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Stanford at Southern Cal North Carolina
Duke at Wake Forest Southern Cal
Ponn St. at N.C. Stat* Duke
Nebraska at Missouri Petin St.
Colorado at Iowa St. Nebraska
Kansas St. at Kansas Kansas
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Mississippi St. at Auburn Auburn
Georgia at Florida Florida
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By CHRIS MYERS thi?
Gamecock Staff Writer
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ill return next season," said hopefully m;
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im. The team was cross country, since in the sport
;ars ago by Strong, one may mature at any time.
"Jim Carey is a prime example
first year to now, of a person who kept working hard
een a great im- and then succeeding," pointed out
n the program." Stong. "Jim walked-on the cross
"We went from country team last year and ran as
body to seven last our fifth man. This year he ran
'e this year. Last first all season and is coming into
one runner in the his own."
nationals, and this
wo in the regionals, Although Carey and Taylor will -
iking it into the continue in the fall season with the
regional competition, the rest of
the team advances to winter offkids
that run touch season training.
titive. Not just road The winter season starts with the
ire not "stars" for VM1 winter relays and continues
snouia continue in with four or five meets.
f Fencing club 1
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The USC fencing club lost their
first intercollegiate meet of the
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The Citadel took the Foil
competition by a score of 13-12 and
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The Cadets also won (he epee
match, 6-3, but USC came back to
win in the sabre competition, 5-4.
Winning for L'SC was Lynn
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Monroe, Walter Gerald and
SHOWS: 3:10 Carolyn Cheney, the first female
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| USC will meet the Cadets again
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but then stalled.
Henry Dingle returned the next
Navy punt to inside the Navy 20 to
K. give SPK one last chance to score
JLJHH Hut four straight Dingle passes
were incomplete and the game
ended in
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on two runs but had lost '21 on
penalties and a fumble. On fourth
and 15, Dingle threw to Mike
Thomas who leapt over three Navy
Defenders to pull in the ball for a
touchdown. The extra point attempt
was fumbled.
Navy came back with three
straight runs up the middle by
Frank Garcia, the last one a fouryard
score. SPE's John Harnhill
intercepted the extra point pass to
give his team another chance.
HMpS^ia IN T1IKIR SECOND overtime
j jI< HtoB possession, SPE couldn't move
against the Navy defense. Navy's
offense only needed two plays to
get the winning points. lx?n
Mcintosh got within a foot of the
goal on the first play, a flanker
IfiMttlpfaKreverse. On the next play, Garcia
went up the middle again for the
0HWiWTHI*s!?BBB score and the 12-6 victory.