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pF I Await N < By Richard Meyers g Gamecock Staff Writer j ~i: ?_ ? l j i . v^ai umia s mcer it-ani uumpea r the Baptist College Buccaneers by \ a score of 3-0 Thursday afternoon. g The team must now wait to find b out if they have been chosen for post-season play. Bids for participation in the NCAA tournament will be nanaea oui sometime today. USC soccer coach Mark Berson fe was pptimUttc abputhis team's <* ifokiiifr Jtft& pfcytffe: "Our performance against Baptist should give us a very solid shot at a bid. Getting a bid would put us in the national elite because there are only 19 teams that will be receiving them this year," Berson said. The Gamecocks' victory over Baptist was the team's sixth win in . its last seven games. The win gave Carolina a final regular season record of 14-4. THE CONTEST was the final home game for seven USC seniors. Jim Heilich, Pat Layden, Ed Muehlheausler, Dan Potter, Brian Winstead, Paul Turin and Richard Wurdack were honored in a brief ceremony before the game for their contributions to the team. ? USC totally controlled the entire game. The Gamecocks fired 39 shots on goal, compared to only two for the Buccaneers. m m 1_ 11 1 1 L.* Muenineausier scureu ins eiKiiui 9\^? nhotoX ml buy sell\ ^V:j. I] r 1 J histor engac campi from 1 1 ipietes 1 CA A pla ;oal of the season with 16:15 emaining in the first half. Auehlheausler took a pass from Vinstead and headed it toward the ;oal. The ball hit the post and ounced in for a 1-0 Carolina lead. wr ,-v Muehlheausler Eleven minutes later, Carolina was awarded a penalty shot when Baptist goalie Kevin Herrera was called for a foul. Midfielder Ray Vigliotti took the penalty shot and planted it in the lower left hand ' COME IN A SELECTION WINTER hpfti I I 71 8 saluda Ave. Cjreat A portrait col y comes to Cc jement. Th< us, Wednesdc 10:00a.m. to' TU/-v C\/hikit i I I IU LA I 1IUI l I nBHHaMHHWMMMi ? 4-4 year, rrs y-off bid corner of the net for the second USC score. The Gamecocks wasted little time getting on the scoreboard in the second half. Muehlheausler ^ kicked in his second goal of the game, with an assist from Pat Lay den. Muehlheausler's score came with less than three minutes elapsed in the second half and TJSf Ol raised the Carolina advantage to 3- < ?. portunities, USC was unable to MOP score the rest of the game. ! Gamecock goalie Paul Turin was j $35 called upon to make only one save in the game, as the ball was almost CHA always kept deep in Baptist QDOI territory. orUI "I was really pleased with the way we played," Berson said. "I 4u:_i. u ~ /iii; A?:i?a._ 1.1? uiuiK ii was a lining u louie 10 uie seniors. They compiled an out- GET Thjl standing record here that I think is WIDTHS i rivaled by very few colleges in the ? nn, i country." 61 ; In the two seasons that Carolina TURNIIM ' has fielded a varsity soccer team, GARME I Berson's charges have compiled a TRADES I 27-7-1 record. PLEASE B ^ND SEE OUR ^ DISTRIBU* OF FALL AND | ONETRAC CLOTHES! I theses ? 7359 Two Not< (B??We Wen 788230 fQngsof-A! B zfN /"+I ? /N 4* /<? U I I /N i trv-11*^11 kj i iiuiuuiu icvj )lumbia, South Caroli l. _ --.i i i 3 mucn OLLiuimeu lui ly, November 1 4, one 4:00 D.m. at the Colle s free and open to th< TRADE-Ii AT HOST DURING OUR WTT m BMM* ZAP THOSE OLl & SPORTCQA.1 V THE NEWES N t^YOOR UP ON SAVINGS. S 1.00 ON YOUR SE! UP TO $17=5( RT COAT PURCHASE : NEW LOOK IN LAPEL , PATCHES, FABRICS. .ORATIONS WHILE G YOUR OLDER NTS INTO CASH RING YOUR GARMENTS IN iERS SO THAT WE MAY rE THEM TO THE NEEDY! IE PER GARMENT! | RMENTS WILL BE DONATED t OVATION ARMY! :h Ro?d 1900 Diamond Lane dy'?) (Acrona from Sam Solomonl 0 798-0195 Won.-Frt. 10-9 Sat. 10-6 irica iders throuah _ ^ ria for a onellection will fc J Thursday, N ge of Generc e public. N TIME N'S FIRST I m ) SUITS rs T MODELS OS^v^awdI^ t lAVEtff TO SUIT PURy ON YOUR :| SALE ITEMS , \ EXCLUDED btuDinsi >r affordable distinction 1324 Main Str*?t (Downtown) j 799 6200 Mon.-Sat. 10-6 lout I week >e on > \ i r- I IOV. ID, I ai Studies. .