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Baseball ? throwing error allowed Chakales to move to third. Chakales scored when Kizer misplayed Jim Pankovits' grounder. Pankovits stole second and moved to third on another - ' - uuuwiug cum. jrciimuvus scored on sieveuooK's single. Georgia never mounted a serious scoring threat, and the Gamecocks scored a run in the second and added one in the fourth on Chuck McLean's double. It took Keatley until the eighth inning to extend his streak. Keatley hit a home run over the left field fence to extend his streak to 25 games. King's three-run home run Saturday provided USC all the runs it needed to win. His home run, Carolina's 58th this vear set a team record for most home runs in a season. Carolina has hit 57 home runs each of the past two years. USC pitcher Jim Lewis raised his record to 8-3, stopping the Bulldogs on six hits, striking out seven and walking two. Keepers, who pitched well after the first inning, is 1-3. "Four runs is not a lot of runs," said head coach Bobby Richardson. 44We actually earned these runs today by running on the bases. King's three-run homer was set up by baserunning. It was a well pitched ball game. Richardson said thp foam hac marlp n k?IMV?V M IlVtlWUMlV/ 1111 provement since the season began. "In the first part of the season our pitchers just were not consistent," Richardson said. "Hal Hutchens was injured, Chuck McLean was injured and we had trouble deciding on a rotation. We now have a rotation going, and the hitting has come around. I think this is the difference in the ball club." Cheerleaders selected Roland Weathers has been selected head cheerleader for the 1976-77 school year. Mark Drake will be the squad's microphone man. Regular cheerleaders include: Bruce Butrym, Tommy Daniels, Blair Strandridge, Maurice Sanders, Lisa Gore, Carol Williamson, Valerie Rowe, Ann Harris and Beth McNamara. Alternates include Alex Daniels, Richard Lacey, Lynn White, and Ruth Marie Tollv. COLUMBIA PLASMACENTER i Twice a week Bleeding Doctor on Duty of All Times j ?& ??. A ~v.u>n rojfmoni 1916 Taylor Phone:765-1945 1 765-1923 [ Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5:30 j tmmmmummmmmimmmm m~m mmmmmmmma DHWHUHBVBVVHWVW WttWM ? If VTWUfttf V tttf ?tf * WlTl^T WW MVV^rwlV [ i; ?. a ! jj Play j| ji Putt-Putt' jj 2; iott-putt)] ;! % cojcouRas/v 5 S-rJ : a* f t9fb PPCjLA ? '" f* , I; 1 150 Knox Abbott Dr. 5606 Percival Rcl.Jl !; Cayce, S.C. Columbia, S.C. ;! S; 532 St. Andrews Rd. \l ! Columbia, S.C. ;! Chicks wi By Billy Baker USC's women's softball team defeated Winthrop 8-3 and 13-9 Satlirdav to win thp Slflllth Parnlina Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women State title played at the Hex Enright Athletic Center. In the morning game Linda Copeland allowed Winthrop three TfiCs, struck out three and walked four as th^ game's winning pitcher. T? A 1 J ^ in me second inning uene Robbins tripled in two runs to give USC a lead it kept. In the sixth inning Nonna Kerr also tripled in two runs. Robbin Drain also had two hits to aid the Chicks*-victory. In the championship game in the afternoon Wiuthrop was tired, after playing two games earlier in tne day. The Chicks capitalized on numerous errors for the 13-9 win. Copeland, who pitched all three games for the Chicks during the tournament, allowed Winthrop only four hits in the game. Drain was the team's leading hitter, collecting a double and a home run for two RBI's. The Chicks, 20-0, completely dominated the All-Tournament selections, garnering eight of the nine positions. Copeland was the pitching selectee. Laura McCauley was the F ootbalT with a 22~yard field goal, and it 9-0 with a 12-yard burst up the second quarter. Parrish kicked point. Sophomore Jay Feltz alterns Randy Martz on the Garnet sc game. The Monongah, W. Va., for Martz late in the second qua Garnet's to their only touchdov With thirddown and four yard /T 7_\ 1 o linn f #Vw II JMIU line 1 pi UVIUCU tin game's most exciting offensive to the right side and then turne raced 49 yards to the four-yc plays later Feltz scored on a one. Parrish added the extra White team led 10-7 at halftim HUGH BELL led the Garnet late in the third quarter when fumble at the White 27-yard li Long moved the ball to the secutive runs before the 1 A TIME FOR TUCKING. Here's a pretty way to slip into the spring season. An all cotton sporty dress that features tucking on the bodice and sleeves, buttons up the front nn/l n fi.ll o: r- a ?? Ii- -J emu a tun oi/.ca ivt*?J orange. British tan. _ ? -- ' ap ? *>*' 724 Saluda Av?.- Fiva feints Csiumbta, S. C. n state toi USC's Lauren Hughes scores agaii ...Chicks woi catcher, and Lauren Hughes was selected at first base. Vicki Mann was the All-Tournament second baseman, and Drain was selected for her play at third base. Kerr was picked as the tournament's best shortstop, ana Helen Clemment was chosen from leftfield. Robbins was picked from cen Williams made toughened. Par i middle in the from the ll-yan the extra to tie the score 1 quarter. ited with junior juad during the Head footbal native came in pleased with th rter and led the game. The quar vn in the game, only eight passt s to go from the most effective, j 5,500 fans the play. He faked "The quarter d to the left and Carlen said aft ird line. Three dropped too ma sneak from the threw poorly." point, and the "I'm pleased > e- the quarterbacl think it's a lack team to a score to get them all he recovered a ne. Carlen said P hurt shoulder, e 16 on two con- of the spring. "I White defense will be a differe J k_ Photo by Karl Bartholomew ist VVinthrop 1 state tournament with 13-9 victory. terfield, and Denise Nanney was chosen from centerfield for the All imament Tournament team. If the athletic department can afford to send the Chicks to the Women's Softball World Series, they will compete in Omaha, Neb., May 13-16. From Page 11 rish came in on fourth down i line to kick a 28-yard field goal with 4:10 remaining in the third 1 coach Jim Carlen was not e quarterback play during the terbacks combined to complete is in 32 attempts. Bass was the completing 6 of 16 for 68 yards. backs are still inconsistent," ;er the game. "The receivers ny balls, and the quarterbacks with the spring practice, except c play," Carlen said. "I don't of effort. I just think we've got well." ,*~ ?i i ii? vicing piuyt^j me game wun a ind Bass has been injured most think four months from now he nt player," Carlen said of Bass. n # I i i\iv naras on may seek WT Tf u.o. no use U?>C head baseball coach Bobby Richardson will wait until after the season before announcing whether he will seek South Carolina's 5th Congressional seat now being served by Ken Holland. I am considering the opportunity of serving," Richardson said Saturday. "I feel there are certain areas of responsibility all of us need to face. This is something I've considered and been encouraged to do, and I will make my decision as soon as our season is over." Tf hp ran Tiirhnrdsnn saiH ho would take a leave of absence from r the university while he campaigned, and if he won, he would recommend Johnny Hunton, his USC assistant, to succeed him.