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A wkle eyrt Utile leu fan watches USC j Saturday in the rain. 1 won the game 2-1 in 12 Jim Lewis pitched 11 in USC ne By CHUCK CARREE Gamecock Staff Writer Mark Van Bever scorec the 12th inning on John defeated Madison 2-1 Sa En right Athletic field. With one out in the I2tl drew his fourth walk of second and advanced to i error by Madison catch* Mookie Wilson walked, th< ball to the shortstop and V sliding in under a high thn shortstop, J.W. Mitchell. JIM LEWIS started fo innings and striking out McGuire - From page 10 ALTHOUGH THE rea basketball program needs the ACC are evident, Mc optimistic the board will the ACC issue aaain in 1 future. "The Board of Trustee reconsider any time. I thir sat down and they had a { among themselves and tal sides, McGuire said, "tl doubt in my mind that wanted South Carolina ir anybody." WEDNESDAY JIM FERGUS BOTTLED SCI o:?ju - i :uu i I " 900 SOI in IS* fl pie Gamecock pfccfcer ML >Iay Madison the win, lie Gamecocks Above, US innings. USC's to first be nings, but relief tempts to ftdfl extra strikeo "I v 1 the winning run in today/ Long's hit as USC virus I iturday at the Rex swith it Lewi 1 inning, Van Bever of rest, the game. He stole game I third on a throwing before sr Dave Showalter. Soph in Long hit a ground ning to ran Bever ran home, USC. >w from the Madison "It v Kish sf got it.' r USC, pitching 11 Kish ; 10. Lewis has 23 the top ? Men's By DAN PALMA Gamecock Staff Wi son the usc;? ">? '<> fn to be in ?cord to ?W?dn< Gulre is at ^e, Maxcy-Gre vote on a8amst Duke was the near In singles compel continued to show t ? miflht 5~1 score. X tfXv Winning matches Ilk II UTOV r* <1 n?. C rood talk rattJfUllc' '-*>? * k to both Donald, 7-5,6-3; Ph lera'sno 7, 6-3, 7-6. These fi the victory over P< ??dof sA| imANAST0 Penn State domi i, MARCH 9 ON JAZZ QUAf HLITZ 40* ITH MAIN ST. (FOI irfc Kish received credit for his first collegiate victory. C's Mookie Wilson runs back tse as Madison's pitcher atpick him off. . 1 W* v% * wm J?oi uiuiugs IU 1 uts in two games this season. ras satisfied with the way I pitd ' Lewis said. "I got wild at the end.' have might have had something to . I felt sluggish from the medicatio s started the game with only three d He pitched well in the first part of but had a slump in the middle inni finishing well. omore Mark Kish pitched the final receive credit for his first career wii vas a big thrill cettinc that first uH tid. "We needed that double play.and was referring to the Madison threat i of the 12th. The Dukes had the ba tennis team < iter nis team increased their season isday by defeating Penn State 6-3 >gg courts. Saturday's match postponed because of rain. .ition against Penn State, the team strength in taking the singles by a i for the Gamecocks were Chris >teve Miller, 6-3, 6-1; Peter Macil Dukes, 6-3,7-6; and Jeff Huff, 6ve wins were enough to give USC enn State. POULO lost his singles match 6-2, nated doubles competition, winlTET _ 0 FRIDAY, MAF SUSAN URQl &CO. 8:30 - 1:00 IMERLY CAMPUS CLUi ueieai iviac loaded with one out. Howevra tied USC shortstop Greg Jonson rhe double play to end the inning 1 ^ The other USC run was sc< n- inning on Chuck McLean's firsl ays season. USC had only six hits "ie scoring opportunities by leavi n8s ners. Two men were left on t and tenth innings. m1 at USC'S RECORD is 2-1. Th< ? season opener for Madison. n- Last Friday's doubleheader W6 rainoH mif onrt tuill mm.vv. w?v uuu WUI IIW UC I C3 USC plays at home today a 1 111 Old Dominion in a doubleheai ses defeats Penn ning two of three matches. Hie US* Huff and Dukes-Anastopuolo lo! matches 7-5,6-7,7-5 and 7-6,6-4, res team of Miller-MacDonald defeated opponents 6-4, 7-5. x iiu oniy ming inai concerns me doubles play," USC coach Ron Sme the matches will go down to doubl hard on this on our days off from con Because of schedule conflicts, the will probably not be rescheduled. USC will travel to Florida during play some of the best competitioi Smarr said.Nine of USC's thirtee national caliber teams, he said. US< who was ranked seventh natioi Florida, Southern Illinois, Kentuck ill = HA "HA EL ICH 11 I IIA /SUUH V/TVI WE HA i so.) ^n0H a m man Mm lison Iflt.L.lV LSI i _ nrmciieu nil 10 and USC got a jred in the fifth SP 1! : home run of the and lost several ing 11 base run- 1 j ase in the ninth 8C!l0Cll ; game was the MONDAY, M/ with Duke was scheduled. Men's Baseba t 1 p.m. against USC vs. tier. (Doubleheadei Center, 1 p.m. s-* ?1 f* Men's Tennis use vs. Purd C teams Mayotte- ^our^s> 2:15 p it their doubles pectively. The TUESDAY, M I their Penn State Men'8 Baseba at this time is our ^ V8' irr said. "A lot of EnnRbt Cente es, so we'll work i petit ion." WEDNESDAY Duke-USC match . Men s Baseba I spring break to HS~ vs. Virg i in the country, Cente n opponents are _ : will play Miami, Women's T?u nally last year, USC vs. Ge :y and Yale. Maxcy Gregg JRPLA IR STYLES FOR PE< EVEN ARCADE Mj COLUMBIA, S.C. (803) 799-9385 4 ED 8Y: PAUL TU iVE FOUR HAIR SI TO SERVE YOU nam+r-TN? MMICOCK * sports lie UlCH 7 U Old Dominion ^ of PAV ItVtMffUl / HV ?M/A iLJJU l^lll ue at Maxcy Gregg m. ARCH 8 U ginia Tech at Rex r, 3 p.m. MARCH 11 inia Tech at Rex r, 3 p.m. lis orgia Southern at Courts, 2 p.m. CE 3PLE" MLL DALE YLISTS