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. " * "' : V- I V:- % -f , m. 3KL L'SC's John Rosier kicks ball pi soccer game at USC soccer I afternoon. Georgia defeated Ca club 2-1 in overtime. Both teams Smarr signs tennis recruit Chuck Hodgin Chuck Hodgin, the top player in both men's and junior's divisions in South Carolina, signed Tuesday to play for USC's men's tennis team. A senior at Sumter High School, Hodgin is ranked number one in the state in toys' 18 and unders' and in the men's division and is ranked number one in boys 18's in the South. With one more year of eligibility in the 18's division, Hodgins is ranked 17th nationally. "WE'RE REALLY excited about getting him," USC coach Ron C ?V> O41!* ? *? *' - * * * 17IMCII i ?diu. ntj s me mosi nigniy recruited tennis player in the history of the state." Smarr saidHodgin had been contacted by more than 150 schools. Hodgin has a 3.8 high school average and is second academically in his class. f*iivP^2F i ?* ^:-\v ?^BK^y'^ vjggR^-'. ^ . ^Sk|A; O; > ><t^^?^K ist opponent in the regular p field Saturday Georgia scor rolina's soccer match. scored once in I * ween of I sponsot I Special 1 April 5-7 Arts and 10-5 to the April 6 PMait Ti 4:30 in RH | 4prit V I Disc* W iiy-uw* w m M Ken Davls-THE GAMECOCK eriod of play on penalty kicks, but ed a goal in overtime to win the tmrrts ed by Programs Crafts Mr ftH fisrth htrnamenl Gameroom I 1 Bat!room I Gamecocks < Mercer in 1C Centerfielder Mookie Wilson hit his thii top of the 10th inning to lead USC to a 4-3 afternoon at Macon, Ga. Randy Martz was the winning pitcher 1 the season. IN THE NINTH inning with one out, M< and Martz fumbled Joel Selph's bunt to ] struck out Mercer's Bud Turner and can out to put the game into an extra inni Mpmpr ant turn mpn nn haco Kflfnrfl Mortn vv? QVt> vit v iiivu vii wuuv mvivi v mm w Carolina had a 3-1 lead in the third inn: the fourth inning with a two-run homer. 1 and Wilson jumped to make the catch. W but, coming down from his leap, he hit th of the ball park. Mercer's other score also cams on a ho second inning. ERRORS BY MERCER allowed the G the first inning. Mark Van Bever singled, third on a throwing error by Carl Dischei an infield error and stole second. Don Re Bever and Wilson. Van Bever scored the other USC run. double, Van Bever advanced to third and out, respectively. The win increased the Gamecocks' rec< 4 p.m. today at Furman. USC men's tei loses to N.C. i USC's men's tennis team lost their season as N.C. State's Wolfpack de Saturday in Raleigh, N.C. Carolina's Chris Mayotte and Ai second and sixth singles, respecti remaining singles events and all th sets. USC plays Wisconsin at 2:15 p.m. VyUUl l?. DENI BA1U . >?*?_ - . .28 K m VOTE A| VICE PRE! defeat ) innings d home run of the season in the victory over Mercer. Saturday :or Carolina, his fifth win of ?rcer's Greg Engle got a single put two men on base. Then he ight Scott Hallam on\an infield ng. Again in the 10th inning, ; struck out two batters. ing but Engle tied the game in Sngle hit the ball to centerfield ilson had the ball in his glove, e wall, lost the ball and fell out me run by Randy Ashby in the amecocks to score two runs in , stole second and continued to r. Then Wilson reached first on psher hit a single, scoring Van After getting on base with a home on a sacrifice and infield )rd to 17-6-1. The team plays at inis tfflm uaan/ VV/MAAJL State fourth match of the spring sfeated the Gamecocks 7-2 rthur Anastopoulo won at vely. N.C. State won the iree doubles events in two today at the Maxcy-Gregg ITER ACTION Revert to an academic hool year more satisfacry to the student body. An open dorm policy that ;tter satisfies Carolina udents. Readmittance to the :c. orkinsr tn motro i* ? UDENT Government ce again. pril 7 HDENT