The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 10, 1980, Page Page 13, Image 13

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Volley b? By Liz Chandler Staff Writer The Lady Gamecock's volleyball season came to an abrupt halt Saturday at Francis Marion College when they were defeated "soundly by the Clemson I Tigers in the State Championship. The Tigers only required three out of a possible five games to take the state title match away from Carolina, beating them 15-3,15-3,15-8. "We beat ourselves. | Recruit sig Duane Kendall of Las Vegas, Nev., says he doesn't want to get involved in a recruiting hassle and has announced his intention to play basketball for the University of South Carolina. But he won't be able to play until the 1981-82 season, because the 6-foot-9, M YOU'LL L tl GOLD \ taj FILLED \ IncAni um v CHAIN (T $4.95 V At THE JEWELR 'if* More than ju>t ? 2909 PLATT SPRIMCS RD.. Need Birl Inforrr All inlormniion sir All mriho< Is (>1 I >ir ?./ v. wv a ;i i\ i i in i it i in ik I .< )\\ ( ()Sl l( )l S<T\'i VI) t(\siin^/ii('dinx i l Y< >*n? m< \ i< NiinvJ Family Plannin Clinic 1411 Barnwell Si. Coli all team el Clemson didn't do anything spectacular, they just didn't make as many mistakes as we did," USC head coach Judy Martinosaid. Mar?'"o said she will rely heavii, jn the recruiting of new players and the regrouping of old players to make the team successful next year. "In our region, you've got to go for the best because it's so strong. Our recruiting is already in the making," Martino said. ns letter of ii 225-pounder hasn't even begun his senior season at Clark High School in Las Vegas. The national signing date is in mid-April. Kendall told the Las Vegas Sun, 4<I decided to announce my decision early because it (recruiting) gets to be a oveit... 'jk / 14KJGOILD 111 / HEART [III A ON A CHAINS J) $13.88 1 Y WAREHOUSE M mother Jewelry Store" || W COLA. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sit. ;h Control lation? icily conli< Irniinl j ih ronirol nviuliU )lr ! hours/loc niion I (<\s 234-7!>!>3 (mum. | 1 f"_ A A r HioMB iminated Til E YOUNGER PLAYERS will participate in USVBA (United States Volleyball Association) this Spring. The USVBA season is like a second volleyball t (> hnln " 41? vv JJI uptll C lilt" team tor the intercollegiate season in the Fall. With at least three good dependable recruits and some positive changes in this year's team, the 1981 Volleyball season should be better, according to Martino. ntent hassle." Kendall visited USC's campus here two weeks ago. "I went down there and was really impressed with the school and program. I felt that even if I had waited, I would've choscn South Carolina," said Kendall, who was also recruited by Brigham Young, Stanford, Rice and Air Force. mm |^^B|ijuj|!||j|jj!||!|||l|jl BE ON II Think of a ship as a tion, and it's not far all. A destroyer maj fifteen officers, othe ev n fewer. Even th< junior officer gets tc running the show. You become part < management team * get your commissioi Dncirm offnt* niof 1 ^ VI loign UlbCl JUOt 1VJ leadership training i Candidate School. Choose to be a Na and you are respons people and equipme immediately. Many officers go i further advanced sc The Navy has litera of fields for its office NAVYOFI j , -^bjc Vi_ --; ! Lsg^pgyggp^J ' ? m i >. ?^k|<|: W/f-- "J J y mm ? mmmmmmm USC head basketball coach Bill Foster presents a television to USC graduate student Bob Caldwell. Caldwell submitted the winning entry in the "Name That Cheering Section Contest. " Caldwell's winning suggestion was "The Hoop Coop. " fPhoto by Kim Newman) -^?^ 7'f^3: -/ i?JBSM^i[Jiiii ji fJ Vt'ii^m^SK^jBBSBmtt^BSBBs IE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT M corpora- everything from nuclear pro- I " I fetched at pulsion to systems analysis, I navy opportunity < 144 i r have oceanography to inventory I Bo^2000?N CENTER r ships management. In graduate I Peiham Manor. Now York io?o3 ' 5 most school, this training would Yes. i'm interested in becoming t ch?ro in mcf I a Navv Officpr. PIphkp ?pnr1 mo > ' ?? uwuaaiiua' UUL 111 more information (0G l the Navy, we pay you. i i>f the Ask your Navy representa- Nam*^ ? j vhen you tive about officer opportuni- I Addresa | 1 as an ties, or mail this coupon for rit ^ ^ y j weeks of more information. Or call ] at Officer toll-free 800-841-8000 (in OA A?e tcoiieKe/un.venmy i call toll-free 800-342-5855). | {Graduation Date 0Grade Point j vy officer There's no obligation, and iblefor you'll learn about an excellent AM->or/Mm?r-- | nt almost way to start a career in ! Phone Number I J . .. ARf A COOf' CN11/80 J management. As a college lk. w. w. < ? hhp I Ml for graduate you can get manage- r ?*0 1 n~'Z o I hooling. ment experience in any indus j answer the personal qu* fit ions we have asked j it i . r% x *11 . , However, the more we know, the more 1 Ily dozens try. But you 11 get it sooner? gcuratdy we_can determine your qualifica I rs - ana more ot it - in the Navy. I j FKERS GET RESPONSIBILITY MST.