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Sports
schedule
THURSDAY, MAE. 3
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Men's Swimming
* National Independent 1
? Championships at Coral
Gables, Florida
^ FRIDAY, MAR. 4
Men's Baseball
USC vs. Duke
(Doubleheader), at Rex
Enright Athletic Center, 1
p.m.
1 Men's Swimming
National Independent
Championships at Coral
? Gables, Florida
| 8ATURDAY, MAE. 5
Men's Baseball
USC vs. Madison College, at
Rex Enright Athletic Center,
* 1:30 p.m.
*
S* Men's Swimming
5. National Independent
v Championships at Coral
Gables, Florida
Men's Tennis
USC vs. Duke, at Maxcy
; Gregg Courts, 1:30 p.m.
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SUNDAY, MAR. 6
Men's Tennis
USC vs. Swarthmore. at
, | Maxcy Gregg Courts, 2:15
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Bryant?
* From page 10
"Yeah, I can tell you that we made
mistakes covering him."
But this is all part of the nice-guy
f image oryaiii exuaes. "A 101 ot the
teams like Oakland build their
reputations around bad-guy
i images. I'd like to think I am one of
the nice guys in the NFL."
g (Ed. note: Mark I^eary was
* sports editor of The Gamecock
; during the 1975 fall semester and is
? now working on the sports staff on
\ the Bradenton Herald newspaper
in Bradenton, Fla.)
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USC lacroi
By RONNIE HUTCHINS
Asst. Sports Editor
USC's lacrosse club defeated Clen
Clemson Sunday afternoon in e?
season opener.
John Hagerty led Carolina scorii
goals and six assists. Mike Syracu*
goals for USC.
IN ITS SECOND year, USC's lac
is looking for a good year in the S<
Lacrosse League.
we ve goi a preuy experienced
year," captain Ned Miller said. "1
our best chance to have a good sea
going to lose some experienced pli
this year."
The team returns experienced \
defense and at midfield positions I:
strongest on the attack. The USC att
12 of the 19 points in Sunday's
Clem son.
USC's attack includes Hager
Cellary, Mike Syracuse and crease
Steve Melia. The midfield consists
Intramural game of the 1
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By MATT WARD
Gamecock Staff Writer
Using the fast break to full advantage,
Alpha Phi Alpha (APA)
knocked Sigma Phi Epsilon (SPE)
from the unbeaten ranks 54-43 in
the intramural game of the week
Tuesday night.
"We weren't playing our type of
game in our first three games,"
APA captain Leroy Button said.
"In our first three games we let the
other team dictate to us the tempo
of the game, but in this game we
used our style."
SPE ATTEMPTED to slow the
pace of the game to offset the fastbreak
offense of APA". "If we
controlled the tempo of the game,
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SPE head coach Bill Gray said.
The slowdown strategy worked
early in the game as SPE t^lied on
outside shooting to gain a 10^ lead.
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APA came back on baskets by
Button, Aaron Hightower and Paul
Witaker to build a seven point lead,
18-11.SPE made several turnovers
midway through the first half and
APA widened the margin to 14
points with three baskets by
Hightower.
Hightower and Witaker scored 12
points each as APA led at halftime
32-20.
IN THE SECOND half APA
continued to pass the ball inside to
Hightower for easy lay-up baskets.
With 15:35 to go in the game, APA
increased its lead to 15 on the
outside shooting of Button and
Witaker. APA dominated
rebounding as SPE usually had
just one shot at the basket.
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he jnov wcien i luuuwing our
shots," Gray said.
SPE decreased the deficit to nine
with 8:51 remaining as Hugh
Weathers scored on an outside
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SPE's comeback stalled as
turnovers and poor outside
shooting stopped their chances of
winning a fourth straight game.
"We just lost our poise," Gray
saia. * guess we son 01 panic Keel."
APA was the toughest team we've
played so far."
APA head coach Norman
Thomas said, "In our first couple
of games we played as five individuals.
In this game we played
as one team."
Hightower was the high scorer in
the game with 23 points. APA
teammate Paul Witaker added 16.
SPE was led by Weathers with 16
and Jim Denny with 10 points.
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!lemson, The Citadel, Georgia,
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Vanderbilt and the University of
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we can win our league this year,"
"We know we have a good team as
sst of the league goes. But we don't
time coach so sometimes we don't
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>f the sharp hand-eye coordination
quires, most of the club members
playing for many years to acquire
es. However, Miller said USC has
ons this year.
e a couple of players, Richard
John Cebe-Habersky, that have only
g a year, and they've both improved
ly," Miller said. "Cebe-Habersky is
proved player on our team, I'd have
1 be playing second midfield for us
B'S NEXT meets will be Saturday
' in matches played on Atlanta's
. USC plays Georgia Tech Saturday
an Sunday.
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Intramural
basketball
results
Monday, February It
AFRO SO Hlllel 52
Raider* 63 Pill Roller* 51
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Hooplts 52 Graved log ers 49
Omegans 54 Kappa Sigma 39
AFROTC 62 .Delta Sigma PI 54
Preston 59 Labor de 7 M
General Stud let 55 Worm* 47
Bears 64 ISC 40
Stu. for Action 45 NROTC II 29
Tuesday, March 1
Douglas 35' Woodrow 25
Newman 44 Alpha Phi Omega 25
Alpha Phi Alpha 54 Sigma Phi Epsllo?43
Alpha Tau Omega20 SAE (Forfeit) 0
HPE 74 Jazz 34
Nets 6] GINT 29
Sigma Nu 91 Phi Kappa Psl 55
PEM S6 PI Sigma Epsllon 41
Kappa Alpha Psl 31 PI Kappa Alpha 29
Kappa Sigma 45 Phi Kappa Sigma 31
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