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Carolina's baseball team
nesday afternoon, trouncing
of 14-2. The visiting Gamec<
Bill Landrum, while banging
"I thought we played well
USC head baseball coach Jui
LANDRUM, A SENIOR fi
1979 season with a fracture
iniurv as he threw onlv 92 r
Bucs' runs were unearned.
"About the fifth or sixth
Haines said. "I told him he v
was feeling great. Ninety pit
back Sunday."
Carolina took a 7-2 lead in
seven additional runs. Lead
baseman Jim Curl, who pro
Paul Hollins, who lined two 1
"Early in the game (Bap
good," Raines said. "He kej
We struck out eleven times.
"I HAVE TO give credit t
couple balls and let us score
we really hit the ball well."
Defensively, the game w?
committed three errors and
The victory marked the s<
won their opening day game
The Gamecocks open thei
against Southeastern Conf(
will also face USC Saturday
"Tennessee is supposed t
"They're returning every si
of pitchers. We are looking f
C AROLINA WILL entert
game earlier in the week to*
Wompn's
Parsons also cited the U S
inspiration to the team. "Tl
our people to follow becau*
work. They stayed together
those Olympic heroes to
something the players could
AS THE LADY Gamecocl
season games, Parsons feel
consistent, well organized
about things that don't matt
said. "They've experienced
could get it back together."
Carolina's first post-seas
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ly Richard Meyers
Samecock Staff Writer
opened the season inwinningfashion Wed- |
the Baptist College Buccaneers by a score j
:>cks coasted behind the two hit pitching of 1
; out 16 base hits. |
for the first game, and I'm very pleased," ?
ne Kainessaid. |
i
'om Columbia who was sidelined the entire
d kneecap, showed no ill effects from the |
)itches in an eight inning stint. Both of the i
inning, he only threw about 55 pitches," ?
/as going six innings anyway, but he said he |
ches is about normal. We think he can come f
ito the ninth inning, when they exploded for I
ing the Gamecock batting attack were first |
vided a two run home run, and right fielder
lits, including a bases loaded triple.
>tist pitcher) Kenny Wessel threw the ball
3t the ball down and had a good hard slider.
I'm disappointed in that.
o their pitching. Their outfield misplayed a
j three or four runs. But in the ninth inning,
is anything but an artistic success, as USC
Baptist was guilty of four miscues.
eventh time in eight years that Carolina has
ir home schedule at 3 p.m. Friday afternoon
jrence member Tennessee. The Volunteers
in a 2 p.m. contest.
o have a real good ball club," Itaines said,
barter they had last year, except tor a couple
or a fine series with them."
ain the Georgia Bulldogs (losers of a 22-7
Clemson) Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.
Basketball
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iiey, U.S. hockey team, set an example for
se they won it with enthusiasm and team
Parsons said. "It's kind of nice to have
look toward. I really felt like that was' relaie
to and key in on."
cs begin their journey down the road of post- j
confident they have learned enough to play
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some lows and they needed to find out they I
on match will be Saturday at 8 p.m. at
gainst Clemson. The.state championship
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've got to be mentally prepared, play a good
uble because we can beat Clemson."
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The Carolina baseball team swung inti
action yesterday and swamped Baptis
College 14-2 on the road. The Gamecock
Golfer Signs ft*****:
University of South Carolina golf I
coach Bobby Foster has an- H
nounced the signing of Fred I \ll in
Wadsworth of Columbus, Georgia B
to a grant-in-aid. I All 11
Wadsworth, a 5-10, 150 pounds, I COIIN
was a standout at Brookstone High I
School where he led them to the I L( )W
Class A state Championship last I \'1)K
year with a medalist round of 72. 9 # j v
He is a past winner of the 1979 V
Heritage Junior Golf Classic, the <1
1977, 1978 and 1979 Fort Benning :l Til
Junior Championship, and joins |B
earlier Gamecock signee Clay M 14-11 Bar
Vselton as one of the top nine jfl II
qualifiers m the American .Junior j
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