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the (ia me cocks 53-4 win.
Strong field expe
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r.\ ( MICK WHKillT (lamecoeks could
Cainecoi-k Staff Writer "Although we ha
consistent, we have
A strong field is set to go lor this good tennis. We wor
weekend's Fifth Annual ISC Fall Intercollegiate Tout
Team Championship Tennis we had to play well t
Tournament. Tennessee and North added that "if we
Carolina highlight a field which though, we could fir
also includes 15)76 winner Duke, It is the last touri
Clemson and Carolina. fall season for the Ga
"There will he snnn* mnll\/ ?? ? "
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tennis played," said Carolina and wind up their fa
coach Hon Smarr. "It is a tough match here with
field, and we must improve if we College on Nov* 15.
want to have a chance to win. We The Gamecocks ar
have heen plagued by in- All-America Chris
consistency all year, with only two freshman Chuck Ho
or three players playing ud to their
capabilities every lime out." The tournament
Friday through Su
HI T SMAKIt had nothing hut Carolina campus,
praise for the rest of the field.
"North Carolina was ranked 13th (~
in the nation last year, and they ALWAYS 2 AC
always have a tough team," he I _
said. "Karl Hassler, their number | X ^ ][
one player, is just super." - * ....... <
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Tennessee and Duke also drew !/hit u\
praise from the C.amecock coach. \i
"Tennessee had one of the best II "The ( ouch
recruiting years in the nation," ?
said Snutrr. "and their top fresh- V hit u 2
man player, Andy Kohlberg, just | v .......
won the Citrus Bowl Tournament." | v , .Vs,nj\*
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kohlberg beat several touring pros
to win the tournament, and had to B ?
turn down close to $4.(KX) to remain I -
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eligible for intercollegiate and n oo a
other amateur play. 5
"Duke was a lop 25 team lasl ' p,'idyear,"
Smarr said, "and their lop | f HIT U I
two players, Huby Forges and Ted /
Daniels are back. Both of them are " f "Blonde Wive
capable of playing first flight ." IJ
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S.MARK FORESEES a close \
tournament. "I don't think any ? N\;.\ll Night l.u
team will heat every other team/' I ft
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hot. And even then, it would be 'VilTZTT
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By DOUG JOLLEY
Gamecock Staff Writer
|||9 A vengeful Carolina rugby clut
scored almost at will to defeat
Appalachian State 53-4 Sunday.
ilS^' Appalachian defeated an injurec
t?ll| USC team 24-12 during an earl}
snowfall in the Appalachiar
mountains earlier in the season
IT WAS one of those days wher
almost nothing could go wrong
and nothing did as Carolina buill
up a 32-0 halftime lead. Ap
palachian could not manage
to score until late in the game
when they took advantage of ai
excellent field position on the twe
yard line to score their only try.
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Carolina offensive attack with four
trys and was assisted by Brucc
;Whiteford with two trys. Sammj
Mabry, Merrill Boyce and Bubba
Bates each had one try. Mark
Morris completed seven out of nine
conversion attempts for 14 points
and Eddie "Monk" Cannon scored
his first and only successful field
goal attempt this year for three
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j "My early optimism in the team
',as Proven correct as the statistics
will show, because we are nnu
undefeated in four straight
he gamecock games," USC coach Jean Pierre
rom an Ap- Chambas said. "The concensus ol
e Sunday in the team was that we really
learned a lot today, and showed wc
could play.
d "THIS.WAS the first time in my
coaching career that any one has
scored a field goal. They're not
JL nearly as common in rugby as they
nenT are 'n football," Chambas said
"Eddie (Cannon) worked on it and
win it also. worked on it, so when we had a big
ve been in- lead, I told him to go ahead and try
played some it and it worked."
i the Southern I'SC played one of the oldest anc
-nament, and most respected clubs in the statt
o do that." He Oct. 29, the Charleston rugby club
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Chambas was unable to attend the
game, but sent the team tc
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t plan.
"We placed most of our bigger
1 players in the front line," Chambas
' said, "putting our scrum (con
> sisting of eight men) at well over
2,000 pounds. We really look up tc
that club, and coming out ol
i Charleston with a tie is like coming
, out with a win. We play the
t Augusta Medical team down ir
Georgia this weekend, and they're
J a very tough club. I'll make nc
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