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Mixed results for men's tennis team on California trip I By Willie T.Smith III Gamecock Staff Writer While most USC students were basking in the sun, the Carolina men's tennis team was hard at work in Carlifornia. They played some of the too tennis teams in thp ronntrv with mivoH r ? ? J Vf AVVI * V>OU*W3, The netters opened up their spring tour on a sour note when they were defeated by 20th ranked San Diego State 6-3. Trevor Raal and Chuck Hodgin were the only singles winners for the Gamecocks. The Gamecocks bounced back strong with a 6-3 victory over unranked Long Beach State the next day. USC won four singles matches and two doubles matches in the contest. The USC team ran into a buzzsaw when they went up against fifth ranked Pepperdine. They were defeated 7-2. Trevor Raal and Chuck Hodgin again were the only singles winners for the team, but the match was closer than the score sounds with two other matches going three sets and to match point. UNDEFEATED and top ranked UCLA was the next foe the Gamecocks faced. UCLA also proved to be a formidable opponent when they picked up a 6-3 victory. Trevor Raal and Brian McDonald were Carolina's singles winners. McDonald and Peter MacDonald teamed up for the final victory in doubles. UCLA remained undefeated on the season while tfte Gamecocks dropped to 15-5. The next stop on the tour was Santa Barbara. USC proved up to the challenge picking up a 7-2 victory. The Gamecocks were forced to play without the services of number-one player Arthur Anastopoulo when he injured his back in a match the day before. USC had another strong match when they defeated the University of Carolifornia 9-0 to even up the spring tour mark at 3-3. The contest was highlighted by a strong match from Peter MacDonald at the numberone position. MacDonald took over for the injured Anastopulo for the second straight day. THE GAMECOCKS play traditional rival Clemson Saturday afternoon in Clemson. 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