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By MATT WARD
Gamecock Staff Writer
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House 9-6 Sunday afternoon in the int
"Bates House was our toughest g
afternoon's game out of the way I
residency division. With just two gai
* chance we can finish undefeated,"
said.
ALTHOUGH NEITHER team see
dominated the first half statistics. T1
and had five first downs to Maxcy
Bates House made two drives in
quarter but were stopped because
drive in the first half by moving dowi
fourth down Maxcy quarterback Ji
receiver Jim Smith in the end zon<
On its first possession of the secon
their own 25 yard line. A tackling pc
> the 40 yardline. On second down,
Sullivan nassed romnlpfp tr? flnnlrc
Maxcy 39 yardline.
On the next play Sullivan pitchec
completed an option pass to wide rec
to the 15. On third down Sullivan fou
House' only score. The conversion
Through three quarters Bates He
IN THE FINAL quarter of play, ]
tercepted a Sullivan pass on third 1
House 34 yardline. Maxcy scored on
yard pass to wide receiver Jim Smil
k end zone. The conversion try was
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Trailing for the first time with 7:
House took possession on its 10 yai
Bates House quarterback Billy Sulli
a two point safety by Maxcy defens
know how far I dropped back," Sulli\
TRAILING 9-6 BATES House had 1
on both tries the Maxcy defense to
Tlie victory increased Maxcy's <
House is now 7-1. Both teams will par
next week.
Bates House player-coach Billy ?
got beat this afternoon by a better
offs coming next week that we can a
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Rosier also had two assists in t
year.
Rosier is the team's leading
assists for the season and 91 ca]
j scored five goals and seven ass
and Jim Layden have scored ti\
The defense, led by fullbacks
Jonathan Bryan and Bruce Ear
allowed 12 goals in 16 games. Ui
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f the week
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e over previously undefeated Bates
ramural game of the week.
;ame of the year by far. With this
think we're the best team in the
Ties left I think there's an excellent
Maxcy player-coach Dave Knapp
>red in the first half, Bates House
hey gained 105 yards to Maxcy's 45
's one.
to Maxcy territory in the second
of penalties. Maxcy made its best
1 to the Bates House 15 yardline. On
m Pitts threw incomplete to wide
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, Bates House quarterback Billy
t Scott Troxell for a gain to the
1 back to halfback Jay Lucas who
eiver Jay Siebert for a 14-yard gain
nd Lucas in the end zone for Bates
try failed.
>use led Maxcy 6-0.
Maxcy cornerback Rich Stoffer indown
and returned it to the Bates
first down as Pitts completed a 34th
who made a leaping catch in the
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20 left in the fourth quarter Bates
dline. On third down from the 10,
van was trapped in the end zone for
iive end Bob Jolly. "I really didn't
ran said after the game.
;wo more tries to possibly score, but
ughened.
)ver-all record to 8-0 while Bates
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iullivan said afterwards, "We just
team. I just hope that with the playet
a return match against Maxcy."
ige 10
he first half, his 7th and 8th this
scorer with 23 goals and nine
reer goals. Tim Hankinson has
;ists, and forwards Bob Allison
re and four goals, respectively.
Carl Sebris, Mike Hankinson,
p and goalie Paul Bristol, has
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By REBECCA MICK
Gamecock Staff Writer
TTie third annual South Carolina Ra
Tournament held last weekend at USC was
according to tournament director Tim Ha
T^ie four divisions of play included
masters, mens open and mens senior.
IN WOMEN'S finals Saturday, Cheryl .
Spartanburg defeated Maureen McCauley c
5,11-5 and 15-3. The women's consolation n
won by Susan Vickery of Pickens who defe
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John Webster of Surfside won the master
by defeating Phil Walpole 15-3,15-3 in the fli
was the first time a master's division has
eluded in the state tournament.
Defending champion Charlie White of Clei
thf* nn#?n mpn'e finale fnr Hid +Hie#4
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defeating Tim Hamilton in a close match 15
Hamilton described White as a fierce co
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break in moves in from the side. Maxcy won the game 9er
Mike 6 Sunday afternoon to remain unbeaten,
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successful
"He'll do anything he can to psych you out,"
Hamilton said. "I was mentally ready for that but it
still had an effect on me."
cquetball LARRY GAMMONS of Spartanburg won the men's
a success open consolation by defeating Joe Vickery of Clemson
nilton. 15-11, 15-12.
womens, Pete Revello of Shaw Air Force Base won the senior
division by defeating Charles Long of Myrtle Beach
Air Force Base in the finals 15-7, 15-6.
arrett of Hie tournament had the largest turnout ever with
f USC 15- 42 entries. Introduction of a senior division and good
atch was spectator response helped make it a success.
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5 division and 20 feet high.
lals. Hiis A relatively new but rapidly growing sport.
Deen in- racquetball requires power, quick reaction and endurance.
nsonwon Racquetball courts may be reserved at the USC
;ht year, Physical Education Center by calling 3186 or 3187 or
11, 17-15. coming to the P.E. Center between 8 a.m. and 4:30
mpetitor. p.m. Monday through Friday.
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