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Seventl i: :.,am , ^ Jimmy Jordar Women's places se By Tammy Kilp f?Amornrl( U USC women's tennis team c top-ranked Trinity College in Memorial Tournament held in IV Trinity scored 19 points to C Gamecocks were hurt by a d when a player developed cran continue play. COACH JKKF Kefalos said s< in the tournament were in the I tour in the top 10. "Basically, Rollins, Trinity a Out of these three teams, any oi it," he said. Competitors in the tournar College, Rollins College, Miam State University, University of 1 State University, Southern Me use. Hosted by Miami ( Florida ), up in mree ingnis 01 individual seeded players participated ii fourth in flight and fifth and sixl DOUBLES WEEK not score* seeds one, two and three played Freshman Oxreider s played really I felt like i first hut a tmncfs hnnnormri j ... - o" ?rrx/..v/v She pointed out that with defaulted match, USC could h? the tournament. "Those things I accept them, "Oxreider said. Number-one seed Susan Si ternationally ranked Kelly Cru round, said, "We did as good as HO A r\f\ kl if ? ?/* uo IV/ UU, MUl WC tuuiu [WVC W either way easily." r OXREIDER SAID spectato were impressed with USC's pla down there were commentir believe South Carolina was doin; An upset victory over numbe; of Miami by Oxreider pitted 1 Carol Fullerton in the finals m Fullerton is fifth seed on the US< sixth. .w/.v.v.v. Se u i rankec By Bruce Ritchie Gamecock Staff Writei Florida State Univei defend its 8-0 record this as they host the Gann Tallahassee, Ha., before . crowd of 47,413 at Doak gik Stadium. ||||L USC, with a 6-2 record, ll|l|| N.C. State last week, 3 victory earned the Game li 19th position on the A lllll Press national football po ippll The Seminoles, on t ||||P hand, have been national |||||L all year. A current twel J winning streak has earne SPf State the seventh positic national poll. The most r< B ill FSIl's r>hatn nf i/inlni-i 3 26-21 come-from-behind Cincinnatti last Saturday. 0? TIIK LAST meeting Carolina and Florida Sta 1973. That contest resulte 12 victory for the Game Campbell Stadium. On J the Semmoles will be lc inijji uvt; nitrir o-z aavania scries. The game will al Florida State's homecomi In his four years \ Seminoles, head coacli Bowden has compiled ; record. From 1966-69, Be pill an assistant to USC's Jim i ^ West Virginia. After Pi??|l departed, Bowden served coach for six years, guid Virginia to 42-26 record. * At FSU, Bowden has de> A tennis wm icond a trick Vriter ame in second behind I :\v\ the Catherine Sam nip 1 iami, Fla. Nov. 2-4. pliftfli arolina's 16. The Lady I ? efault in doubles play ips and was unable to I 2ven of the eight teams R|t?flfS op 25 last season, with Hpplll nd USC were all close. tie of us could have won | v... \ nent included Trinity pp||tf| i ( Florida ). Louisiana ^^0 NJorth Carolina, Florida thodist University and [ ^ the tournament was set I play. First and second l flight one, third and ;h in flight three. HfiS3 & by flights, but rather B|^|jg against each other. Ipilltt aid, "The whole team Mpy! ,ve could have come in ||i|g|| unexpectedly.'' UIC puillld IUM 111 lilt? ive taken first place in g#?gBgg happen and you have to I : ; nith, who lost to ink of Rollins in the first |||g|| everyone else expected on. It could have gone fpffifB rs at the tournament wSm y. "Some of the people ig that they couldn't Z g so well," she said. r-one seed Laura Starr # ler against teammate ; of the third flight. ^ C team and Oxreider is &US e Women, page 14 .., nique Quarter IFSUa Ui 'sity will aaiuraay Qafe: jcocks in a sell-out Campbell Place: D defeated E 0-28. The Tinkf*t^' cocks the ssociated ^ . _ 11. Series Rec he other ly ranked Season Re Ive game d Florida ? )n on the program gearec scent link passing attack.'1 les was a nave averaged win over passing a gam* quarterbacks ha of 233 passes this between touchdowns, te was in d in a 52- WALLY WOOI :cocks at .Jordan have s Saturday, terback role for 1 >oking to two seniors, who ige in the in high school, so be on similar styles ol ng. have two quarte vith the State," Bowdei i Bobby Woodham and J a 31-11-0 THE quarterba< >wden as them as we see Carlen at each should be Carlen vinced that we as head without both of ing West Dlement each oth Having two I /eloped a terbacks aids 1 'I an Smith serves < Sample Mernoi > . : / J # ' I / ? ' ' * * * J J ' back situation in awesc SC-Florida State November 10 oak Campbell Stadiu allahasee, Fla. 7 p.m Sold out ord: FSU leads 6-2 cords: USC (6-2) I behind a strong explains. "Tf "he 1979 Seminoles case is liko over 180 yards two starting i t. Florida State's get it across ive completed 112 other one can ; year, thirteen for happened ar three years," Leading Fl< )IIAM and Jimmy corps is sen hared the quar- The 6-1, 1 Florida State. The honorable m i were teammates honors in 197; have developed 25 receptions : play. "We don't yards and si rbacks at Florida other Semit n said. "Wally passes for ove immy Jordan are An often o1 ck. We will use FSU's offens situations where Lyles. At 6-4,: used. I am con- forced opp< can't get along Florida State tnem. iney com- passing atta< er so well." has rushed veteran quar- making 17 pe FSU, as Bowden yards. 3 4 HHE& Tir i gi SBRS^wsnHPR *'*EV vStt^HP A- tHST^ ^fiYllMi Will I ; P4% | * ? # * ^ ^ ^Vlussi-ll K. I'avi- <iA\>K< <ic iuring the Catherint ial Tournament me opp< facts m (47,413) ^jjj^ j 1 \ FS'J (8-0) le advantage, in our that when you have Ditchers; if one can't the plate, maybe the . That's kind of what ound here the past he said. >rida State's receiver # ior Jackie Flowers. 95-pounder earned ention All-American 8. Flowers has made Swl this season for 485 x touchdowns. Five loles have caught < - a t 100 yards in 1979. gflj verlooked weapon in e is fullback Mark 232-pounds, Lyles has^^p^ 3sition to respect^P ^ 's running as well as :k. The FSU senior ^ iss receptions for 158 __ See FSU, page 15 Weil/) I Men's U IOiL Iioin in a By Willie T. S Gamecock Stal The USC men's tennis tear South Carolina Collegiate T< last weekend in Charleston. IviciilOUIl Wd& lilt? overall Carolina had 17, Furman Presbyterian fourth with 10, Coastal Carolina sixth with i seventh with 3, and Anders eighth in the field with 2 points Individually the Gamecocks Hodgin won the flight?3 sir flight-4 and David Kramer did Detrich was runner-un at th I Greg Macko was runner-u[ Anastopoulo reached the sem position. IN DOUBLES, Kramer am runner-up in the number-1 spo did the same at number-2. Ma the semi-finals at No. 3. O Coach Ron Smarr said he A&Xi tpu m 'c rvorf ArttY? 4 4 1 A. 1 w. _ .VM1? u pvl IUI II1U1ICC, ttllllOl Jg pletely satisfied when you don' P| "We only needed one moi tClemson," Smarr said. "We point in two matches we lost credit to Clemson. They won w Smarr said Peter McDonald an injury to his back. "With hh one-half of our team and at le Kil the season. With all these inj m with the fall season so far." HI IT LOOKS as if other peoj pressed with the USC tennis t< ranked 18th in the country by a ??| "They take into account the 7 . and the people you have comi Georgia, Tennessee, and N.( season also helped," Smarr st ?the ranking because for the f good singles players and four f | < key to the season will be whe k consistently at number-2 anc doubles. Number-1 is always i " who you have playing there. J matches when he was at Stanfc onent k 1* ? ^ /q.. y Woodham ennis ountry imith III i Writer n finished second in the ?nnis Tournament, held winner with 19 points, was third with 12, the Citadel fifth with 8, 5, College of Charleston on Jr. College finished ; fared quite well. Chuck igles, Trevor Kaal won the same at flight-5. Bob e number-2 singles and ) at number-6. Arthur li-finalc at tlin ? .. . ...V4?v, M I IIIU 1IU1IIUCI "J d Anastopoulo were the t, while Kaal and Hodgin cko and Detrich reached j was pleased with his Jgh Vnil'rP nPUPr nrtm twin." *e finals victory to tie also had double match t, but you have to give hen they had to." I did not play because of > injury we were missing ast one-third the rest of juries I'm very pleased pie have also been im?am. The team has been poll of coaches. players you have signed ing back. Our wins over State earlier in the ud. 44I think we deserve irst time we have eight *ood doubles teams. The ither or not we can win I number-3 singles and up in the air, no matter ohn McEnroe lost three ?rd." See Men, page 14