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Qnrpor foam ? USC soccer coach Mark Berson has signed four players to grants-in aid for the 1979-80 academic year and four others have indicated they plan to compete for spots on the Gamecock squad. The signees are forwards David Goodchild of Winter Park, Fla. and Tom Reilly of Bricktown, N. J., and defenders Mike Devine and John Tremont, both of St. Louis Mo. Tremont competed at the junior college level for Meramec Community College in St. Louis, while the others are incoming freshmen. They join signee Jake Heilich, also from Meramec CC, who enrolled at Carolina in January. FOUR FRESHMEN have indicated they play to enroll and cnmnotp MS w;i]k-r?n<; fnr cnnts nn (hp squad. They include forward Paul Stockwell of Foxboro, Mass., defenders Eric Hawes of Ellicott City, Md. and John Murphy of Burke, Va., and goalkeeper David Whittington of Irmo. Goodchild, 6-<), 170, played on a high school team won thp TVMnrirtn ct'jto nh'j?nni?ncViiri in 1 (V7C1 in/J ?. v.. V..V, JL * iviw o M.4 IV viiaui^/iv/iiosnp lift LUIU anu was runnerup in 1978. He was selected to a number of all-star teams and was one of 30 players (along with current Carolina player Ray Vigliotti) selected in the United States to attend National Youth Team trials in Squaw Valley last year. He was one of 22 players this year wno competed m trials tor the Bellizona Olympic "B" team in Orlando, Fla. He was coached NCAA Jl/T JUL^ lriuyuue rece sportsman au Twice Ail-American Chris Intercollegiate Mayoite nas climaxed a brilliant 1978. career with the Gamecocks, receiving the Rafael Osuna Award MAYOTTE Wi at the National Collegiate Athletic Most Valuable F Association, NCAA, Cham- Ron Smarr's cl pionships in Athens, Ga. four-year overall He played at nu; T1IK AWARD is named in for the past three: memory of Osuna. a former AllAmerican and NCAA singles and He also plaj doubles champion at USC, who was doubles with 1, : 1 : ? ? Mucu in tin airpiane crasn in ivh>h. Anastopoulo for t and the duo poste< Mayotte is the 11th collegiate of 45-15 and w player to be honored for his Americans this competitive excellence, sportsmanship and contribution to Mayotte upset tennis as voted on by the coaches Delouie of Southc and players attending the NCAA 6-4. in the first ro Championships NCAA tournamer California's Mart A native of Springfield, Mass.. in the second rour Mayotte was the top-ranked player DAVIS AND in the nation in the 21-and-under Dunk defeated division in 1977 and was also the Anastopoulo 4-6, singles champion in both the opening round < Princeton Indoor and Southern petition. I SUBCENTE Serving Outrageous Sandwic 1115 Assembly Street Weight Watcher's S; DIET THING A CHEF S SALAD CREATION I r()m,n,, S m ir?>t ,?.u? 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Devine, 5-9, 155, was coached by Glen Mehrhoff at Lindbergh High School in St. Louis. He will be attending USC on an academic scholarship. Berson called Devine "a very steady defender who has excellent ball skills and an ability to read the oncoming attack. He is from the same high school as current South Carolina players Dan Potter and Jim and Jake Heilich. Tremont fi-f) 17fv WAS a sfrnnrl tpam All-Am^rioo selection last season at Meramec Community College, earning all regional honors as well. He played high school soccer at Kirkwood High School under Frank Czapla. Berson described Tremont as "a talented defender who has tremendous potential to develop." 1 PICKY ives | r I , J I Buy a largo pizza with y> ]( f | ^ J I favorite loppings and sa $2.00. Saw $U)() mi ym pi onto medium pizza. \\h; fo| great savings plan. ournaments in Limit one coupon per I ; tomer per visit. 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