The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 10, 1980, Page Page 14, Image 14

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Lady Gan out of the middle, opening it up fc use. "We tried to go inside more an get their people in foul trouble, she said. "I wanted to shoot froi the outside and get into our offen* early, and hopetuny mai wou draw the defense toward me mor< That left the middle open so could get the ball inside. We got few baskets from the inside and v were still hot from the outside.'' Was it hard to get ready for consolation match against a tea they'd already beaten twice th season? The team had mix< emotions, but according Johnson, pulling off the victo; was a "big credit to our team." "You never beat a team thr times in one season -- that's d ficult for anyone to do," she sai< . \melR "Stand o an evening ol i 8P.M., Fl j Ballroom, Wai I i j (;< '/<'/ )n tt( 'the tin \s (\j S/> Cola ml )i( i /(is/ )/<)/i s/ x x ^ (>/ liillii So >11 and (he I >i blades fashu >n s/ioic, r< tickcisai'dilal )lc at ihcl< of tl )C six xc free wine with dinner to use students at with ill * on monday and tuesday nights lunch ci served except fn the lounge? Jim filing's Trio 77<>-2H.13 gl t ppcr I'l.iza Jefferson Square ir - ^KBB^l J^\)tJlm\w mi i U* \ IBB llftillll J A. J lecocks win >r from page 12 "I think State's a real good team d and beating them again is just a big compliment to our team." Johnson, who saw the lack of momentum drain her team against i- Tennessee, was determined to keep the on-court enthusiasm at a /e high level. a "I was trying to get some en/e thusiasm into the team," she said. a 44To me every game is important. At the beginning of the season I 11S was having a few mental problems -- I couldn't get myself up for the 10 games. But starting tournament py plav I don't know what happened, but I've been mentally up for every game. I was more enthused about ee playing Tennessee than anybody, if- but I couldn't spread it onto the J- team. ut for Spring" f fashion & dancing a _ ? ? uiay, Marcn 14 de Hampton Dorm tintj avth (//j cxcitimj liclk < >/ I !?. ilwi uiaiwc to the In <? mi tsic (){)lu'is.;}.()()i)crperson, in 'Ireslimenis. music. Adeuncc i I usscll I l( ntsc <)/ (if the ( U u >r nicjl it1 Hi faculty (MM /ftj X7\ <gjl\ " ind dinner W \ dailv | ^ sumliiys. J n fk&tvperie Jb rrnnyrjrjmffrL For her enthusiasm and her consistent game Johnson was awarded one of the spots on the AllTournament squad. Joining her were teammate Sheila Foster, UTs Cindy Noble, and ODU's Nancy Leiberman and Anne | Donovan. The Most Valuable ! John Napier is a F Bennettsville, S.C. wh Congress from the S needs and wants the I student from the Dist like to help, or if you \ out more about John, three numbers: 787-5? WE'. DAVI Z7/0 O \ [ i ri//\ r i / - Two-t( - Chain - Intro( 1 Freed( - Imp lei - Membei - Law S< i I]HE KNO\ WELL ENC I LI\ Hr< >, K l< -i i' liv ing Umi j I l< l\ < *?I 1 -Ksmbli; I I l< >\V tkrnati |)?II IS <)l ll ] I'ro^r.ini! J A Mown 1 I l< l V<' < I ~:i * I A -I lcl\ < *?l ill I I.IVCC ill ' II I I -.^Ul II I III K&a < )lli(c (>1 li f . ?1 -He cho I-or ggS^H - IMUh 777-74-fil A' p lor sck*( .L.S. C'iin Player Award went to Cindy Noble. The consolation match victory put the Lady Gamecocks in third place in Region II and they will now wait for an at-large bid to the aiaw National unampionsmps. mmmtmmmmmmmamammmmmmmmmmmmmmm fSnSI&i jfrCONGRE Jepublican from pa o is running for ;ixth District. He lelp of every USC rict. If you would Jo; would like to find call any of these 372 782-3585 256-8 re voting ID CL ^-President ?rm Senator liar. Senate Judiciary Com duced Student Government nf I nfnrnn f i nn Art -fin w i iiii vi IIIU u i v. i ? ?v v nented Advocate System i r Judicial Advisory Boar :hool Legislative Counci WS THE 4 WGH TO C /B ABROA1 use i your pers| x ( lives ol lile ihrou^l nin^> experien< e n <ipporiuniiy 10 pr??< lire oiher l?in>> y>l< >1 >iil Irieiu lshi| >s 'lot <m overs< '.is su k ly < )i Hi ?\< *1 e\| i->> ii\ ink in <in .ipnrimcm in ()\A1. VILLA< fIi"* w ill i Minimis w I w world io siu<iy l.n^lish intensive lor Iniernmionnls r w 11 ' \ I 11 n interest in other < ultures n < )uij4< >ii | x >is< >iuWily ompleted ?u le.isi one iic; identic ye Iciisi <i J.3 L<.PR I iin iippliciition wilh iwo letters oj uem< iiioiwil Services before Mi itch sen I >\ ii seleciion coinmiuee ippliciiiion, coniiK i ihe Olfiee Ini si Wing. lower level. Kussell Hon irginui Thorion. ie<l npplit iinis, housing <le|x>siis , he transferred 10 ihr ().I.S. I i . A, ? "We expect an at-large bid which means we have to play away," Parsons said. "The athletic director said we'll accept a bid and the girls voted and they want to accept a bid so we're just waiting for the phone to ring.'' r* ss id for by the Napier rui v-unyi ess Committee, ;eph o. Rogers, Jr., Chairman. 747 FOR EGG BECA USE mi ttee Si n SGA I 1 'SYSTEM" HANGE IT! D AT I LUJ7> i <i nmill < uliui.il ungrs ; x Micn< < ihr l'S( "IN locomc Ik>m <ill ly in the Kn^lish li ?ir < >1 < ollrgr ^ ) / fin K'lCICIM <' l<) Ihc ^h?b 128. I<)H(> p&ii I rmniu >n<il S<*ris<\ Trlcpht>n<* Lilrc*<Mly pukt u>|