Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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State z< .CK COACH KAY Yow felt th e to a two-three zone turned th *ing from a lack of movemer es because of the slow dowi he zone allowed us to move." ;n h"am h'arsons attributed th ed the Wolfpack press. "Our la what lost the ball game," she it a press on us at one point.' much in the second half, jumped out to a two point le worked their way to a 12-6 ever, N.C. State grabbed seve 1 the shooting of senior Genia E ia a naif minutes left in the firs amecocks started to transforn powerful Wolfpack earlier ii less on offense and defense fine J A ALSO kept up with the ball, itly in the first two tournamei full length of the court on the State press, and employed an e - J - jjiiflf 1 umpire after streaking h uardt's sacrifice fly. x ::i'.--J \-t": " JllSfi * 4m\ : . s ." .ve,.->* :>; >f|MAndnwowing only two hits befo enth and giving way to 2 press a sUSC I hette see in the semi-finals of the V 'or Women, AIAW, Region II gjjfl lecocks were defeated by N.C. fl| Nation match, Saturday night. B|| played their best basketball of final ten minutes of the game H| Dne defense which broke its lat switching from a man-to- ^ e game arouna ior state. "We pi it. We didn't have as many 1 in our movement pattern. e turn-around to the way her pj| ck of adjustment to what they |H said. "I knew she (Yow) was |jj " Parsons also felt her team Kp ad from the opening tap and V advantage. Dominating the W ral rebounds and fought their I ieasley. ?t half and the score tied at 12, ill n back into the team that had jF1 n the season. The familiar illy returned. f SOITiPthincr Worl , VIIVJ IIUU lailCU IU mt games. Instead of heaving A ; inbounds plays, they played jjjfl ffective one of their own. I^| See Basketball, page 15 ^jj Marc fUame Bases loaded, two 01 situation. The score is batting in the top of th plate in this furious fin Jeff Twitty is on th winds up and then del Alan Sears. It's a c Gamecocks have hung TH1S WAS THE scei ~ over a stubborn Old I v. , , ""' with a picture finish. ome on The Gamecocks jur Etienne Farquharson i"to second base sal Farquharson went to I base and then reached Carolina added anot slapped a single to rig third base on another and came home on Joh Meanwhile Aaron S( After allowing a lead innir\<1 hn 1 n ? w *,v- 1 cwl ^ AO 111 SCOTT BEGAN TO jam by making a two t Sij| y'e'd^,a shf Pr?n >, 5 3 > of Twitty after giving i in the tying run. Twitt; further damage. In the bottom half of two-run lead that they gamecock middle to open the inn ire tiring an(j coasted home frorr reliever drive over the leftfiel second home run of the ^mllH^^^V^M^ill jjB ^ ) 1 W&mSMmBHmBMi Russell Pa v juardtgu ?cocks to By Steve Riddell Gamecock Staff Writer uts and a 3-2 count on the batter ? a r 6-4 in favor of the Gamecocks with 0 e ninth inning. Two runs have alreadj lal inning rally. e mound for the Gamecocks. The bi ivers the crucial pitch to Monarch fii ailed third strike. The ballgame i: ; on and preserved the victory. ne that climaxed the Gamecocks' har )ominion team this past weekend. A nped out to an early 1-0 lead in the reached base on a fielders choice a Fely with his eighth stolen base o third base on an erratic pick-off thrc home on a wild pitch. her run in the third inning whenKob ht field and then stole second base. V wild pitch by Old Dominion hurler G; n M o mi?o 1 .. i?i?. Murti ui s iong sacrifice fly to cei :ott breezed through the first six innii -off check-swing single to right field en in a row. tire in the seventh inning. He got hi >ase throwing error on the lead-off hit oring base hit to right field. He was lii jp another solid single up the middle y came on and worked out of the jam the seventh, the Gamecocks quickly r had held earlier. Farquharson hit a ( ing. He stole his ninth base of the yc \ second base on John Marquardt's hi| d fence. It was only the USC All-, year Ice ? GAMECOCK ins win eal pressure Id Dominion r crossed the g lefthander rst baseman s over. The d fought win close game first inning, nd then slid f the year. >w to second bie Vollmer 'ollmer took ary Orlando iter field. igs for USC. I in the first mself into a tar. He then fted in favor which drove without any egained the Jrive up the >ung season gh towering American's