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Tigers
weeken
By Marti
Q?m*cock 8
"I think they might doubt they eai
Rill Wilhplm caiH ottoi- u
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games of the weekend series by scon
"We beat them three out of four ga
won was a gift on our part," Wilheli
all the credit in the world but we oi
- O
(USC head coach Raines) knows thai
beat us; they shouldn't."
Wilhelm's words seemed hard to
manage only an eighth inning singl<
pitcher Brian Snyder in bowing l-<
allowed only five hits while absorbing
SUNDAY'S GAME was marked b
both sides. USC's first miscue cost
Curl dropped a low throw on a comp
have helped the Gamecocks out of tl
second and third, Clemson's Tim Te
give Clemson a 3-0 lead in the first ini
USC led off the second inning wit]
Greg Jonson then drove a long fly ba
Farquarson, having missed touchii
second instead of gaining extra to
Farquarson and the Gamecocks star
IN THE THIRD inning, the Game
John Marquardt led off the inning w
to short and Farquarson popped
Sullivan, the ace of the staff, walked
Then, USC catcher Joe Landry hit \
ding pop-up to the shortstop. But C
y
Tennis tec
By Rick
Gem*cocfc 8l
For the third straight match, th
nationally-ranked power Monday af
Courts. The Gamecocks dropped a 6ranked
tenth in the country.
| SINGLES WINS came for Carolin
one ana uit fetersson at numDer-iivt
3, and Petersson topped Peter L
Anastopoulo dropped a three-set mi
Georgia won its fourth point, virtually
and Anastopoulo combined for a 6-3,
USC's only other win of the match.
Georgia is now 21-1; the Gameco
match Saturday against seventh-ran!
ts tail a!
sweep
d series
; Platta
taff Writ t
i beat us," Clemson baseball
id defeated the Gamecocks i
ssof 1-0 and 6-3.
imes this season and the gam
n added, "I'm willing to give
ot them and they know that;
1.1 don't believe they think th<
i dispute as the Gamecocks
? by Greg Jonson against Cl<
0. Gamecock pitcher Aaron
g his second loss against four
y sloppy play and poor pitch
them dearly as first basema
letion of a double play which
\\e inning. Instead, with runn
ufel lined a home run off of &
ling.
h a single by Etienne Farqu,
ill over the centerfielder's he
rig second base, had to reti
ises. A Jim Curl base hit s
ted their rally.
cocks received help from the
ith a walk. Wes Westbrook p
to third. Clemson pitcher
1 Jonson and Curl to load the I
vhat appeared to be the inni
Hemson's Robbie Allen foug
Sm BasabaK. ft
BUI Bollln QAM
im beate
Monn
taff Wrtt*r
ie Carolina tennis tean lost
ternoon at the Sam Daniel 1
3 decision to the Georgia Buli
a from Chris Mayotte at nui
8. Mayotte blasted Wes Cash
1 I a a r% ? Vl..i I a
loyci o-i. nui wnen n
itch at the number four pos
y wrapping up the victory. Mf
6-4 win at number-one doubl
cks are 25-12 and play their
led Tennessee.
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i By MicheHe B
Garrvscock Sta
. Along the shores
I teras? N.C., there
and sand in gre;
5 S Another common
parts is the surfer.
This far from
BfM, species can be
I southernmost watei
HMi Banks of North Car
9' any type of weather
, ! Migrating from al
H coast, the surfers us
great numbers duri
Iiuuiiiiiis. nowever,
of the species ha
riding waves much
year. Among that c
the members of the l
IN THEIR FIRS'
iecockI of the ye?r? the US<
Easter weekend
>^1 camping on the (
?f I National Seasho
wetsuits, they carru
to the popular Hatte
and braved the \
: to a j Atlantic.
^ennis I Cape Hatteras
Idogs, randomly picked
surfing expedition,
has been the site of
mber- I Coast Surfing Chai
&-1,6- i the National Su
irthur I pionships.
fition, j According to
lyotte President, Art 1 Nc
es for is the perfect spc
because the contir
final tvlaHvplu ohnrJ ati
V1J Oliv/l v ail
| "Because it's sho
raves in C?
urchatte aren't slowed do
"Wrhw -caching the coast. I
i of Cape Hat- oreak just right," he s
is wind, water
at abundance. BEFORE EMBARK
sight in these ten hour journey froi
the surfers didn't real
i endangered kind of weather cond
found in the be facing. Once they
rs of the Outer Outer Banks they stil
olina in almost sure.
During their thr<
1 along the east .
ually appear in 'Riaht nt
ng the summer myn l m
certain strains main OOa! iS
ve been seen ^.
1 earner in tne UUmp&Iing;
?csS%r "A?" " ? inn
r d**'?" f'0"
2 surfers spent N&d Fly Ml
^-Hatteras president
re. Donning
their boards venture, the club fj
ras Lighthouse different types of v
vaters of the first day of the week
only small swells whit
'as not just a size of the waves. Acc
spot for the cold air, clouds and I
The seashore the weather was all b
both the East However, the surfers
npionship and water and made the
rfing Cham- waves they could find
According to Nobile
club Vice af waves are those tin
)bile. arrwvith "Vrui Hnn'f
>t for surfing waves," he said. "Th
tental sheif is smooth like glass."
ong the cape.
rt the waves THE SIX-YEAR v<
I
cold Wc
? ?-j
ipe ndLi
wn before also explained
; helps them location affect
lid. wind condition
right. The wave
ING on their wind is from t
n Columbia, have to go out
y know what morning. Durir
itions they'd very good b<
reached the changes," hest
I couldn't be
On Saturda>
e day aH- just right altho
little rough. /
\iai natr before produ<
fw uur reached a5out
tO Start pounding surf v
atfninst
that S "I began doi
iracf i-,/// Linda Munn st
wes i win the rough wa
ing. . . ' waves quite thf
dub The only fei
club, Munn is
Hatteras. She
many times
iced several recently in the
'eather. The Championship
jnd provided "Hatteras is th
:h limited the It's real consi
ompanied by biggest wavee
leavy winds, veteran explaii
it miserable.
attacked the AS OFTEN h
best of what Banks, the v
changed in on]
the best kind sun came out
it are big and the weekend, tl
want choppy little and the si
ey need to be water on the
island at Frisc<
;teran surfer ?
**"' ' .;, r" . j
nr.. V'.*- -: !
D?v? Rob?ck GAMECOCK
iter,
teras
how weather and
the waves. "The
5 have to be just
s are best when the
he west. You also
real early in the
ig the day it's not
ecause the wind
ated.
the waves were
ugh the water was a
V storm the night
:ed waves which
eight feet but the
vas difficult to swim
ubting my sanity,"
lid about surfing in
ter. "I don't like
itchonnv "
rr>, .
male surfer in the
not a stranger to
has surfed there
before, but most
East Coast Surfing
this past year,
e best place to surf,
stent and gets the
>, .. the eight-year
led.
appens on the Outer
weather completely
ly a few hours. The
for the first time of
tie wind died down a
triers headed for the
south side of the
>.
Surfing, p*ge u