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By DOUG JOLLEY
Gamecock Staff Writer
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reading the bumper stickers on
their cars.
Such sayings as "It takes leather
balls to play rugby" and "Rugby
players eat their dead" can be
found on USC rugby coach Jean
Pierre Chambas' car. The bumper
stickers are all in fun, but
Chambas is serious in his
dedication to the sport.
"Rugby is a very violent sport
played by gentle men," Chambas
said. "It's a man-to-man sport,
with players playing together as a
team. The tackle is the key to the
game, and only the man with the
ball can be tackled."
Chambas thinks there are three
purposes to the sport of rugby.
"First and most important, when
someone plays rugDy, he's out
there for the fun and sheer ex
citement of it. He's out there
because he wants to be. Rugby is
not a professional sport. It's not a
money-making operation."
"SECOND. RUGBY is a
character building school. A
player learns to play for the team
Freshman
wins tennis
tournament
Carolina freshman Chuck
Hodgin defeated top-seeded
Hap Core 7-5,6-7,7-5 Monday to
win the Georgia-Carolina
upen tennis lournament in
Augusta, Ga.
Sophomore Peter MacDonald
of Springfield, va. and
junior Bob Kaplan of Cranfield,
N.J. lost in the quarterfinals
of the tournament.
Barry Gilbert, a freshmen
from Oakland, Ca., also lost in
the quarter-finals.
All-America Chris Mayotte,
USC's number one player last
year, and Hodgin will play an
exhibition match at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Scott Tennis Center.
Ma'yotte and Hodgin will also
play MacDonald and Arthur
^Vnastapoulo in an exhibition
doubles match, both events
being sponsored by the Kershaw-Camden
Recreational
Department and the Camden
Tennis Association.
USC's tennis team started
practice Tuesday and will be
playing round-robin
challenge matches the next
two weeks, tennis coach Ron
Smarr said. The Gamecocks'
first tournament is the
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rugby team has a standing invitation
to tour France for two
weeks, expenses paid by the
French Federation of Rugby.
The rugby club was started 10
years ago at USC. Last year's
team finished fourth in the state
and attended a national tournament
in Texas. Prospects for
this year look excellent, Chambas
said. He expects to return almost
all of last year's team but would
also like some new players to work
with.
"Last year's team had a very
positive attitude," Chambas said,
"and this year should be no dif
ferent. We have a very tough
schedule, but we should have a
good chance against everyone we
play. With the right attitude and
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