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Roller co tennis tec By Willie T. Smith III Rununnrli R#?M UU.t... The USC men's tennis team \ continued its roller coaster play of r late with an impressive 8-1 victory ^ over Furman at home and a r disappointing 5-4 loss to 12th 2 ranked Tennessee on the road. Against the Paladins, the Gamecocks won five.of six singles c matches and swept all three 1 doubles. Arthur Anastopoulo 1 defeated hard serving Hap Core at - * the number-one position in a hard fought 7-6, 7-5 match. "At the beginning of the match 1 was mad J at myself because I couldn't do anything with his serve," * Anastopoulo said. "But then I * realized that he was playing well and there really wasn't much I could do with it." 1 \ Peter MacDonald beat Don 1 Barton 6-3, 6-4 at number-two and ( Chuck Hodgin did the same to John 1 Cleary with a 6-4, 6-2 win at number-three. Hodgin continued to be Carolina's most consistent t player. c c TREVOR RAAL bested Kenny / Hirsh 4-6, 6-0, 6-4 at number-four and the steadily improving Brian McDonald did the same at number- ] five with a relatively easy 6-3, 6-1 win over Rik Lovett. i The only loss for the Gamecocks came at the number-six slot where j David Kramer was defeated by i Don Harring 6-1,4-6, 4-6. 1 i. ou/tuuu Leua11 CAROLINA STAYED in Texas 01 against Texas-Arlington and Texas V the opener the team beat TWC 1-0 to g A freshman this year, Lyons feel women here are excellent. "This school supplies us with a lot experience. The program is great ar around," Lyons said. All three All-Tournament title winr should be attributed to head coach, Ju "Coach Martino really knows hei "She respects her players as people v gives me a lot of freedom and lets me Sophomore pitcher Cindy Wallace helped me out a lot this year. She ha: to work together and to share the wor placed on the pitcher." Martino caught for the Connectic before coming into the coaching pr< team to a 35-10 record and into the i nationals are scheduled to be held in C !i t! ~Z T? visum ar THREE D ! fTlon.-Wed. APRIL 21-23 4 lOa.m. until 7p.m. m RUSSELL HOUSE M LUBbY j By special arrangement with I j (Gallery Lainzberg. Cedar ! I Rapids, Iowa.) Interr WA 01 sSf^fL^ k . Studenl All the Spaghetl . . ? _i . i ? with this coupon ana tne Regularly $3.25. Now $ I Kpiirs M.iy A \ si Prrsrnl aster com im splits i In doubles, Anastopoulo and Bob )etrich defeated Barton and p larring 6-3, 6-3 in a relatively easy fi natch. MacDonald and McDonald D lad a much harder time of it at C lumber-two doubles pulling out a 2 :-6,7-5,6-4 win. Hodgin and Ulf Pettersson tl :ontinued the sweep of the w 3aladins with a 6-1, 6-2 rout of d jovett and Hirsch at the number- 7hree spot. D "This is a good win for our ? earn," coach Ron Smarr said. ~ 'Furman is the best team in the southern Conference. We only beat * hem 6-3 in the fall." THINGS DID not go as well for he Gamecock squad in Knoxville, F lowever. At number-one Mell r Purcell, the number-one ranked d >ollpfian in thp pnnntrv Hofontnrl C O ? WM..V.J, wvtvaivu \nastopoulo 6-3,6-3. v \4 At number-two Rodney Harmon / >eat MacDonald 6-3, 6-1. Hodgin v :ontinued his consistent play with 0 i 6-7, 6-2, 7-5 win over All- A American Michael Fancutt. V Trevor Raal lost to Gary ft Lemmons in a close 7-5,7-5 contest. a 'This match probably hurt us V nore than anything," Smarr said. \) Trevor was up 5-2 in the first set Q and had a set point and lost and ix vas up 4-1 in the second set and I v ladasetDointandlost." lO now 25-4 j from page 12 \ i Sunday to play a doubleheader ) teslyan. After losing to UTA 3-0 in am a spimor tneciay. If Is the program and facilities for I ) of things that some teams never | * id we have one of the best coaches ? A lers agree that the team's success ^ dyMartino. < * softball," Saunders explained. g /hich a lot of coaches don't do. She ? run the outfield." ]< says Martino's "experience has C s taught the pitchers and catchers Jc k, msieaci 01 me wnoie tning oeing Q; ut Falcons, a professional team, Session. She coached last year's ? lational tournament. This year's ? )klahoma on May 21-24. g rS PRESENTS | AYS ONLY! | ^-1 II ' lational House j| F Pancakes < 331 Assembly St. ^ )PEN 24 HOURS ?E c t Special! (c ti You Can Eat 1 purchase of a beverage. ^ \<z 1.79 | I Coupon |ii'ton> oHlffintj l{( tinues, * natches; I Brian McDonald continued to lay extremely well at numberve with a 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 win over >oug Corn. Tennessee's Dan < ooper beat Bob Detrich 6-2, 3-6, 6THE VOLUNTEERS clinched le match at number-one doubles ith Purcell and Harmon efeating Anastopoulo and Detrich 6,6-3. At number-two doubles Mac onald and McDonald beat Corn nd Fancutt 7-5, 7-6. Hodgin and [If Pottorccnn oIca nmn - ? i ?. v,nv. kiuuu uiou nun ai nuiiiutri lree 6-2, 6-1 over Cooper and John i ;ing. The loss dropped Carolina to | }-8 on the season. The Gamecock squad travels to 'rinceton, N.J. to take on the ninth anked Princeton Wildcats Sunlay. On the way home, the Jamecocks will challenge Navy /ho is ranked third in the East. ! ATTENl GRADUATIOI 10AM COME FOR AN INSEI INVITATION! i AYAII * THE K I Yo I LOV | wi 15 1 J I h I m r> Presented by I Live in Car :> I . "fl per I for it b > ? Free 7p.m. fJUWQQOflMOMOQOQM ! i-. State zip ^ J I * ~ Soc.Sec. No. ^ ! I Grad. 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