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'4 '<5 Jeff Hoffman of Bates 1 base after sliding in aga in an intramural sem Carolina Bv RRRKfrA Mirw ,, Gamecock Staff Writer \j USC head swim coach A1 top swimmers and expect within the next two weefc Cathy Walton, mid-atl champion, has been reci competitor from Brookha captain of the Wilmington under coach Jack Rader. FAIT! CONSIDINE of swim for USC next year. ( swims for coach Murray Baltimore Aquatic Club. " "She (Considine) has i training, good coaching I beginn E contini v I Wed., tMouse holds onto third Hnst Alpha Tau Omega Bl-fiwnl crtf+holl ? -----signs Eas an Gentry has signed three s 10 recruit several more lantic 100-yard butterfly ruited. An Olympic trial ven, Pa., Walton was co, De., Aquatic Club team Baltimore, Md., will also ?onsidine, a breaststroker, i r ~ r 4.1 m. r _ 11 r oicyucua oi me i\orin * good background, good and unlimited swimming THE n MMMmmmmmmmmrntrn LVER ing next Tu je daily ex< May 18 (1 Brian C Tuesday. Bates House woi played Chi Psi for the night. item swimn ability," Gentry said. "We'rt watching her go fast." Barry Morrison of Wilmin; recruited for the Gamecocks, atlantic 200-yard individual me< for Foxwater Swim Club, Newt coach Frank Keefe. "He is an extrpmplv vor?a said. Other top athletes have decisions are expected to be mj "We have several other pap< "But at this point it is really a w Three USC men and four woi HSr's swim tpam Po? w.. .... vw?iii. *VMJ lVUVtitVC swimmers Clark Hamilton, T Baxter, B.Z. Giese and Barbai May. BE$T PI >$MLL Y >11$ B anno DOLL lesday, May cept Sat. & Si he last day g J Ga S3 on rur trMklffr-THp OAMKCOCK gar a the game 6-1 and Par pfiomnlAnoklti Inn* VCfl vMHiai|fIVIIOll|p 1(191 " g Tai iers ? Hej i looking forward to ans< thir gton, De., has been Dnv Morrison, the mid- Stev Jley champion, swims B on Square, Pa., under Cha one tile athlete," Gentry tog B been contacted and "w* ade within two weeks, saic irs out," Gentry said, offs aiting came." a nen will not return to the and Nancy White and slov om Jacobson, Sandy thai ra Heifer graduate in conPhi ACM fA OURB tool >unces a ARB 10, 1977 ai jn. from 9 i f - ugh - e> ]hi Psi, Jay in * MATT WARD mecock Staff Writer Jhi Psi and Bates Hot mural softball play-off )ha Tau Omega (ATO ^hi Psi scored three run lind to defeat Preston 7 J flied out to Preston ich-hitting for pitcher C eston second baseman a ground ball by the i iners advanced to sec< IILLY BUNDY then d unded out to shortsto tofield singled to centei 'reston player-coach B ne with their come-fr ne. You've got to give lie," Stacy said. "We> irs, and I thought we re lafoc C/?orn/l fi<>A mivo ovui cu uvc ui lus si i Omega 6-1 and adva luss Benton drbve in AT he first inning. Bates c s. Jeff Hoffman hit a ] iter. Mike Robbins wall r'ftW - MIVII 51 u 'd. Bates added three r e Jetson and Billy Sull re Beckham hit a home ates scored its final ri rlie Arena singled to rif out. Lucas flied out to 1 ive Bates its final run it ates player-coach Mik< e've got a good solid tea I 1-1 1 i. we ve lei oniy live r . I think that shows how TO coach Don Sherard difference in the game v pitch softball game, t we have had in the rc le up with the plays del Epsilon in the quartei mMBSSBSSBK/M I TOM OOKi K$1 >WB 9 a.m. E a.m. - 5 i cams). Bates H Softball] ise advanced to the fina s with 7-6 and 6-1 victorie ). resnwtivplv s in the top of the seventh i '-6. Tony Boy kin started th shortfielder John Mastro] Men Chavis, reached first I Hugh Edwards. Edwards i next batter, Oddie Rawls snd and third. oubled, scoring both run ?p Buddy Stacy for the r frv CAAt*n Dnn^o w! ' VV UVUI c uuiiujr CUIU give uddy Stacy said Chi Psi c om-behind performance, them credit for hanging ir re made it to the semi-fin ally had it together for the ] ix runs in the first two inni nee into the finals. XVs one run when he hit a I :ame back in the bottom o home run off the first pitc If nM/l lo.. V ? ivcvi auu uuy L.ucas singiea unded out, allowing Robl nore runs in the second ii ivan put men at first and run to give Bates a four riu in in the fifth inning wher fhf fSoIr) ? - iiciu |iuuui^ men on sec ightfielder Jay Watt, but ] i the game. j Robbins said Bates playe im that can play real good uns through the first three 'good we are on defense." believed lack of hitting 01 f. "Anytime you hold a tea hat's pretty good. We didi st of our games," Sherar fensively as we did when 1 rfinals." rra L_ luy will j.m. throut * | ouse finals Is of the men's inLO /\? ?/\M D*</\n^/vH =o vvci ncsiuii anu nning to come from ie inning for Chi Psi polo. Randy Lewis, base on an error by made another error and both Chi Psi ners. John Rarh*?r second out. Brent Chi Psi a 7-6 lead, leserved to win the "They earned the i there. They didn't als for the last two play-offs. ngs to defeat Alpha home-run in the top f the first with two :h thrown by Hank ! to put men at first t)ins to score from ining as singles by third. Shortfielder nlead. i Hoffman walked. :ond and third with Hoffman tagged up >d well defensively, defense," Robbins games in the play i ATO's part made im to six runs in a i't have the hitting d said. "We didn't we defeated Sigma t gfjjBa I r 1