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it 11 iT^f B1"'^ 1June Raines Former | doing w in pro bi I ivrrun t 1 FEMININE HEAL' Problem ] Birth con Abortion 84 HOUR HOTL I DURING ( HHHMHnBHHHWnH JEU gggg CORNER ' J3J2JES v*Y*?fcM?v*r*<; I'ftfWf IB. X ?TW.?-*->?i ? - ^ Rain ?fp? By CHUCK CARREE Gamecock Siaff Write lfllll|l USC baseball coach . six junior college tran: |l||lfcs:' tradition of signing ex I The Gamccocks lost club, which finished s State in the NCAA Colle THE SIGNEES inclui an outfielder. Three of ners-up in the Junior ( Outfielder Randy Ro< Aaron Scott of Decat dianapolis, Ind., come f team of Decatur, Ga., College World Series it Wes Westbrook of All chers Bill Landrum of Columbia are both loc.? Rodgers, a lefthand< II COCK By C Gam players ? 1 * Colle _ quite ^11 ^ with rooki h IB Belli] seball E free i in th sinke Mf twos ???and 4 IELP? Waus rH EDUCATION ?? Baml pregnancy ?; trol info S Referral squa< INE 250 8410 I bigge ?-J the \ ^ JEANS RBI ? 01TB. BUMMP.B E LEVI OF LADY & ASSEMBLY i AND AlKS SHOPPING GEN es sigi r Tune Raines announced the signi sfers last week as USC kept wit perienced ballplayers. fA 11 players from this year's 43 econd in the nation behind Ari nr?un?*?? - * gc nunu aeries in June. de four pitchers, a first baseman the six played for the national College World Series. igers of Charlotte, N.C., and pitc. ur, Ga., and Hal Gaalema of rom the DeKalb South Junior Col that finished second in the Ju 1 Grand Junction, Colo. tony, Ga., is the first baseman. Columbia and Jeff Twitty of \ tl players. sd throwing and hitting speeds 1IUCK CARREE ecock Staff Writer j n Lewis and Mookie Wilson, < )layers instrumental in USC's id place finish in the NCAA \ ge World Series, are doing well after their first week of J sssional baseball. 1 e 21-year-old Lewis, playing ' the Seattle Mariners class A ! e Northwest League team in 1 ngham, Wash, won two and ' i three other games working of the builoen. Lewis who ved a $3,000 bonus to sign as a agent After a brilliant showing e College World Series, is a xball, slider type of pitcher. IOKIE WIIJSON, the number election of the New York Mets 56th overall player chosen in June draft, is playing in au, Wis., in the class A /est League. Wilson, a 21old, 5-10, 160-pound native of berg, S.C., has hit two home and has stolen six bases in his week of professional duty. He d for a bonus believed to be t $30,000 to perform for the J all, five players off the 1977 J i are playing pro ball. The 1 st name is College Player of 1 rear. Randy Martz. ' ?TTfiU!Tfc l " SALE! rs I 3rr. ? | Mi I i TER^^I | is 6 to t#i batted .342 for DeKalb South an tournament teams in regional, Sout College World Series play. He was ' ng of player in Junior College Series. He i Ji its regular centerfielder next season. .-12-1 SCOTT, A righthanded pitcher, ha zona a 1.25 ERA and also was named teams. He is a breaking ball pitch Raines said. Gaalema, a relief specii an(j spartanburg Methodist with a 2.11 EF ryn. 170-pound Spring Valley High Scho regular season play and split two p Twitty, a 6-2, 185-pound lefthandc hers Brookland Cayce High School, had In- ERA in 45 innings for an Anderson liege only nine games. Twitty gives Raines mior lacked ? a lefthanded starting pitcl WESTBROOK, A power hitting left ? . hnmo " vest * " ? ai vsiupuia junior uoilegc played the outfield and first base the play him at first base. Westbrook sis iter, P?unds Martz, who was 14-0 with a 1.98 came t< ERA at USC, is pitching for the scholars! Midland Cubs in the western possesse division of the class AA Texas League. He was hit hard in his first LEWI5 start and has a defeat to his credit. 0f Miami Martz, a 21-year-old, 6-4, 210-pound i isr wi Elizabethville, Pa. native was the complete Chicago Cubs' initial selection in 7 record the June draft and was the 13th Junior C player picked overall. He signed year as ; for a substantial bonus believed to Wilson be worth $65,000. good se Methodis THE OTHER players are Mark \s the ir Van Bever and Ed Lynch. Van ever bee Bever, who is rooming with former coach Ju Gamecock Steve Cook, is playing Martz second base for the Miami Orioles Americai :)f the class A Florida State ratio in League. The 5-10, 165-pound Van relations Bever was the Gamecock captain semester this past season. He was the and will 1 seventh round selection of the fall at U! Baltimore Orioles and held out Van Be early in contract negotiations All-Amer before settling for a $2,000 bonus, banking Van Bever, 21, is batting .250 rppinion? through 13 games with 18 walks scholars^ and seven stolen bases. graduate Ed Lynch, a 6-5, 210-pound righthanded pitcher from Miami, Fla., is with the Texas Rangers . Sarasota, Fla., Gulf Coast Rookie hls USC League team. There's been no record 11 report on Lynch's performance so league ai ar. The 21-year-old Lynch, who somethini Qamecock classified a< International House of Pancakes | Now Open 24 hrs. i We accept student checks 9 for amount of purchase ?S (proper I.D. required). Buttermilk Pane Reg. $ 1 .25 now only J (with thb coupon) -^-1 V Bill 1 v d was named to allheastern and in Junior voted the best defensive is expected to be USC's j id a perfect 10-0 record I to three all-tournament ler who throws strikes, alist, had a 4-2 record at tA in 55 innings. The 6-1, ol graduate was 8-<Hn layoff decisions. ;r who graduated from a 3-3 record and a 1.90 College team that won something the 1977 club \ ner. \ handed swinger, had 12 i in Marianna, Fla. He re, but Raines plans to inds 6-3 and weighs 210 ) USC on a basketball hip, has a bad back but s a strong arm. >, A 6-3, 195-pound native i, Fla., was 11-6 in 1977 at th a school record 13 i games. Lewis, after a 16at Miami Dade Downtown ollege, came to USC last a junior and went 8-5. came to USC after two asons at Spartanburg i uonege. "Mookie Wilson lost exciting player I've n around," USC baseball ne Raines said. was an Academic Alli with a 3.295 grade point advertising and public in journalism. He is 20 hours short of graduation -esume his education this 3C. ver was also an Academic ican with a 3.750 GPR in and finance. He is the of a post-educational lip and will be entering school at USC in the fall. I WAS 15-2 overall during career, including a 9-1 \ 1976. "He has a big m but needs a curve or g off-speed," Raines said. is WORk ! J f etitiBt* Mkwul Kouv W Ptoeskti ahes | $M ! I \