- "Jfr |.^1V V?? V4 ^ VUU Ull< Other teams participating v Voorhees College. Each of thesi said Winthrop is 4'the toughest t this season. The probable starting pitcher 1 tournament is Linda Copeland. fnom'o facfncf nifnKnt* TTCfV IV.U11A O iUOVVOl pilVUUl . UUVy O Ulli are Denise Nanney and Karen The Most Outstanding Player went to first baseman Lauren batting average and was descril and "a good all-around player. Vicky Mann received the Coa sportsmanship, attitude and spi talented player. iciiviDj I2ES. I WINTER I iJUbtKb! j: DUNT jj LP, CARD jj i?Y STORE ij M3LY STREET jj 152-.1350 | WUWVWWtfV/WWWWWiftfttf g I 4/ ^* " # K* 1 I the pip tomato ^ ? a tor all yoi From Our Krai 1 | N W STOR From Page 7 win the five-team event, but owing, according to Porter. vill be Erskine, Claflin and e are first-year teams. Porter earn USC played in the state" :or USC in its first game in the Porter said Copeland is the er pitchers who may see action Pappas. award for the regular season Hughes, who compiled a .538 3ed by Porter as a "bit hitter" ch's Award, which is based on rit. Porter said Mann is also a Track Wilson suffered a foot injury prior to Carolina's 83-62 dual meet win over Georgia on Saturday and was unable to compete against the Bulldogs. However, Wilson is expected to be at full strength by the weekend. A major concern for McClure is to get to his main goal, the NCAA Championships. "The Penn Relays will be a guide for our team if its able to compete in the nationals," he said. McClure expects his team to be well prepared mentally. "You don't find a track individual, or team for that matter, overconfident. They're realistic," McClure said. "You have to be if yuu wetui, iu suctccu. iiacPk isii i like baseball where judgement calls are made. If you run an average of 10.0 and another runs it in 10.3, the latter knows realistically his chances of winning are slim. We know who can finish high for us by the teams and individual who will be there. >e rack | iPMWJ I ur bottoms '-.y Kookie Korrier super discount prices E HOURS AT OUR DIG WARGHOUScI TWO NOTCH RD 754-9636 >ily 10-7 fhur&fri 10-9 Hi