Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Soccer < l ftr Jr Out of my way Carolina's Steve Rogows from an unidentified Tuls Classic held this past wee! tournament and finished t (Photo hv Steve Skowrnr r? Th Ur foi (I MMi I Pre ex n i! I Sh I Co ? A Apt call Jlub wins Soi 0 H 15 EHHHHH g ft>j| v: : A.'V. _ m ? t ' HOH^m ?K* ^^ BBH^hshhbi r y^im i b EX ni pa B a ^U MiS *?* ^fe. BfcjffflHBI wmmmmwmMwgm : ki (3) attempts to get the ball away me player in the Southeastern Soccer f kend in New Orleans, La. USC won the t he season with a 19-2 record. ( I) r e Free UNIVERSE iiversity Union is n r the bpring bemes *e University is in\ perience outside c rim vour skill, int? mmunity plications may be picked 777-7130 before Nov. 2 itheastern c y SANDY BUCKNAM *1 morrtpLr Staff IVrHop Maaavvwn w r i?vi USC's soccer team won its second South occer Classic championship in four years Sui Ulane University in New Orleans, La. The Gamecocks defeated Florida Sunday hampionship game, 5-2. Carolina reached th y beating Tulane 1-0 and Florida State 4-0 nd Vanderbilt 2-1 and Georgia 1-0 Saturday "WINNING THE championship was signifii ur soccer team in two ways," USC player-cot [ankinson said. "First, it will help tp prom rogram not only in South Carolina but in th outheast. Second, the chamDionshiD and c ecord shows that we can compete successfi eserve the chance to become a varsity tea Florida entered the finals with a perfect d< ecord, shutting out Tennessee, LSU, Georg nd Alabama-Tuscaloosa. That record was ruined midway through I alf when USC scored two goals within nine ir Yeshman Jimmy Layden scored first on a i f a shot by USC's John Rosier. Hosier scored after taking a pass from I Marshall Reeves. The goal was Rosier's sixt ournament. Allison scored on a pass fromRos : 17 left in the game. FLORIDA OUTSHOT USC 15-11, b Gamecocks scored on 45-5 per cent of their sh< Carolina opened the tournament by waiti he final five minutes before scoring to defeat -0. The Gamecocks outshot the Green Wav< he game, including 17-2 in the second half. Bi he defense which set up the loije score of the INT* vv_ Ail* Fnrr Carolina's version of the Navy versus Ai ootball game will be played today at 3 p.m. I he Naval and Air Force Reserve Officers 1 ?orps (ROTC) units on intramural fields B an NROTC currently holds the trophy whicl tually awarded to the winner of the contc rv mAAAAITTEC , ^VIVIIITII B mm Am ^ ow seeking VOI iter. solved in a sharin >f the normal clas rest, or hobby wi I up in Rm. 209 of the Ri 4. hampionship Swppnpr Pari Sohric hmlro ur? a Tiilano Hrivo Kv kicking the ball out of the penalty area. Rosier picked the ball up 40 yards from the Tulane goal, dribbled tastem past two fullbacks to the eight yard line and kicked iday at the ball past the goalie for the score. Against Florida State, USC scored three times in the within ten minutes of the first half, breaking open i finals what had been a fairly close game. Friday, Rosier scored two goals, the first on a pass from halfback Steve Rogowsky and the second from winger Pat Layden. Jim Layden, assisted by ant for Hankinson, scored USC's third first half goal, ch Tim Allison scored the single goal of the second half. )te our z entire IN THE NEXT day's competition, Rosier again led > ? in n ^ \r i i-iu * t _ _i - ?- n? ??n / ljjl me atuniig rtgamsi vanuei uiu.iie sioie me oan irom lly and Vanderbilt's goalie with more than two minutes left n." in the game and pushed the ball into the net for the fensive score. a Tech USC's Phil Savitz had scored earlier in the game. Vanderbilt tied the game 11 minutes into the second le first half on a similar play. inutes. Before that score, Carolina had played 161 minutes ebound without allowing a single goal. The game was more a j^ :n. itr.i i_i_* _t- * ? utueiisive struggle, wiui uov/ laKing eigni snois ana alfback Vanderbilt taking six. 1 of the Either a win or a tie against Georgia would have er with put the Gamecocks in the finals. With 14 minutes left in the game, Pat Layden scored from in front of the net for the single goal of the game. it the Sophomore goalie Paul Bristol deflected two ts. Bulldog shots late in the game to insure the win. lg until "They didn't select an all-toumey team this year rulane, but Paul Bristol, John Rosier and Carl Sebris all 25-5 in deserve to be on one," Hankinson said. t it was Carolina has a 19-2 record this season and a 42-11-3 ^.^.4^.1. 1 - ? 4-1 4- At uiaicii. recoru in me pasi mree years. :e to play tonight Force Midshipmen won over the Cadets 7-0 last fall, etween raining The Midshipmen are favored to win again this year 1C. since the team, also competing in intramural play, is an- now stands at 7-3 and is in the playoffs for the Inst. The dependent Division championship. >f the RusseiS House j LUNTEER TEACHERS g-learning sroom structure. fh the University I isseli House or ^