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sports USC's Arthur Anastopoulo warms up be Tuesday afternoon's match against Princc In singles, Anastopoulo lost to Jim Zimmeri Princeton mer By JIMMY HODGES Gamccock Staff Writer USC's men's tennis team, tied 3-3 with Print after singles competition, lost two of three do matches to lose its third match of the season Tu? at Maxcy-Gregg courts. Princeton, ranked fifth in the nation wnr number two and three doubles to win the matcl USCs STKVE MILLER and Rip Trammell bined for a number 1 doubles win over Prince Tom Brightfield and John Gross, 6-1, 6-4. But ceton's Jim Zimmerman and John Hayes deft USCs Chris Mayotte and Peter McDonald at nui 2 doubles in tiebreakers 7-6, 7-6. Then Steve Mc and Mike Kuhsma of Princeton defeated Jeff Hul Arthur Anastopoulo 7-5, 3-6, 6-3, to give Princeto win. Mayotte, playing number one singles, defc Hayes 6-2,7-6. Mayotte won the first set with east won a tiebreaker 5-4 in the second set to wir match. Miller, playing number two singles, deft Brightfield 4-6, 6-0, 6-3. Trammell lost in the nui three position 6-3, 6-4 to Gross. I r~ " - " i i iiiv-ciuu a uuiuutr nve piayer ivieister won USC's Hull 6-2. 6-3. USC'S ANASTOPOULO rallied for a 7-6 secorv victory after saving five match points from 1 ceton's Zimmerman at number six singles. Zimmerman broke serve at 4-4 in the third set Hinkel's grand si By MITCH SHERWOOD Sports Editor With bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth inning and the score tied 1-1, USC first baseman Johnny Hinkel hit a grand slam home run to give Carolina a 5-2 victory over Southern Illinois (Edwardsville) yesterday at Rex Enright Athletic Center. USC second baseman Mark Van Bever started off the eighth inning with a single and then stole second. After centerfielder Mookie Wilson struck out, left fielder Chuck McLean was intentionally walked. Right fielder Don Repsher then drew a walk and USC had bases loaded. With a one and one count, Hinkel hit a home run, his second of the season, over the left Collins Walkcr-THI fore 6-4, 6-7, 6-4. Princeton's team of Stei ton. and Mike Kuhsma defeated Anasto ' " ??--?? ' 1 _! man jell I1U11 in aouoies 7-5, 3-fi, 6-3. 1 defeat USC, 5 sent on to win the set and the match 6-4,6-7, Monday USC defeated Ohio State 5-3 match af the Wildewood indoor courts, ceton At number one singles, Mayotte put ubles overhead on the ninth point of a third set tic sday win 6-7,7-5,7-6 over Jim Flowers of Ohio St Three other matches went to three sets. i tne two singles, Ohio State's John Botica defe; ti 5-4. 6-7, 7-5, 7-6. USC's Peter McDonald won ( com- Gonzalez at number three singles 4-6 ton's Anastopoulo of USC defeated Don Petrus Prin- State at number six singles 4-6, 6-3, 7-6. jatcd Jeff Hull was the only Gamecock to win nber sets. He defeated John Beck 6-1, 6-2 at nui ;ister singles. The Buckeyes' Steve Ryse def 1 and Trammell in straight sets by the score of n the number five singles. IN DOUBI..ES rnmrv?titir?n tho nnm ;ated doubles team of Anastopoulo and Hul j and defeated Ohio State's Ryse and Petrusky, 6 1 the giving USC the win. Beck and Flowers of Ohio State l?eat M; iated MacDonald in the first set of the number o nber match 7-6. Mayotte and McDonald then del match. over The Gamecocks', now 11-3, travel to T Ala. to play Alabama Thursday. d set During spring break, Carolina ?rin- Jacksonville 9-0, South Florida 8-1, Kentuc But Southern Illinois 7-2. The Gamecocks lost t< and Florida 7-2 and to Yale 6-3. am home run give field fence to give the Gamecocks the win. "WE I'l.AYED a fine defensive game," USC head baseball coach June Raines said. "Handy (Mart/.) hadn't pitched in a week and I thought he did real well." Martz pitched the whole game for USC and allowed six hits while USC had eight hits. Southern Illinois scored first when they got three singles in the second inning. With men on first and second, Southern Illinois catcher Greg McBride hit a single to score one run. USC came back in the third inning to score a run and tie the game. Van Bever hit a single, "I had the job of cc all-star team agai Globetrotters one during that experi were recruiters < were coaches. Fra coach." McGuire 4t SB gj| for accomj By RONNIE IIUTCIIINS Asst. Sports Editor . Associates, competitors and friends gathered for a roasting and toasting Tuesday night at Carolina Coliseum as USC basketball coach Frank McGuire became the "man of the hour." f. gamecock The appreciation dinner was M . in honor of McGuire becoming /e meister secon{j active coach to poulo and achieve the 500-victory mark and his induction to the Basketball Hall of Fame. He 4 will be inducted May 2 at Springfield, Mass. ??OI? Al/11T/^ I*.t rwiww ww*w irw*r% oi rjnmiiu ir* iniDUlti lO . , McGuire were Abe Lemons, in a dual basketball coach at Texas; Marty O'Malley, McGuire's . awa.y an coach at Xavier High School in !DreaKer to New York City ; Bobby Carver, ate- . former USC basketball player; *ted Milled Eddie Einhorn? president of >ver Pedro TVS Broadcasting Co; Ben J. Camevale, athletic director at L William and Mary; Horace ky of Ohio .Bones, McKinney former in ctraiohf Wake Forest coach; Ray Tiber Hire* Meyer, coach at DePaul; Dean oofoH Rin Smith, coach at North Carolina; R-t A.4 at James Michener, Pulitzer ' Price-winning author; and USC . President William H. Patber three _ i # tjsc terson. -4 fi 9 Stacks of telegrams were sent ' ' ' in from friends unable to attend avotio onH the event- Among them were np fjnnhlp*; congratulations from Howard , _ Cosell, Mrs. Vince Lombardi, A1 laulted the McGuire, Bob Cousy, Frank uscaloosa, Slnatta, ^ G?Wdy a"d A' ONE MESSAGE from . ??;" j nf Tuscaloosa, Ala. read: "Frank, 5 Miami of we g0 back ma|)y ycar' js USG a 5-2 win stole second and then went to third when the catcher's throw to second went into the out field. Designated hitter Steve King then hit a single to score Van Bever. Southern Illinois scored its other run in the ninth inning when Brown hit a triple and shortstop Dave Schaake hit a sacrifice to score Brown. TUESDAY, CAROLINA defeated Cincinatti 9-4 and they now have a 12-4-1 record. During spring break, the Gamecocks defeated South Florida and Kentucky while losing to Eckerd College twice and Florida Southern. They tied Tamt>a in a uamn that was onii<ut -r o ui darkness. I i? >aching a college inct tho U nrlom year. I learned ence which men and which men nk McGuire is a -Ray Meyer . I ioasted' J >lishments I j f 'SLV^^H ;. _jk0^^Bi ? ,a|^Bjj|ap|5X J mzz/m Frank McGuire together so I'll promise not to tell things on you if you won't on me - Paul 'Bear' Bryant." Michener first came in | contact with McGuire while working on his latest book, i "Sports In America." "I can give you this inside ] view 01 coacn Mcuuire," f Michener said. "When I was inquiring about where I could find out the real state of college basketball everybody on the east coast told me to come to Columbia, South Carolina. They said 'that's where you'll catch the real flavor of the game'." lx)oking around the coliseum, Michener said, "They also told me I'd find one of the most beautiful buildings in America, built as a tribute to the success of Frank McGuire. There are very few men who can sit in their own pyramid." 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