The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 28, 1977, Page Page 15, Image 15

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At Atlantic Coast USC shoi By MATT WARD Gamecock Staff Writer Carolina's Alan Shoultz set with a 51.9 time in the intern Saturday at the Atlantic Co Raleigh, N.C. "I think we did pretty well w and caliber of teams that com Atlantic Coast area," USC hei Charlie Strong said. "I think we teams in finishing strong in are; weak in last year." MARYLAND WON the rela> the 27 events and setting three USC junior Jim Carey finish section two 5,000 meter run and placed fourth in the discus, second behind Duke in the foui "Our distance guys are reallj think their hard work can be results," Strong said. ''Many ol ^p^^M^^njgrnr i - ? s THEW III 1111 rf* Ml ; o oz. kii 1 /2 Frie with Bake Salad anc Alsoser Relays ws improvem the meet were surprise high as we did in the di sprinter George Thorn a meet record the 100-meters event but lediate hurdles officials in the finals. Off ast Relays in first three finishers. "G but the officials at the me 'ith the amount Strong said. "I think Ge peted from the Thomas qualified for tl id track coach running a 10.2 time in tl surprised a few as that we were RETURNING TO the ( a cartilage operation Carolina's top miler, H 's, taking 11 of ran in the distance medl ! meet records. 13:20. led first in the "I'm real glad to have 1 Ron Sutherland Strong said. "With him USC finished fident that we'll be e r-mile relay. distance events." - working, and I Carolina's top high ji seen by their placed third with a jum the coaches at "I thought Steve would - > M m m M ii i I PjTInFBVnM iVF&flHHHH flNNERS t ESTAURA Green St. Acres USC Law Centei b-l-Sfeak or id Chicken *d Potato or Frei I French Bread ON ving wine ? Glass $.60? Liter $1.60 '/4 off on any wine purchase with this co ent in distai d that we finished as but since he stance events." wasn't that t las made the finals of Strong thin was overlooked by the Carolina Stfi icials consider just the much tought eorge ran really well, Atlantic Coas set did not notice him," "The team orge finished fourth." were good, b le 100-meter final by such powerh< he semi-final heat. Strong said. " represented i iamecock lineup after Olympics." 5 on his knee was Glance of Aul alston Taylor. Taylor year in the 1 ley and had a time of Carolina Stat Halston back with us," STRONG 1 back I feel real con- improving wi ven stronger in the "As the se* really improv lmper, Steve Wilson, with the way I p of 6'8". with the State I do better than he did, a good job." North r.arnli Gamecocks f< By RONNIE HUTCHINS Asst. Sports Editor North Carolina, led by Jim Coat's two home runs and a 15-hit performance, defeated USC 9-6 Saturday afternoon at Rex Enright Athletic Center. Mookie Wilson, regular centerfielder for the Gamecocks, was the starting pitcher. However, after giving up five hits in the second inning, Wilson was replaced by Mike Toalson. "WE'RE STRUGGLING right now," USC baseball coach June Raines said. "We've sort of got a patchwork pitching situation right now. And with Clemson coming up, it's leaving us in a bad situation." AhpnH in flio coimntu V a * * VIIV OVVV1IU1 lulling, UNC had baserunners on first and third after Kevin Caddell got on : base on a bad play by Toalson and < AL? I SIRCLE NT ?$ From r rich Fries, ILY $2.10 * I ? Liter $3.15 upon ------- - -i nee events had a case of the flu his jump >ad," Strong said. ks the competition at this week's te-Record Invitational will be ;r than the competition at the (t Relays. s at the Atlantic Coast Relays ut this week's meet will include juses as niaoama ana AuDurn," These two teams had players that is (United States) in the summer strong was referring to Harvey >urn, who tied a world record last OO-meters with a 9.9 time in the e-Record Invitational. RELIEVES this year's team is th each meet. ison goes on, I think the team is ing," Strong said. "I was pleased he kids did in Raleigh, and I think -Record meet this week they'll do ria outhits nr win V^tjl ^ V/ TT 111 Jim Rouse followed with a single. UNC's Bernie Menapace then hit a short grounder to Toalson, who, instead of going for the double play, tried to chase Rouse down going to liome but threw the ball out of play, letting two runs score. Carolina's Steve King hit a tworun homer in the seventh inning, closing the score to 8-6, but Coats came back in the ninth inning with his second home run to give UNC a 9-6 lead. USC'S SOPHOMORE centerfielder Mark Kish, replacing MookiP Wilcnn in (hn fii?M 1 .. (?I HIV il^iu, ICU U1C Gamecock's offensive game. Kish hit a solo home run in the third, got on base with a bunt in the fifth and hit a three-run homer in the sixth. Carolina, now 13-6-1, will play at I p.m. Monday and Tuesday at Dlemson. Reuben Shi LION'S RESTAI FAMILY STE MONDAY, TUESDAY Includes: Rib-eye Steak, Bak< bread, trip to salad bar, iced tea or coffee 5:30 to 9:30 P.M. Pr< RESERVATIONS REQU Til P_l * /** i oaiuaa M\ | Attention: All USC group R. G. Bell Camp is 1 reopening of its lodge for g that the lodge was closec semester, but our new loc our facility. The lodge will on Monday, March 21st, R. G. Bell Camp is nov summer jobs. Positions a\ | Counselors, (2) Lifeguarc (4) Maintenance. Applicat j Travel Center, 2nd Flo< | plications will be taken u * ? Sports schedule MONDAY, MARCH 28 Baseball USC vs. Clemson, at Clemson, 3 p.m. Men's Tennis USC vs. Auburn, at Auburn, 1 p.m. TUKSUAY, MARCH 29 Baseball USC vs. Clemson, at Clemson, 3 p.m. Women's Tennis USC vs. College of Charleston, at Charleston, 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 Women's Softball USC vs. Winthrop, at Rock Hill, 3 p.m. Women's Tennis USC vs. Furman, at Maxcy Gregg courts, 2 p.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 3! Baseball USC vs. Furman. at iLex I Enright Athletic Center. 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Women's Softball USC vs. Florida Rebels, at Florida, 3 p.m. Baseball USC vs. Mercer, at Mercer, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 2 Women's Tennis USC vs. N.C.State, at Raleigh, 1:30 p.m. Men's Tennis USC vs. N.C. State, at Raleigh, 1:30 p.m. Track Carolina State-Record Invitational, Weems-Baskins track (at Hex Enright Athletic Center) \ ickelfford'e HEAD JRANT IAK NIGHT ' AN WEDNESDAY * jr )ptr Drtis Rtqulrid IRED re. 799-6303 fl >s and organizations proud to announce the i [roup usage. We are sorry I at the beginning of the Ige flooring will improve I be open for reservations 1977. / taking applications for ! mailable in (1) Day Camp Is, (3) Concessions, and tions are available at the )r, Russell House. Apntil April 1st, 1977.