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; End* ? Jerry Butler, Clemson, 6-1, 175
Senior, Ware Shoal*, S.C.; Emanuel Tolbert
Southern Methodist, 5-10, ISO, Junior, LlttH
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Tackle* ? Kelvin Clark, Nebraska, 4-4, 270
Senior, Odessa, Texas; Keith Dorney, Penr
State, 6-5, 262, Senior, Allentown, Pa.
;! Guards ? Pat Howell, Southern California
64, 255, Senior, Fresno, Calif.; Greg Roberta
? V" Oklahoma, A 3, 260, Senior, Nacogdochei
?,V Texas.
ft- Center ? Jim Rltcher, North Carolina Stat*
6-3, 242, Junior, AAedlan, Ohio.
.* t ' Quorterback ? Chuck Fuslna, Penn State, <
M 1, 195, Senior, McKees Rock, Pa.
' Running Backs ? Ted Brown, Nort
j, ,, Carolina State, 5-10, 199, Senior, High Poln
X-i.- N.C.; Billy Sims, Oklahoma, 60, 205, Junta
Hooks, Texas; Charles White, Souther
California, 5-11, 183, Junior, San Fernand<
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&." Ends ? Hugh Green, Pittsburgh, 62, 211
// Sophomore, Natchez, Mitt.; ai Harm
Arizona State, 6-5, 240, Sim lor, Wheeler AFI
Hawaii.
Tackles ? Bruce Clark, Penri State, 6-2V
266, Junior, Now Cattle, Pa.; Marty Lyon
Alabama, 6-5, 243, Senior, St. Petersburg, F\
Linebackers ? John Corker, Oklahorr
State, 6 5, 228, Junior, Miami, Fla.; Toi
Couslneau, Ohio State, 6-3, 224, Senior, Fai
view Park, Ohio; Bob Gollc, Notre Dame, 6244,
Senior, Wlllowlck, Ohio; Jerry Roblnto
UCLA, 6 2M?, 214, Senior, Santa Rota, Calif
Backs ? Kenny Eatley, UCLA, 61'/?, 2C
Sophomore, Chetapeake, Va.; Johnn
Johnnon, Texat, 6-0, 190, Junior, Longvlei
Texas; Jeff Nixon, Richmond, 6^4, 195, Senlc
Glendale, Va.
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starters who have left two formei
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Right now Foster is learning the i
played center but says she feels cc
cording to Parsons, "Sheila is a ti
mobile."
Although she is at USC on scholi
Foster to Carolina was the urge to
came to help out the women's progr
Foster, who was averaging 16.3 pc
four games, has been living up to he
So far, Foster is pleased with her <
and teammates. "Coach Parsons if
could've found a better one (coacl
Foster said the Lady Gamecockf
she has much confidence in their
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"I come from a small high school
and I'm not used to playing in a
place like this," she said. "I was
kind of scared towards the
beginning of the game, but I still
played pretty good. Rita, Katrina
and Jean really helped me a lot
tonight."
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37-28 for the more than 8,700 fans in
the Carolina Coliseum.
HARVARD, PLAYING patient
basketball, pulled to within three
points, 49-46. earlv in the seonnri
half. USC, utilizing leadership
from point guard Kenny Reynolds
and aggressive board play by
Graziano and Tommy Wimbush,
scored 10 straight points to put the
game out of reach. Harvard never
again came close in the physical
contest.
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h Pam Parsons, Sheila Foster is one
the state.
only a freshman at USC, yet she has
ison. Foster is one of two freshmen
r starters on me bench. This fact
?ady Gamecocks have this year.
"ole of a forward. In high school she
>mfortable at her new position. Acrue
forward. She's quick and she's
irship, the main thing that brought
play with a well-organized team. "I
am," she stated.
>ints and 11.8 rebounds after the first
r reputation.
choice of schools thanks to her coach
\ great," she stated. "I don't think I
i) anywhere."
j play well together as a team, and
ability.
oster hopes to "take Carolina all the
p before she graduates.
THE GAMECOCKS, who are
now 3-1 on the season, got balanced
scoring from every position. In
addition to Waiting's 26 points,
Anderson scored 23 while
Johnson added 15. Forward Jaima
Oxley also played a good game,
hitting for 16 points mostly on longrange
set shots.
USC's next test is at home
Tonight the Gamecocks face
their first challenge of the year as
they take on Clemson at 8 p.m. in
the Coliseum.
"Our first real test should be
Wednesday," said Graziano. "I'm
looking forward to playing
Clemson. I have a lot to get back
at."
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