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Anastopoi By WUlie T. Smith III Qam*cock Staff Writer The beginning of the fall men's tennis season has gone well and one of the main reasons has been (ho uuetlti > -1 " uib ?aoujr m^iuvcu piay ui /vnnur Anastopouloi This season Anastopoulo has a 32 record which doesn't sound impressive, but he has played against an outstanding opposition. To date Anastopoulo has defeated an All-American from Tennessee, split with an All-American from Georgia, defeated a highly regarded player from N.C. State, and losttnfhpHAfonHinii APrni?M one champion from Clemson. Anastopoulo is playing at positions one and two this year after competing anywhere from numbers 4-6 during his past three seasons at Carolina. "Arthur is playing his best tennis ever right now. He is emerging as a real leader," Coach Ron Smarr oniH Anastopoulo said the highlights of his career so far were making All-American, defeating the doubles team of Andy Kohl berg and Michael Fancutt from Tennessee who later were the runnerups in the NCAA finals and defeated Dick Stockton and Brian Gottfried in the U.S. Onen. and winning the South Carolina Closed Men's Tennis Championships this summer. Anastopoulo said his goals for i the season were for the team to < finish in the top 10 and go to the ] NCAA's in Athens, Ga. "I would < like to qualify for the NCAA's in ! either singles or doubles," < Anastopoulo said. i Anastopoulo said after graduation he would like to try the Pro Circuit for 2 years, and if that i HAAOn'f urAttlr /"*?? Kl.? ^ ] to get a good job. "I'm majoring in I political science and would like to get a job in that field, if tennis doesn't pan out." jgasmm H AM classified ad? are CASH IN ADVANCE &al Ada may be pteced bsuveen ths houia of 9 a.m. jg|l and noon. 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through ill Friday In 313 RusaatHouee. Ad copy and check ;:H may ba placad In campua or city maN to: MEDIA M BUSINESS OFFICE. Box 86131. USC, H? Columbia, 8.C. 29208. H THE DEADLINE FOR MONDAY S PAPER 18 p? THURSDAY AT 3 P.M.. THE DEADLINE FOR ! WEDNESDAY'S PAPER IS FRIOAY AT 3 P.M.. jjgl AND THE DEADLINE FOR FRIDAY'S PAPER IS TUESDAY AT 3 P.M. For furthar information 19 caN 777-3888. pi THE GAMECOCK 18 AN EQUAL OPpl PORTUNITY-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EM HB PLOYER. I use MOUNTAINEERING AND BACKPACKING CLUB MEETING TUES. OCT. 23, 7:30 RUSSELL HOUSE LOBBY. ALL IN TERESTEO PERSONS PLEASE ATTEND. Live out your fantasias at the MASQUERADE BALL October 30 from 8:00-12:00. Music by SNOW. Office Assistant Needed. Typing Skills Necessary, including General Office Work. Apply in INTRAMURAL OFFICE, Rm. 102 P.E. Center. 777 5201. The USC BODYBUILDING & WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB will meet 10/26/79 in Rm. 308 Russell House at 9:00 p.m. ' I :x:: ^ ? ?J?. mm LJicafcjtbii mu LJI H-grates: ?1b H Students ? 10 cents per word for 15 words, 8 ? Faculty, Staff, USC organizations ? 15 cen1 lll| 2 word tor more than 20 words. pig H Non-students, commercial ? 20 cents per * ? ffj for more than 20 words. Bm B Minimum charge per insertion: PS| H M.00 commercial n Si.50 faculty, staff, USC organisations K>y si.00 students ?||lj am Make checks payable to the Gamecock, t m m Phone numbers and hyphenations. We dor* pp 7 He,P Wanted, etc. Underline capitalized * H Media Business Offlc Bmail to: ^a,mpu*.Mti,ror^ H" Columbia, S.C. 29208 ilo ready f "I started playing tennis when I was young because there were fpnnis pnnrtc noar Vi/inpn " v.vv?* W nvi?i IIIJ 11VU?9V/ Anastopoulo said. "I just went out one day and started hitting tennis balls." Anastopoulo said his two brothers were also making a name for themselves in tennis. "Akim won the South Carolina 18-andunder title and Angelo won the 12and-nnripr " Akim nlnvc fr?r th*? University of Louisville. j:'' II ' | ' ",\ ,''', lirfiiij I I frlSr ^BtPl^ IIP ^---?w. Arthur Anastopoulo Anastopoulo received numerous offers out of high school. "I received over 20 full scholarship offers. I visited LSU, Ohio State, Clemson, USC, and Northeast Louisiana before deciding on Carolina. The facilities here, coach Smarr's reputation, and the closeness to home were the main reasons I came here." Over the summer Anastopoulo worked on his weaknesses and practiced a lot, but he stayed away from tournament action. "We played 40 matches last year and I Felt like a break would be good for me." STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA STATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE. STOP BY THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICE TODAY. ASSOCIATION OF AFRO AMERICAN STUOENTS An AFRO meeting will be held Tuesday, October 23, 1979 in Russell House 305. An Evening with EDWARD ALBEE, prize winning playwright: Tuesday, 8 p.m. in RH Ballroom. FREE with U.S.C. I.D. Public 1.00. GINT GSO Is sponsoring a panel on "Job Opportunities for GINT Majors" Tues.. Oct. 23rd, 6:00 pm, Rm. 001 Gamine!!. Sofa and Chair of Herculon Material. Excellent Condition. 175.00. Calt 779-3051 after 5 p.m. 1977 Toyota Corolla. 5-speed, AC, Radials. 3450. 781 5991 after 5. A REAL HEAPI 62 PLYM. FURY CONVERTIBLE. Push Button Trans. Many New Parts?Many Old Onasl Asking $400. Call 7984897. 1970 LAYTON CAMPER, 19 feet. Excellent Condition. Ideal for single residence or camDina. Call 772-2214 l cents per word for more then 15 words. s per word for 1st 20 words, 12 cents per I vord for 1st 20 words, 16 cents per word Abbreviation* count as one word as do >t charge for tub-headings, e.g. For Sale, *ords. e 85131, USC M or season I^ookini? ahiiaH tn tho cnrinft _ M..vv,v> vv viiv u|/t 1110 season Anastopoulo said the team should be much stronger than now. "At the moment we have two guys hurt and Chuch is nowhere near one hundred percent yet. We also have Brian McDonald coming and coach Smarr is expecting him to play somewhere in the top three." Right now Anastopoulo is playing doubles with David Kramer, but he says coach Smarr is planning to team him with McDonald for the spring season. With Anastopoulo's speed, doubles have always been his strong suit. He proved this during the fall when he teamed with Diane Gilruth of the College of Charleston, to win the cities mixed doubles tournament. From there they went to the regionals, held at Pinehurst, N.C., which they also mi a - won. inai quaimea mem for the nationals, held in Houston, Texas. "We got beat in the quarter-finals by a team from California, but I was pretty well pleased overall," said Anastopoulo. Anastopoulo has a winning streak going off the tennis courts "union I ttfOO liMI. ? - ?rv. utivu a nao nine A Willi a cardboard store game and a train set. A couple of years ago I won $1,000 playing bingo bucks, which is a game put on by Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store. Three weeks ago when I was playing mixed doubles in Houston, I won the door prize at the hotel I was staying in. Two weeks ago when we were playing in Atlanta I won the grand prize in a drawing at the hotel we were staying at. It was a leather Converse traveling bag," Anastopoulo said. Whether on the tennis courts or playing games, there is one thing that is obvious about Arthur Anastopoulo he has been winning. 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