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hH9 USC's Frank Munro prepares r The USC Kai will be I in the 1 Theclubv 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. i f rr? m 7 n I I VIII f V I Instructors are The I < The Union Pi on any color p A wide variety Russc M ?ilill?ilHli i ^ IN JU.ataO Mwm ||*|? y :- P2 Bill BOlOMV ? OAMECOCK for t.hp rrn?R cnuntrv ftcasnn KARATE ate Club, a free Univei ?gin Wednesday, Sept. CombatRoom atSolBli /ill meet every Wednes in the combat room am 0 - 9:00 p.m. on court n< Blackbelts, Tony Bell ar lest Kept S on Campus rint Shop will copy c aper for 5' a page. of printing services an *11 House 3rd Floor 777 onday - Friday/8:30 - 5: -?t? Cross coun USC's cross country squad won its first meet of the season Saturday in Charleston by defeating Western Carolina, The Citadel, and Campbell College in a four-way meet. "We ran exactly as I expected," said Carolina coach Michael Lehning. "There were only 21 seconds between our first and fifth runners. "It was one little red line right along there. That's the key to winning. It was fantastic," he said. As in golf, low score takes all in a prnss pnunfru moot Pomlin ' -WW j itivw. \>cu UlillCV finished with 26 points, Western Carolina followed with 47, The Citadel had 76 and Campbell finished last with 83 points. The overall winner of the five mile course that stretched across The Citadel's campus was Western Carolina's Tim Otten. Otten finished with a time of 26:40. Taking second was Matt Smith of The Citadel with a time of 27:12. USC's Tim Colas, a freshman, finished third with a time of 27:27. Rounding out the top five was Kurt Peter and Bill Posey of Carolina. According to Lehning, Posey sity course, 20th atts. idayfrom d every Thursday o. VI. ldJohnOrck. j [ 1 ecret any quantity Free sorting. 3 also available. -3820 00 try posts firs would nave finished first had it not been for a poorly marked track. "Bill Posey was leading and went P< 50 yards the wrong way and had to 111 come back 50 yards. He would ri have won easily," Lehning said. Sl to Posey was leading at the twomile mark by a sizable margin h< when he took the wrong turn. "It b< was not his fault. The course was ta just marked poorly," Lehning said. s< Two other Carolina top runners, Frank Munro and Max Minter, finished sixth and eighth respectively in the meet. "They ran well as a team. They posted a real low score and I was happy with the way they performed," Lehning said. Next week the Gamecocks travel to Tuscaloosa, Ala., to compete in the Alabama Invitational. Included in the meet will be Auburn, a team Lehning said he respects very much. I clip this c< I ^. i _ _ ; Oltjies ! Unlimitec | 738 meeting St. Su I fTlen, Women | 20% Discount j Stylists: J Vicky Moor I Ricky Applewhite /O 4| Dave Dascola STUDEN1 ! ATT TOP OF CA /-v/J v* /n? /J r? * j vv cuii^bucty 5:30 pm - I CALL 777-8198 fc MEI^ Scallops Therm idoi BeffTips Chicken Teriyaki All entrees include the I baked potato or rice pi 1 I coffee & tea, dessert. j Board plan cards & mea it win "They will be tough," he said. "Our team is young and inex;rienced with only two seniors; ost of whom are middle distance mners. All of them had good immers and are ready to run ugn as a team. "The key to our success will be )w small of a spread we will have stween our 1st and 5th man. It kkes five runners running well to :ore low," said Lehning. Dupon ' I ite D.W.Columbia . & Children { to Students J T?_: n /? A . _ i ucs. -r n. vo a /44 I Sat. 8:30-5 j r NIGHT HE ROLINA , Sept. 'ZD 3:30 pm >r reservations JU $4.00 3.75 3.25 soup & salad bar, s af, rolls & butter, j. il coupons accepted. >