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Softball
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By Michelle Burchette
Gamecock Staff Writer Walla
The USC Women's Softball team eight
opened its season Monday with a fhc B
doubleheader shut out over inning
Onondaga Community College, 5-0, ^e I
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in the
In the first game of the evening
the Lady Gamecocks overcame
Braves pitcher Denise Hirons and I
their opening game jitters to score _
two runs in the second inning. ?
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The first run came in when the
Braves threw away Patti McClellan's
bunt. Pitcher Holly Booth /| q \
ran home and McClellan advanced
to second on the play. Right fielder SBQ
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Liyiui ^neaiy aiso Dunted and made
it to third on errors by Onondaga.
McClellan came in to make the
score 2-0.
IN THE BOTTOM of the fifth,
Carolina scored again. This time, Cai
with Shealy on third, shortstop runs
Star Burdell made it to first on ^rst?
another bunt sending Shealy home. an(* 1
With the score at 3-0 the Lady Vena
Gamecocks sealed the victory with Laur
two more runs in the sixth inning. drive
Third baseman Bonnie Vena ran in *n ^or
from third on an Onondaga wild
pitch, and then center fielder base;
Thumper Saudners scored on a hit Heac
by left fielder Chris Rrcken. Burd
While in the field, the Lady
Gamecocks were almost im
peiieiraoie. second Daseman
Maureen Ahern and Burdell at
short virtually closed off the infield
while Ricken, Shealy, and Saunders
held down the outfield.
THE SECOND GAME of the
doubleheader went smoother for
Carolina.
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y Gamecocks' pitcher Cindy in the th
ce struck out five of the first the final
Onondaga batters. She held
raves hitless until the third "I Till
* when Louise Toscano lined USC coa<
ball into centerfield. The were a li
;s managed only one other hit but we
game. stealing.
have to
team's r
We're young and wedid"
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It's hard
Judy Marti no goodrigh
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rolina opened up with two perience <
in the first inning. Ratting u/ith r
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Ahern hit a triple to leftfield new infiel
then scored when teammate were rea
singled. First baseman said. "W
en Hughes followed with a line inexperie
to center field, bringing Vena think we'l
the score.
the second inning with the pridav 1
5 loaded, Braves pitcher Carol f
ox walked Saunders forcing doub|ehea
ell in from third. One last run
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allow thp 3th1ptp<;
ird inning boosted USC to Collegiate Athletic
score of 4-0. this weekend.
While only one o:
INK we did really well," had successful perf
;h Judy Martino said. "We
ittle behind in our batting TONY RAMBO,.
made up for it in our the 440-vard dash'a
in last pitch softball you He will be the only <
capitalize on the other other outstandir
nistakes and that's what 4:10.5. Although he
did break a school
time in the mile wit
lg was a big factor in the Roe Adams and (
>r both teams. Martino and leaps of 24 feet 4^ i
ers were surprised a little participated in the
3ns, the opening Onondaga were contestants in
vas very good. I didn't
lat," Martino said. "We
ittle intimidated at first. <p3p:::- *
to face somebody that f
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i)f her team had a lot to do '** jTWp***
lame. "We've got a whole |;P?i
Id. I was impressed; they rNjfoiit ,x
illy concentrating," she Jp||B^
e're young and a little J
need but we'll learn. I
11 have a great season."
the Lady Gamecocks will j
ndaga again in another |}orr
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ay, several members of the USC track team traveled
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neet.
ed 30 of the nation's finest tpams anrl u/jiq h*?iH tn
on final opportunity to qualify for the National
Association, NCAA, indoor championships in Detroit
f the USC team members qualified, several athletes
ormances. j
a freshman from Atlanta, ran a school record 47.9 in
nd made the qualifying standard by a wide margin,
aamecock to represent the school in the NCAA's,
ig performances included Tim Colas' mile run of
i missed the qualifying cut by about three seconds, he
record for the event. F'rank Munro also had a good
ha 4:16.0.
ieorge Thomas finished on-two in the long jump with
nches and 24 feet 2 inches respectively. Richard Sale
louu-yara run, and Steve Wilson and Gary Brown
i the high jump competition. j
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