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game winning streak.
Thaw, who has establishet
second baseman, turned in se
weekend's series with Ga. St
hits against the Eagles.
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Losing coach Danny Monk ot the
Independent team had an answer
for his team's loss to a group of
older players. "Our guys got
drunker (at the Friday reunior
party) than their guys."
"It was great seeing all thes
guys because they are crazy," sai<
Kibock. voted by the press as th
game's MVP. "I had a great time
This place seemed real familiar t
me, until I was running down th
court and saw one of (hose bird
(the Gamecock mascots on th
floor). It looked like it was comin
off the floor at me and I had t
jump over it! They weren't dow
there when I was a player here.'
"I haven't played in years,
Joyce said. "It's one of the mo:
unbelievable things to get all thes
guys together. It was fun guardir
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Now those guys can never get it
back, because I'll never pic
again."
DENNIS POWELL, a resen
guard on the ACC championsh
team of 1971, was the. ma
organizer of the event. "I fc
unbelievably good for the guys wl
showed up. It was a gre
testimony that the fans at Sou
Carolina still have a tremendoi
interest for those 16 MeGui
years.
"Putting this game together w;
a labor of love for me. A lot
people were involved, becau
there is no way you could <
something like this by yourself
Powell added.
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Although the weather was too hot
to run a suitable marathon time,
according to Bob Nugent, the
experience of running the Boston
Marathon is incredible.
"The heat made the race a
constant effort to find water. You
ran from one water stop to the
next. The people were great, it
was like one big sea of people
trying to hand you water," Nugent
said.
In the 75-80 degree weather,
Nugent ran a marathon time of two
hours and 47 minutes, which is not
as fast as his qualifying time of
"I'm not dissappointed with my
time. The experience made up for
the poor time, there's nothing like
it. Two million people are there
and they're all cheering for you,
there is no opponent. They just
kind of sweep you along," Nugent
said.
BILL ROGERS won the race
which gave him four Boston titles,
till U1 Wlli^U nave LUIUC III LIIC
last three years. Nugent talked to
Rogers before the race and
described him as being totally at
ease.
"He wasn't jittery or anything.
When I asked him what time he
was shooting for he just said, 'I'm
running to win.' Nobody really
runs well in a hot weather
1 marathon," Nugent said.
Running the first six miles
without consuming any liquids,
Nugent said, "All I could concentrate
on was getting enough
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