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Karate club tournament successful By VINCE MOORE Gamecock Staff Writer Hie USC karate club sponsored an inter-city karate tournament Saturday at the Solomon Blatt P.E. Center. Hie tournament consisted of a series of matches between various karate clubs around Columbia with different schools participating. "THIS WAS a verv small tournament just to give some of our fighters under the black belt classification a chance to fight," . Keith Vitali, president of the USC karate club, said. Although the competition was limited to those below the black belt classification, several USC black belts gave exhibition matches. The black belt is the highest classification in karate, and USC has some strong contenders at that level. USC's black belts include Keith Vitali, Mike Goldman, RiohnrH .Inrks/in nr?H 1Vui? Hall All are rated high in their weight classes in the Southeast. The USC karate team will participate in the Battle of Atlanta April 2. 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USC's third doubles team of Cissii set 7-5 and won the second set 6-3 t Cindy Kincaid and Cindy Johnson Carolina's Deborah Cooper and K defeat Clemson's Vicki Eynon and S "I WAS real pleased with the d< said, "but I was disappointed with s Carolina's Cooper beat Clemson' defeated Kaki Abell of Clemson 6-4 Kincaid and Wheeler lost to Clemsc respectively, while USC's Beth Keil 6-1, respectively. Carolina's record is 2-1 after the that kind of match early in the sea: team spirit, something we could car Graham said Clemson's fans had their vocal support. "I hope we h matches, especially against Gems USC plays Georgia Southern at Gregg courts, '"niey'll be stronger I thinlr wa oK/\nM it v IMIVU1U V.VII1V UUl UU lU[i Gymnasts * From ii Warbutton, Kostyshyn, Paries am season. At Saturday's meet Kostysl in her foot and Warbutton with a spr "To qualify for the regionals you win your state meet," Hury said.44 scored 99 points. 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USC's won at first doubles 6-4. 6-3 while athy Wheeler needed three sets to tolly Robbins 3-6,6-3,6-4. rnbles," USC coach Kathy Graham omeof the singles matches." s Libby Cooper 6-3, 6-0 and Johnson , 7-6 for USC's two singles victories. >n opponents 6-4, 6-3 and 6-2, 4-6, 6-2, and Sally Wilson lost 7-6, 7-6 and 6-4, Clemson loss. "I was glad we had son," Graham said. "It developed a ry through the season." I a lot to do with the win because of ave the same support with all our ion," she said. 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Maxcythan last year," Graham said. "But >age 10 A Hull have been injured during the hyn performed with a cracked bone ained ankle. have to score a team total of 116 or We won the state meet, but we only those teams in the regionals will be ith our injuries, it just wouldn't be \IC I WW OUR IAD cost of tuition, jj i spending a H d study at any I s? [I / taught in English, | tation? j h 16,000 students, [] ig this program? 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