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Golf coach St expecting ss " ponent w good year * "A few By CHUCK WRIGHT such as Ii Gamecock Staff Writer athletics, expand," Bobby Faster is in his first year because as golf coach at Carolina, but the developir Wildwood Country Club pro is thelargei expecting one of the Gamecocks long tinn most successful seasons ever. received "I'm very excited about the coming year," Foster said. "Our RECRt team goal is a top ten finish in the sports wli NCAA tournament with two "Schoo players in the top fifteen in- program, dividually. mai recr athletic d THOSE GOALS may seem the large rather optimistic for a rookie because t coach, but Foster defends his women a feelings. With a: "Every player on the team is only a ma very capable, and all are good, a last na solid college golfers. Golf at Carolina now has the athletic I department's support. Coach Carlen and Dr. John Moore have been great to me. I'm really ex- |lllfl||| The Gamecocks tee it up Sep- pj^lllp tember 22nd in the Ail-American Intercollegiate Tournament at g|||^l||l Foxfire Country Club in Pinehurst. N.C. It is the first of a full schedule glpii^ of tournaments this year for ||||||g^ Carolina, who according to Foster, must do well in these events if they are to receive an at-large berth in pj|?||gll the NCAA tournament. S||||iif "It takes a good season to be invited as an independent," he ||||?ggg| said, "but I think we have the players to do it." Heading the list of returnees is p?l|||l| Mike Holland. Holland, who reached the semi-finals of this p-SK-^p! year's prestigious North-South rtmuieur, is a iormer soutn K|||g|| Carolina Amateur winner who is llllipg! tabled "a bona fide Ail-American candidate" by Foster. Other |p|||||| returning players include Tim fcgiplig Baker, Jim Watson, Dirk Maust, BHHMn and Chris Corn. Illllilll (S| 12 oz. Draf j every nigh This Thursday, Friday, "HIGH con m i SANDWICHES - LARGE G Proper Dress Required 27< lue? From page 12' ' she said. "If we can outrun another team on 'e another advantage. Our strategy will all def e are facing and the kind of line-up we use." links a major reason for the popularity of wome ?ure eiven to tht?m hv thp rruvlia 1 years ago women's athletics was only at the nmaculata. But after the attention the media ga the various women's programs around the coi Shue said. "The small schools have been a the larger universities did not spend theii ig a women's program. That old attitude has b r universities have taken the time to realize they * in strenghtening an area of athletics which no helping hand until recently." JITING IN women's athletics has been an arc lich had been neglected. This has also changed. lo QPO rtfAIArt Auf OMrJ to 14 1 V 5U1115 uui auu luuivni^ 1U1 WUIIICI1 ttUUClt Shue said. "A few years ago if you said you uited women athletes many people would profc epartment is wasting their money. It's a whole x universities have an advantage over the hey have the resources and the money availabl< thletes which wi!! help their programs, successful father named Shue coaching in the M itter of time before there is a successful basketb me of Shue here at USC. H gLraj Now Leasing I llByiBB A D : I t fl II w u^bigned tor Roommates jj I lAAake your move . . . gj tK>||| ptaSi dJ\ 2722 Rose present ad beer or 1 s< with purcho ^?-ZJT \ size pizza 2?C??.*U*>) |J exhit ma t $.25 it & Saturday: roN" I nmEROom I _ Fer D1 Rosewood Df.i| the court then M , ' | i^1 i p^gl end on the opn's athletics is H|j|ll?l small schools ive to women's in try began to ble to do well r money into Rf^WSi^WBHp^gj^yg een dying and have waited a has virtually . {.^^^**i^?mmmm?^mm Qi|i ?a of women's ! s to help their I u,,AiT . were a school \A# |Tf^ I ably say your , inew field and All \gr\ II small schools / * II j v/ LI ?to recruit the r T O IBA, it may be Sept. 19 all Dlaver with 0lU<H *Rc mi Behind th IBuJW Aft i ii i mini i ii t~m rn"ri--frrmnt~ ntir*tm The Gu "louse wood Dr. >447 for 1 free Knowledgeable >ft drink Bands availat kftA AT A All _ loi PariDition and sale of origii ijor works by early and mod UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAI Columbia, South CaJiolln Ra6AeU Home., UnXveiAi Room 202 TL .. M- . -I " A ? i nu/Lo uat/ f Z>IC.pX,Q.mO(LAI 22, 10am. *o 5pm Lec^a^e a>t 11am. dinandRotenGc 1?3 W[ 'ol Mui Bt RRV STRlf 1 BAl IIMOW MAW Mjkefft \Aeat Sauce can eat $1.95 -23( (3-8 p.m.) * tfliuiuud I Green St. le S.C. Bookstore w Being Sowed * itqki&i i itar Sltop! Custom made guitars Basses Amps. Drums Keyboards A Accessories staff * lie west prices in town ting in Rear ? rial graphic art ern masters at 10L1NA " i a ity Union , 1977 jj tileries, Inc. 4 l AND ?1?01 i