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fl* A enniS From page 21 we lost were in matches that went to three sets; we just couldn't win those big points." A 6-3 victory over Auburn ended the road trip, and the Gamecocks headed for home with an overall record of 21-9. THROUGHOUT the Florida trip, the Gamecocks played as they have for the past month, without number-two player Chuck Hodgin, who is still bothered by a nagging back injury. In the span since he was first injured, the team has lost three matches by the narrowest of margins. In fact, five Gamecock losses have been at 5-4; the other U.. n o n iuui were uy o-o scores. "Despite the fact that Chuck is still out, the trip went pretty well," Smarr said. "We lost two tough ones to good teams on the road, so it could have been worse." THE USC All-Americans combined to win 11 of 12 singles matches. "Chris and Artie played well, but the effort of the whole team was good, just as it has been all year," Smarr observed. Because the Gamecocks have lost several matches to other regional powers, the NCAA bid they had sought is now nearly an Icdan Rig Bargain Just Got Introducing Wide-B< to the Heart of Europe For more information see your ! # Icelandic Airlines, P.O. Box I 11552. In New York City, call 757| York State (800) 442-5910; elsewh I NAMK ~ j ADDRESS | CITY STAT ! ICELAND I impossibility, Smarr was oj timistic. "Our record is still ver good, and we have some goo home matches against top team coming up," he noted. REMAINING ON the honr schedule are contests again; South Florida, the only team I beat Miami; Georgia, the SE champion; and perennial pow< Tennessee. BUT THE BIGGEST of all tl remaining matches will be play* this Monday at 1:30 again Clemson at the Sam Daniel tenn courts. The nationally-rank* Tigers were 23-4 at press time, ai were undefeated in the AC tournament in May. "We're really looking forward playing Clemson; I hope we get big crowd out to see the mate because that would really help tl players," Smarr said. "Hodg might be able to play, which wou also give us a boost." CLEMSON UPSET Carolina J a year ago in Tigertown, and t Gamecocks' overall athlet success against their archrivf has been in short supply late Smarr said. Maybe with an c thusiastic crowd of fans and healthy number two player, 1 team can remedy that situati somewhat on Monday afternoon. dicft i in Europe Bigger. wl> DC-IO Service e.?299 Roundtrip. rAnd our great bargain price is still r the same as before. Just $299 roundtrip from New York to Luxembourg, $149.50 one fay. Price includes an cellent dinne*", free wine cognac. No r>\ actions. <ets can be purchased ywhere in the U.S.A. and . are good for a IBIfl full year. DC-10 tgll? nights leave and JC return five times Prices are subject to change lay 14, 1979. Add surcharge each way on uciwccii n^iu kJ ojiu \pril 27. 1 travel agent. Or write Dept. i 105, West Hempstead, NY 8585 or call toll free in New ! lere, (800) 223-5080. | I I E ZIP j IC jMftCSLANM* I _ J aaiBlis^^SBBIWBk i^^jl t? B- : ^:v Tr lis ^ Hodgin I a M SALLY FIELD RON screenplay by iKVirsl direc produced by TAM/ "IT GOES LIKE IT COLOR BY DeLUXE iuw pmyi newspape ~ Parse IMagh The USC Lady Gamecocks for the 1979-80 basketball sea Evelyn Johnson, sister < basketball champion Michig 10 women's basketball play< I Carolina despite heavy recn the nation. ! DURING HER senior yea 35 points a game. She was t with 1,762 points in three y averaged 13 rebounds a gan IHH previously neia Dy ner Drom< |||j|t Coach Pam Parsons noted lllll Lady Gamecocks this year IBi shooter. "Evelyn Johnson is know: , . J very important recruit for uj a great deal of integrity at I Carolina signed her," said P; I Wrestlin For the first time in recent ||j||| the formative stages, the clul llllill "No exnerienrp is n^rpss I "We encourage anyone who i PRACTICES ARE held in Physical Education Center c p.m. and on Sundays at 5 p.m The club plans to enter Federation tournaments du scheduling matches with oth Anyone interested in joinir at 776-3194 or Rob Wolfe at 79 */ni ?Al' A RUN RITT/ROSE AND ASSEY "NUKMA KAr LEIBMAN BEAU BRIDGES PA1 G RAVETCH and HARRIET FRA :tor of photography JOHN A. AL ^RA ASSEYEV and ALEX ROSE GOES" lyrics by NORMAN GIk rot ? Vk A * ng at a theatre near r for specific theatre ms sig c 's sist ; have announced signing t son. )f Earvin "Magic" John an State, and in her own ri| ers on the east coast, has liting efforts from other sc r in high school, Evelyn J< he leading scorer in the si ears. She hit 58 percent < le. Johnson took the schoc ?r Earvin with a game-high I that in evaluating the pei , that the team needed a n for her outside shooting ?. Evelyn comes from a go< 5 well as ability. I am vt arsons. g club sta years, USC has a wrestlini b is seeking prospective m< ary," Club President Lai s interested to give it a try. the combative room at th >n Tuesdays and Thursday: i. several local United S ring the summer and is i er schools for next year, ig the wrestling club shoul 4-2518 or stop by at a practi I UJew York Times MS ICharles Champlin, 'Los Angeles Times ' ^MMAT?? m H?fh<,rft0pol?<a', sfiiss 1 .Colu^' 1 F:V production [HINir.l K RARHARA R> ,NK, JR. music DAVID ! ONZO, A.S C. directed bv MARTIN I 1BEL music by DAVID SI IPGl^WTAL BUBAWOESUeS |?Q? IMTTWUt MAY WOT M WTMU you. Check Iocj listing. ns pr 1 heir first recruit r% son of national " ght one of the top f chosen to attend i hools throughout ; )hnson averaged . tate of Michigan )f her shots and >1 scoring record [. i of 56 points. -formance of the prolific outside ability. She is a >d home, and has ;ry happy South i irted g club. Merely in imbers. le Renfro, said. ?? le Solomon Blatt 5 starting at 8:00 itates Wrestling n the process of a contact Kentro ce session. IjtS 1 VXLEY SHIRE SITT 1IRE E8TC0 ?83*j FOftOMDfcCM ' > 01 ,