Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 Sports ! Fredrick score I Notre Richard IN 1 ?porta t SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Caroli brought a three game winning one of the nation's hottest shool night, looking for their second the road. The Fighting Irish couldn't si the USC winning streak, ovc enroute to a 94-84 triumph. Notre Dame used a balanc trolled the inside to beat US< meetings between the two tean Zam Fredrick continued his! field goal attempts and addi points. But the Fighting Irish have his points, according to forward Kelly Tripucka. "Fredrick played really well him earn his points and conce rest of the team and we did.'' THAT STRATEGY worked only center Jimmy Foster and in double figures. The Fighting Irish jumped 01 :_i. iU. ? mi i ii_ Iiiuu uie gtiniu. mey cumruiie - Gamecocks' main scoring thr ba!! with 6-6 guard Tracy Jack of the time in Notre Dame's m? Brad Jergenson tossed in a pull Carolina within three a answered with an impressiv brought a huge roar from the c Athletic and Convocation Cent< 'The 6-9 Woolridge contribi seconds remaining in the half, to give the Fighting Irish a 44-3 Point guard Bill Paxson hi expired to boost Notre Dame tc ITripucka tallied 16 points a| half, with most of his points employed by Carolina the n Fredricksfive field goals irj th and out as he was unable to defense. wool .RIDGE ADDED his tl one a left-handed windmill slai to assume a 54-41 lead with 1G:: Paxson made two layups ii Dametoa 19-point advantage. 1 for USC's next 11 points to bi 11:37 remaining. Hitting consistently from th jumped out to a 20 point lead i two free throws with 5:37 left ii j V' -LT.iT ' Hg i*sd | it ^ Wmmg m ifii Sr , I Carolina's Zam Fredn free throw in Saturday Notre Dame. Fredrick \ the foul line. (Photo by I. 3 H&BBH 734 \ Dam /layers dhor na's men's basketball team ; streak and Zam Fredrick, ters to Notre Dame Saturday consecutive upset victory on top Fredrick, but they halted jrpowering the Gamecocks. ed scoring attack and conC for the eighth time in 12 is. scoring spree, hitting 15 of 29 ng four free throws for 34 were willing to let Fredrick Notre Dame All-American ," Tripucka said."We made ntrated on trying to hold the for Digger Phelps' team as Fredrick were able to score it to an 11-6 lead five minutes d the boards and cut off the eat by denying Fredrick the Lson guarding Fredrick most in-to-man defense. rebound off a missed shot to t 28-25. Orlando Woolridge e reverse slam dunk that apacity crowd of 11,345 at the jr. uted another dunk with 15 this time a two-handed slam 7 lead. i a 19 foot jumper as time > a nine point lead, 46-37. gainst the Gamecocks in the coming against a 2-3 zone najority of the half. All of e first half came from 14 feet penetrate the Notre Dame bird dunk of the evening, this Ti to enable the Fighting Irish 13 left to play. ii 21 seconds to stake Notre Fredrick and Foster combined ing Carolina within 14, with e outside, the Fighting Irish it 84-64 when Woolridge sank i the contest. Bfr: ^PP*:' ^j/j/fy^^ ^HF *3gp f"' ;.:w c/r prepares to shoot a night's 94-84 loss to was four for four from inda Shanahan) e overi J The Gamecocks came bact unanswered points, including s Notre Dame lead was cut to ten, 8 Jackson, Woolridge and Tripuc in less than a minute to kill any tory. The win gave Notre Dame a 1 Gamecocks fell to 12-8. TRIPUCKA HAD 26 for the win and Paxson with 20 and Woolridg* The Fighting Irish shot 62 perc - * Gamecock guard I Bill Pax son moves ba Women By Richard Meyers Sports Editor ( SOUTH BEND, Ind. ? The t Lady Gamecocks' basket- o ball team gave Notre Dame s ! a rude welcoming to the 1 world of big time women's t hiitiUot h;i 11 v :?f- J ternoon, destroying the Fighting Irish 124-48. t Carolina is the first top ( flight basketball team Notre t Dame has played since [ jumping from Division 111 to s Division I this year. Notre ( Dame Head Basketball Coach Mary DiStanislao didn't expect her team to ^ win, but she was hoping the g score would be a little closer. "I had no pretentions that ( we'd win," DiStanisiao said. * "But I expected us to do a | little better job than we did." ^ For the 15th nationally ranked Lady Gamecocks the victory was their 12th win of a ! the season against five j losses. The Fighting Irish 1 fell to 7-9. f CAROLINA RACED out to a 12-0 lead less than six minutes into the game until Notre Dame scored their first basket with 14:05 remaining in the first half. Having only one player over six feet tall, Notre Dame was forced to shoot from the outside, and the results were less than spectacular. USC scored six consecutive layups midway through the half as the Fighting Irish were unable to get back on defense after a missed shot or steal. power rm i however, scoring ten 20 ix by Fredrick, and the out 4-74, with 3:24 to go. ori :ka each added two points I hopes of a Gamecock vie- Ke I 4-3 mark this season. The Ca pei t iners, followed by Jackson Fo 5 with 18. Co ent from the floor and had 4 'mItl fjjtt wbmwii j&g ' i '*'*. '*'*: %''?**:?? :*:*x "frNX-v- :?*:-. :;;*f>x:: : ' Kevin Dunleavy races up ck to set up the Fighting /ri, bury Fh Notre Dame played he Carolina fairly evenly Th hrough the last five minutes Iri if the half, only being out- pe cored 14-12 by Coach Pam frc 'arson s oailciuo, wnicn put he Lady Gamecocks on top la; 16-20. co Carolina's 26-point half- an ime advantage was in part te; lue to excellent shooting of Ca he Lady Gamecocks (55 >ercent) and mediocre In hooting by the home team st 28 percent). Gt eif TIIK SK(OM) HALF ot to >lay was one of, if not the m; lil li ?Willi HIM nllll 'Y^i|jiEy9 hJMhh llliB^V BP ? : " Hii ;: s''-3bb': |KD^Sw ^ h^H^b USC's Evelyn Johnson d 124-48 mauling of Notre C s Car< assists, 16 turnovers and 1 rebounded Carolina 36-28, with more rebounds for the Fighting behind Fredrick's 34 points for 1 vin Dunleavy with nine and Kev Xinleavy contributed eight of rolina turned the ball over 15 rcent for the game. 'We didn't get well balanced sc< ster were in double figures,' ach Bill Foster said. Their muscle under the boarc w ' .!?&. . >court on a USC fastbreak sh defense. (Photo b\ ghtingh st USC has ever played. totr I U/? L1? / * U i ? /y ? ItJ UUUItWI Hi UK" i' *vV! ish 78-28 in the 2u-minute in riod, shooting 63 percent 21 )m the floor. vv; In addition to scoring n all yups, the Gamecocks hit Jit nsistcntly from the outside tit A A I W - - - V ' _ A u nit? smaller .\oire i^nu> pn im was powerless to stop rolina The Fighting Irish played \shmen most ol the last *'(1 ;m/a. as t lie Lady (* imeeoeks managed runs ot $ht, and 12 points < twice) at further increase their P( irgin. P' B* illliM tifll :'. . llf 1||1 Sj3 'rives by a Fighting Irish del lame. (Photo by John Maco ' -'Wolina LO steals. Notre Dame six players having three Irish. [JSC were Foster with 19, in Darmody with eight. r his team's 12 assists, times while shooting 54 oring - only Fredrick and ' use Head Basketball Is was imoressive. They wx*w\, poyv t v . '>r.iiMO ||l>l|lltM||| ML**:. 23 9 ?y>?W> <j.< I V'"'::i>:> ,^vc<, V'--^y vx^5^ * ^ as Notre Dame s - / f ^ O a m r linan onanan&n) rish Forward Evelyn Johnson. io lainen oniy tour points the first halt, exploded lor second halt points Shiis perl'ect from the Hour in I seven <>1 her serord l;;ilt -Id goal attempts .oul ushed with a tcani-hi^h 2f> ints ( ()-( \1' t \ l\ l\ 11 a hnson so' a neu l,ad\ imeeock scoring record Itmn 10 ol 11 tieid ii?>al tempts 1 or a to'.si ol 20 ?mts in only 19 minutes ol ;ty Si ^ 1 ^jsj 'ender in Saturday s r)