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USC'81 satisfie By RONNIE HUTCHIN! Asst. Sports Editor Like most USC athletic port from the school. Bi terested in gaining vars The club's president, ' attaining varsity level c "WHAT WE have now ticipate," Rogers said. "1 that would change. Our come out and enjoy a n< "If we were varsity, mi interested in learning wo\ One of the disadvantag coach. "A coach would allotted money for thatRogers said. Expenses for the tean Allocation Committee. South Carolina is consic fencing, so most of the te club's founder, Ralph Ca perience. "I THINK everybody Catoe,"Rogers said. "H< Virginia." Catoe teaches fencing The course provides the Existing as an intercoll still a problem. This yeai Citadel, a three-way mee "We've had some probl as big as we would like. V against Vanderbilt but ou USC's competition coir private clubs. "TheCitad cniH "Plomcnn io o iin?? viviKuvii *o ? vaia use DEFEATED The teams' first meet of the s< three weapons but the Ca foil competition, outscori Bob Grant, Mark Mikl with 5-0 records. Grant recorded one shutout. At the Southeastern 0| women's beginner categ< F The pro ser a irf dori reti m ? _ i i: F II L_ 'encing d d with st; 3 - clubs, the fencing club woul ?t, unlike the others, the fenci ity status. rim Rogers, is one of those 1 ompetition. is an outlet for students to If fencing were to become a va situation now just gives pec jw sport. ost of the people would be rec ildn't have any place to partici es the fencers have as a club heln UK mnrp than amitkin - we have to provide instruc l's equipment are paid throi lered relatively underdevelop* am members are inexperiem toe, is the only member on th on the team learned to fer e got his experience fencing j through the University Unior club's only recruiting sourc< Aftirvi/Y ?r..U a. ' . i cgiaic ciuu spori oniy iwo yea r's schedule includes two duel t at Clemson and two individi ems with the schedule," Kogei Ve thought earlier that we'd hi r dates never fit each other's.' les from varsity teams, univ lei is at about the same status ity team because of competit Citadel 38-30 Saturday at C eason. The tournament was c rolina team won the match bj ing the Citadel 33-17. os and Dave Anderson all fii s record included three si ?en Sunday in Atlanta, Jean ary. rttai SER\ ' Student G viding a fr< vice bet we )ort and th< mitories foi urning from Sunday, 30 a.m. Look for US i front of tl rang*! d like more supng club is not innot interested in CO Ollt ^nH nap. ?? T ,.||g|gp rsity sport, all of W^h iple a chance to ruited and those ipate." not having a g but we're not tion ourselves," |jBEi?~&Jj ugh the Student ed in the sport of :ed at first. The H||pp|] ie team with ex- |gg||ji.j ice from Ralph ll^gipS at high school in i short courses. I rs, scheduling is 1 meets with The pfliijq lal tournaments. rssaid. "It'snot. Hjj?|||j ave two matches ersity clubs and ||g|||f- ; we are," Rogers ion in the ACC. " smsm&r-i harleston in the ontested with all l||l|g r dominating the B|l?i::tiished the meet ? ... lutouts. Milkos Health am shot as tei Cooper won the Juback (1' points, lea< 4E iTTS I H W kl /ICE overnment i se shuttle en the Colur e (JSC campi r all student i spring brei March 20 - 11:30 p.i >C vehicles he terminal I * | vnmjagHn Hnn WmTwBBBm; IIIPSPI s 1 P.E. Majors' Dale D immate Tim Farwell 7 \ |AA|, ~ rv?_ _ i / iuuk uii. uirK scorc ding the P.E. Majors t< E is nbia us s ak: m. fih.* Sri ^hbIB I1, i i'I , IMHEil H? -, K& - > Eg KJB . < Urk AI?xand?r-THE OAMECOCK irk (18) goes for inside (9) and Rowdies' Bob id his team's first ten ) a 64-37 win. SUBJECT- M HOW TO MAK DATE: MAR< TIME: 10 a.r ENROLLMEN FEE: $15 CALL 254-53 relax... party... play... 1600 1< 71 enjoy tn yom 1 SP 2 bed re J&PBI Undefeat H.P.E. ]V beat Ro\ By MATT WARD Gamccock Staff Writer The Health and Phy: Majors (HPE) extended streak to five games T aeieated the Rowdies 64-: HPE's Dale Dirk scon baskets to give HPE an < THE ROWDIES reli shooting as the HPE 2prevented any penetration guards. Throughout the first tinually moved the ball baskets. If the inside was set up high percentage she The Rowdies usually ha< basket as HPE's Dirk ai i^iuviucu reoounamg strei HPE widened its lead ,t minutes remaining in the baskets by Dirk and Won The Rowdies relied < shooting of forward Jeff scored six points in the fii rest of the Rowdies wen against HPE's defense. Dirk led all scorers in th 14 points as HPE led at h In the second half strategy and used a fas which was effective again WOMBLE LED all scor with 22 points while Dirk ai scorer for the Rowdies wai points. 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