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It's an old Indian war game in whi was likely to be an enemy's head. S plays and tactics come from baskett and ice hockey. The game is lacra You're as apt to see a "pick and r are a "power play." And you'll see one crushing body check or "slashii the head" penalty. USC'S LACROSSE club, the Yazoo USC lacros By STEVE BULLARD Gamecock Staff Writer record in its second year. The Yazoos are a member Southeastern Lacrosse League, a Clemson, The Citadel, Davidson, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Univers Carolina has By DAN PALMA nnmA/tA/tb viniil^VUVA OUIIK f* 1 lltl USC's baseball team extended its winning streak this past weekend by defeating Georgia Southern twice in games played Friday night and Saturday afternoon at Rex Enright Athletic Center. The Gamecocks have won six consecutive games, which include wins over nationally-ranked Clemson and three other teams with winning records. USC has also won 13 of its past 14 games. USC PITCHER Jim Lewis struck out 10 Georgia Southern batters (Sf.JJh H'fff > ise club deft South, Vanderbilt, and Club. Saturday, USC defeat ch the ball grudge match. Last ome of the Carolina 11-10 in overtii >all, soccer "We really wanted t $se. captain Ned Miller said oil" as you early and blew them rig more than what we were capable < lg" or "on USC scored the first I and gained a 10-1 lead second quarter. John s, has a 9-1 leading scorer for the ye "This is the best we' of the Hagerty said. "This mig long with that will be played on thi Georgia, ;ity of the USC CONSISTENTLY eball team w and allowed seven hits in the Friday night 5-2 win. Lewis, with a 7-3 record, allowed two walks. Carolina's Mookie Wilson started the third inning with a single, then stole second on losing pitcher Gary Given's second pitch to Chuck MrPloon Givens walked McClean and Don Repsher. After designated hitter Steve King hit to second, scoring Wilson, John Hinkel's line drive up the middle drove in McClean and Repsher for a three-run total. USC had 10 hits against Georgia Southern in the Saturday afternoon game as USC won 7-3, increasing 4.1 ? ? * ' uimr rtHWrd to m-v-i. oDumimd 6 1423 Main St. Downtown Locally Own< <^10 10 per cent Discoun eats Georgi; the Atlanta Lacrosse roll type pla corners acrc ted Georgia 17-7 in a "Myhigh: year, Georgia beat learn how t< ne. basketball { his game bad," USC this play is; I. "We came out hard Also scor ht out. We just showed Cellary with of doing." Hillimire wi two Soak nf tho rtam n ttAolo ? ? V..V t,uuib midway through the Georgia c Hagerty, the Yazoo's USC's exper ar, scored seven goals. Georgia cou ve played this year," ht be the best lacrosse USC is ui s field for some time." play The Ci< next home g scored on a pick and Lacrosse CI ins 6th cons< WINNING PITCHER Randy Martz, 8-0, played for USC with just three days rest. His last game was against Clemson last week. The righthander had problems in' four of his six innings before being replaced by Mike Toalson, who is credited with the save. Georeia Snnfhepn'c 1 o?- -w?.v? ii u uciaiu Hynko was responsible for two of the runs off Martz. Hynko hit two home runs, one in the third inning and one in the fifth. USC showed their hitting ability early as they scored four times in the first inning and twice in the second. Columbia Phone 76S-2345 ed & Operated HB it to U .S.C. Student j a, 17-7 y with Hagerty breaking from the tss the goal for a shot or pass. school coach told me, if you want to a move for lacrosse, just watch a rorvin ?? ??- ?:J ' yumv, na^cuy auiu mars ail a pick and roll." ing for the Yazoos were Chris three, Bruce Bryant with two, Jeff th two, and Mike Maher with three oach Kurt Knisely worried about ience before the game and hoped Id "stay on the field" with USC. ^defeated in league play and will nHol r-1 1?I? m vtuvi ouvuiuaj in vsiim tesiun. incir lame is April 30 against the Atlanta ub at the USC soccer field. ?cutive game After Mark Van Bever singled, Wilson flyed out and McLean reached base on a throwing error that scored Van Bever. Repsher's line drive to right field was misjudged and rolled to the fence, scoring McClean. Repsher then scored on King's grounder to second base. JOHN HINKEL hit a home run to right field for USC's final run of the inning. USC started the second inning with singles by Johnny Long and Van Bever. Toler then committed a walk that scored Long, and Wilson doubled to right centerfield to score Van Bever. I Eodrigues then pitched five scoreless innings against the Gamecocks until the eighth inning when pinch-hitter Ronnie Crapps walked and later scored on King's double. I \rrrn LJMUMJ | FEMININE HEAL1 | Problem ] Birth conl Abortion 24 HOUR HOTI.INl 1.1 RENT YOUR SPRIN EQUIPMENT FROl PACKS, SLEEP r~h J SPikW / J (l'0??i South Cai Complete Wilder iithe #RArri k l A igffWMI CI 11 -7:30 M-F 940 HARDEN { 10-6 Sat. COLUMBIA, -"6V *" c?? \ Sports schedule MONDAY, APRIL 18 | Baseball j USC vs. Pfeiffer, at Rex I Enright Center, 3:00 p.m. Men's Tennis USC vs. Georgia, at Maxcy Gregg Courts, 2:15 p.m. TUESDAY, APRIL 19 Baseball USC vs. The Citadel, at Pharloctnn "7 on n v/uwi 1VUVUl?, I .UV (J.111. 1 Men's Tennis USC vs. Davidson, at Maxcy Gregg Courts, 2:15 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 Men's Tennis USC vs. Georgia Southern, at Maxcy Gregg Courts, 2:15 p.m. THURSDAY, APRIL 21 Women's Tennis USC at SCAIAW Tournament, at Clemson r^cpHAII use vs. Wofford, at Rex Enright Athletic Center, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 22 Women's Tennis USC at SCAIAW Tournament, nf PlomcAn Baseball USC vs. Tennessee, at Rex Enright Athletic Center, 7:30 p.m. - ^ HELP? EDUCATION A jregnancy rol info Referral E 256-8410 IG BACKPACKING I M US . . . TENTS, ING BAGS ^ ;iD?R) $29.95 rolina's ness Outfitter lualltii flpar I ST. S. C. 29205 803-799-7571