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to the Tigers.
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By Michelle Bu
Gamecock Staff
Capitalizing on perimeter !
control, the sixth rated Lady C
a solid attack, and gained a
they defeated 17th ranked C
night.
Treating the large Carolin;
citing display of basketball tal
first loss of the season which
Clemson a month ago in Tiger
This second contest between
rivals stayed very close until
Foster came out of hiding wil
the first half.
Following a key steal and
game Foster couldn't be stoj
minutes of the half the (>-0 fo
and sparked her team to a 10 p
NOT ONLY WAS Foster's s<
the game, but her control of
bara Kennedy helped Caroline
By being both aggressive i
the basket, Foster managed ti
while teammate Cynthia Jaco
16 rebounds.
Working together, Jacobs ai
to only 14 points ? much less
points a game. "1 think we he
wasn't as effective for them
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uamecocKS crusn \
i gain swee
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writer Parsons said. '"]
shooting and defensive their perimel
iamecocks put together That was the d
measure of revenge as wasn't there."
lemson 88-72 Saturday contrast C<
perimeter shoot
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i crowd to another ex- msiue. insieaa c
lent, USC avenged their Clemson zone, i
i came at the hands of shots from 15,
country couldn't accomj:
i the two South Carolina Ladv Tigers.
Lady Gamecock Sheila Cheryl Autry,
th eight minutes leit in came from (heo
according to Pa
her first point of the do," Parsons sa
)ped. In the remaining on the perimeter
rward scored 15 points Autry's enthu;
oint hall t ime lead. bench helped sel
keeping them s|
coring a major factor in Was all 100 uei
Clemson forward Bar- "Everybody pi;
i control the hoards. together in this c
ind intimidating under
[) pull down 15 rebounds ALSO t'ONTH
bs had the game high of Carolina was ?
improved stead
nd Foster held Kennedy shoot consisten
than her average of 23 strengthen USC'
Id Kennedy tonight. She
Carolina coach Pam
Karen Kemper GAMECOCK
mers line-up on the starting blocks
went in Saturday's dual meet. USC
vomen's competitions.
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Free th
By Tammy Kilpa
Gamecock Staff Wi
I Free throws can win or lose a I
USC Gamecocks the latter was
met the lGth-ranked Clemson T
at Carolina Coliseum.
Scoring their last points fron
Williams jump shot with 0:47 I
Clemson converted 12 free throv
overcome a four point Carolina
60 victory.
USC, however, was ineffecth
and missed three chances to
Clemson on missed front-ends o
line.
CLEMSON COACH BILL Fos
team's victory was converting
g "The key was the fouls and free
o We made a couple of key ones wl
? USC coach Frank McGuire ae
g won the game for Clemson.
J, Clemson couldn't miss the foul:
| of a good team."
a The lead switched hands 13 tin
: 1 as the Gamecocks and the Tig<
< 0 enthusiastic crowd of 12,250.
Hampered by personal fouls t
Strickland and forward Cedric
the bench for support against
Clemson
>.t reveng
That was their inside game and nor
ter players hit like they did befor
lifference ? their nprimotor
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irolina's guards exhibited excellei
ing while the tall girls tied up th
>f forcing the ball inside against th
the Lady Gamecocks connected c
20 and 25 feet ? something the
>lish in their first meeting with tfc
whose five baskets from the field a
utside, was a key factor in the gam
rsons. "Cheryl showed what she cz
id. "1 thought she was the different
tonight."
siasm on the court as well as on tl
I the tempo for the Lady Gamecock
parked and on top of the game. "
cent from the heart," Autry sail
lyed well because everybody w<
me."
:IIH'TIN(J a strong performance f<
*uard Suzanne Woolston, who hi
ily with each game. Her ability
tly from the outside also helpi
s perimeter domination.
See Women, page
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By Bruce Ritch
Gamecock Staff Wn
Both the men's and women's s
big wins Saturday when they bo
squads at the Carolina pool.
The two teams came out
fashions, however, as the womei
and the men came away with a cl
t The USC men had to battle
| behind in the early going. The
medley relay team won the openi
| Tigers ahead 7-0. USC's Bill Hun
| winning the 1000 yard freest}
margin to 10-6.
The lead continued to be chi
swimmers. Paulo Rodeghiero v
event, the 200 yard individual m
WIUIII1 uilt* JMJIUl ill LL-?\. It'IIlS
ahead again by placing first ai
meter d i vi ng com pet i t ion.
Carolina finally managed to ca
after seven of the men's twelve
in their competitions. Bill Hur
terflv) and Steve Kobbins < KM) v;
ecocks lose heai
rcaMS Hrn
trick
<er starting bij.
ballgame, and for the Personal foi
the case when they half.
igers Saturday night
1'LKMSO!
i the floor on a Billy Williams hi
left in the ballgame, intermissioi
/s down the stretch to regained th
lead and secure a 61- f()r ovcr twi
zone, pullec
'e from the foul line ?nded.
even the score with With the
f one-and-ones at the second hall
minutes left
by foul trou
ter said the key to his second half
on meir tree mrovvs.
; throws in the game, ballgame v
len they didn't." jumper to m
reed that free throws USC coacl
We got fired up, but well, contn
shots. That's the sign Clemson te;
"We playec
nes in the final period won?rs
battled before an
MCGUIR1
o starting center Jim noting the d
Hordges.USC went to Clemson at
Clemson's three 6-10
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'd (JSC forward Jean
"sky hook" shots for two
14 Gamecocks defeated the 7
i, women heat C
ners droi
ie
iter
4 j i to tie the s
wim teams recorded : ,
th defeated Clemson *; / *
yard frees
The Gai
ahead in differing meter div
n won handily 105-36 stroke. Wi
ose 63-50 thriller. the400yar
decide the
back after falling CTm
Clemson 400 yard thestartin
ing event to put the ?
iby cut that lead by swimmers
de, narrowing the ?n. .e nf^
bringing it
Amidst
pped away by USC Clemson z
/on the meet's fifth side on th<
edley, to place USC tagged at:
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on, nowever, puuea uuciarea i
nd third in the one second.
With Ca
swim tear
tch up with Clemson feelings in
events. Placing first '1(* explain
nby (2(H) yard but- win this or
ird freestyle) helped really clos<
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rfibreaker
om U
; men. Strickland pic
il with over 15 minut<
VS BKKiKST lead
t an 18-foot jumper wi
i, putting the Tigers up
e momentum and aftc
) minutes against an aj
1 to within three at 2(
lead switching back
F, Strickland fouled
in the game. Hordges \
ble and was forced to
with four fouls.
its biggest lead witl
vhen Tommy Wimbu:
lake the score 55-51.
ti Frank McGuire said
oiling the tempo agy
im. "We can t try any
i well enough to win
K SA1I) his team cc
elay pattern the Gam<
the end of the first
Walling takes one
i points against Clet
"igers 88- 72.
lemson
wn Ti
core at 35. Two events
and Kevin Schneider p
tyle to open a 47-41 lead
necocks remained ah
ing competition and t
th the score 56-50 and o
'dfreestylerelay's seve
victor.
vd came to its feet foi
g gun sounded. USC's !
ad. With each tag of
edged further ahead
xt to last relay, Clem
le race down to the wir<
the deafening screar
md Carolina swimmer
^ final leg's home stre
3:07.7 on the clock, but
USC the winner by a
rolina fans still celebr
n coach Steve Collii
to words. "I just want<
ed breathlessly. "The;
le (event) because th<
p."
Se
sc
keel up his third
i\s left in the first
came when Billy
th H:0:i left before
by seven. But USC
m* holding the ball
ggressive Clemson
>-2:j when the half
and forth in the
out with over 16
,vas also hampered
sit out most of the
h 5:04 left in the
sh hit a baseline
his ballclub played
linst the stronger
harder," he said,
and should have
>ntrolled the ball,
?cocks ran against
half. "1 wouldn't
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later, Humby came
laced first in the 500
I for USC.
ead after the three
he 200 yard breastTie
event remaining,
;n team points would
* the final event. As
Steve Kobbins raced
the relay, Carolina
of their opponents,
son closed the lead
e.
ns of the fans, the
s remained side-bytch.
Both swimmers
t Kn rt I ( /\ ?v-? n i!? 1 I ...
me: ciuiuiuauc inner
one-hundredth of a
ating in the stands,
ns tried to put his
I'd our guys to win,"
y really deserved to
?y lost four of them
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