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Softball state ch< By VINCE MOORE Gamecock Staff Writei I feel that we have t women's Softball coach Such statements of c Joe Namaths and Muh Taylor was ready to ba< won the SCAIAW state THE TOURNAMEN' Enright field. USC won field after defeating Er finals by defeating Lim College finished third. "I thought we play< Taylor said. "I was pie game and our overall seemed to be hitting." Linda Copeland was t game, striking out 10 I Drain, who finished th< average, got a hit both 1 USC when she hit a foi "We have hari crrwl r . , ? t our pitchers were stror "COPELAND HAD ? striking out ten batters was ill during the early strength and beat Benec USC showed its strenf the nine positions on th the team were Vicki IV Drain, Lauren Hughes, Benedict and Winthrop < team. USC has a young tea: next year. And Taylor s< "We were 11-7 this ye aria inai reaiiy pieasec "WE HAVE a lot of f We'll lost just one senioi else will be back. So 11 for the next couple of; out n.iaine Taylor ca softball team in the ste use, At By DAN PALMAZ iiatnecock Staff Writer The championship of thi will be decided Saturday the Atlanta Lacrosse Clul At the beginning of this candidate for the league I going into only its second coach, sophomore Mark ^ fx I iwl ^ UVI Tonite Johnvr ; i /^liB team wins impionship he strongest team in the state," USC's i Elaine Taylor said. onfidence are usually reserved for the lammad Alis of the sports world, but zk up her statement. Her team had jilst tournament. r was played April 22-24 at the Rex i the championship over the eight-team skine 16-7 in the finals. USC made the estone 24-4, and Benedict 5-2. Voorhees id well throughout the tournament." ased with our batting in the Limestone play in the Erskine game. Everybody he winning pitcher in the championship Crskine batters. Third baseman Robin 5 season with a team-high .450 batting imes at bat. Maureen McCauley helped urth-inning home run. >itching during the regular season, and ig in luuriiiiiiiem action, layior said. i really strong game against Erskine, . And one of our pitchers, Bonnie Vena, part of the season, but she regained her lict in the tournament," she said. ;th in the tournament by taking seven of e all-star team. USC Dlavers named to [ann, Joy Spence, Chris Ricken, Robin Sherry Messinger and Linda Copeland. Colleges each placed one member on the m, and most of the players will return vs mnro anrui nlnv ahooH ? ~ ar, but we had a 6-1 record in the state, I me," she said. reshmen and sophomores on the team, r, Robin Drain, next year and everyone hink we should have continued success /ears," Taylor said. in say that. After all, she has the best uc. lanta Lacrosst SINCE ' "When \ jen Hinm e Southeastern Lacrosse league not partic when USC's lacrosse club plays we've pla 3 at Carolina's soccer field. everyone'! season, USC seemed an unlikely The Atl :itle. At that time the team was graduates season and had only a parttime during coli /ann. champion E ENTERTAIh April 28 -8-12 midniahl y's Pool Room ^ 1617 Sui j KIavI /> DarmV On V 1U/V IW UVI I J 0 VII |L | Come hear Jesse J ||11 acoustic guitars & FREE Michelob Sjfil fi-19nm We'll see you thei best place to be o Gamecock offensive and defer against each other in spring USC's men's USC's men's tennis team lost to Appalachian State 5-4 Tuesday afternoon at Boone, N.C. Snow forced the match to be played on indoor courts. The score was 3-3 before the last doubles match was finished. Carolina's Bob Kaplan and Rip Trammell won the first set of the deciding match, but ASU's team of Redfield-Kahn won the last two sets and the match 2-6, 6-2, 7-5. CAROLINA AND Appalachian each won three singles matches. USC's top three singles players won their matches while Apnnlaphinn'c fruirth Hirnnnh c i v * U 1V1M VII UUUUgll OlAllI positions won. Four of the matches went three sets. USC's number one player Chris Mayotte defeated Dave Babb 6-7, 6> Club will i r rilEN, USC has compiled an 11-1 ret ve started as a new team a year ago," ire said, "we were out to enjoy the ga ularly as strict in our training as ot lyed, but we're having a good s< > morale is high." anta Lacrosse Club is comprised from all over the country who playc lege. Atlanta goes into Saturday's gam for the past five years. JMENT * only at m & Lounge inter St. Main Parking Lot. Solos & Bill Kopel country singing. rv rA r i uroTT Tor laaies, R0 'cause It's the n Thursday Nltel L1.# SI Mm isive lines set Enright Athletic Center, drills at Rex tennis team loses, ^^riumberthree Anastopoulo Peter MacDo ^ llll Kahn defeated ' 'm \?" ' pfe In doubles, 1 g '?> ,-J^^Bi USC's numbei Anastopoulo 7 r--i^^HFy fKjgjg^jP j jatf H Hull-MacDonj H " \*S Romano 6-' miL.; ||f y^W|lLjgp^ W H defeated Kapl dropped' lo 20 r -4k A"-it M palachian's re 11 USC will p Rip Trammel! r 2:15 p.m. Fri< Courts. llfiv inr lenxruo f i J J ? ?:ord. There are no doubts as to how ser co-captain Atlanta will take the USC club. "The} trio WaVd qKaII^ lie fr/\pv? /vn? ?? v. ??V IV MUUMV MO II Will UU1 UlllCl U|jpUIlCUUj, her teams because of this, they know what we're li jason and THE LATEST WIN for USC was aga Saturday by a 20-16 score. of college Co-captains Ned Miller and Jeff Hil k1 lacrosse and five goals with five assists, resp< e as league John Hagerty also scored four gc assists while Chris Cellary had three g liPECi nz PURCH (If? 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