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State Oklahoma SI Missouri Missouri ouuuiern t_oi Southern Cal Southern C Mississippi Tennessee Mississippi LSU LSU LSU Georgia Tech Ga. Tech Georgia Tt Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky I Wisconsin Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Minnesota GRANDI l|Golf tei HOW takes 2i By (ilUC'K WRIGHT n Gamecock Staff Writer 8 p.m. The Carolina golf tear Rn 11 rnn rr? ^a" season with a sec III \JsJ 111 finish ()f a field of sixU last weekend at the Greri Q Q I K I and Racquet Club Touri OOl > !" Haynes City, Fla. | The Gamecocks finish ogrom* Committee ?l~\ . , teams as Wake Forest, Fi tiversity union North Carolina. Leading RAFTSMEN'S j .ASSIC '77 | Tlie Carolina Craftsmen's Christmas : Classic '77 is a major national arts & 1 crafts show About 1,000 selected k __ 1 craftsmen and artists from virtually every state east of the Mississippi, ar " I some west, have reserved booths foi ? B H | the Classic Many of the artists and I ^9 41 | craftsmen will be demonstrating their | ^ II ! specialty, and all will be displaying I and selling their work It's a Christmas >eum I shopping experience you will not , want to rmss I - ^ ? * OFF ' AtHJLT ADMISSION WITH THIS THE CAROLINA CRAFTSMEN COUPON 3603 Batltegfotind Road. (919) 288-1933 Greensboro. N C 27410 t?]f ill Selections ' Sally Wilson Sandy Bucknarr s Editor Sports Editor G&B Sports Ed 88 47 87 48 Carolina Carolina ic Notre Dame Notre Dame oung Brigham Young Brigham Young H Arkansas Arkansas lege Boston College Boston College Oklahoma I Oklahoma N.C. State I Duke Missouri Oklahoma State al Southern Cat Southern Cal Mississippi Mississippi LSU LSU >ch Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Iby 21) Kentucky Kentucky Wisconsin Wisconsin I Minnesota Minnesota I am finishes f< nd in Florifln All-America candidate M Holland, who placed second in tournament. Darrell Well n finished finished sixteenth for Carotin. :ond place The tournament left i ?n teams Gamecocks with a cumulat lelefe Golf record of 59 and 10. lament in "THK FALL SEASON is time ed behind draw attention to yoursel Georgia Holland said, "and I think we w ing such successful. We are trying to get lorida and NCAA bid this spring, which [ USC was tough to do when you arc an dependent." |True, it is touch to draw a hiu cy *" ?n an independent, but beating tea - ? like Wake Forest can only hel I And the Gamecocks' finish in | Grenelefe tournament can't In , either. Add to that Carolin J second-place finish in the Furn KJ I !* *?. ! J0*i O/B $ tn C < g X -j gjgi ; r iHHHB WqO "O Ss^ NHH V RHH^ m>c 2 1 s3il: I_ /.KIlC Dc ?Z?S:-H?? (VM MJIMAVHA HVWVSil NlVIMdVHJ AaJXilVH. Zassoj I a '9m Wm National Guard $5.00 p< Sat., Novem Tickets at: llin Times l'ul?. I Sounds Familiar- I amlmai k N \ I??' IS. Tickets l.imiteri. A Hot-Shi M<imrAW l\?ra{'(> i:( I Mark Alexander Karen Lee Itor Photographer Editor 86-49 8? 53 Carolina Carolina Notre Dame Notre Dame i Brigham Young Brigham Young Texas A&M Texas AfcM Boston College Boston College Oklahoma Oklahoma Duke N C si Missouri Missouri Southern Cal Southern Cat Mississippi Mississippi LSU LSU Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Kentucky Kentucy Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota all season; tournament ike Four Ball Tournament and thirdthe place in the Foxfire All-America ter Intercollegiate Tournament, and a. you have what Holland termed "a the pretty good fall." The Foxfire ive tournament, was held in Pinehurst, N.C. in the nation's golf capital. Holland had two second place to finishes this fall, the other one f," coming at the Furman event. He ere finished fifth at Pinehurst and an sixth at the Iron Duke Tournament is in Durham. Only once was Holland in- defeated by another Gamecock. That occurred in I he Foxfire as tournament, when Tim Baker imisnco in second place. Pthe 1HON1CAIJ.Y. his best shot at irt. winning a tournament came at a's Duke. He and Duke's Mike lan Forgash were tied lor first after two rounds at 144. Hut both failed to stay in the lead, however, allowing North Carolina's Steve Smith to win. The Iron Duke was also the team's worst showing, with a seventh nlarp finish USC's spring season starts in February with a tournament ai Myrtle Beach. The team hopes to have an equally successful spring to have a chance for post season action. Mike Holland is optimistic about the spring season, and getting an NCAA bid. "This team has more depth and more desire than any sincp 1 hnvp ho?n " i i-.it ' _ ,^VVII MM1, IMJIUIIKI said. "I feel like we can do it." Basketball marathon i) tomorrow S ) ff Boys Beer I Armory - Bluff Rd.! sr person ber 12, 1977 iisl ( 11,1111 I' la\l<H St . I'll.II III.II \ \ l.tisli I'ixri Mall. Nmi must of Production