The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 18, 1981, Page Page 10, Image 10

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. . ' ' . \ --" . W : " ,4r.; ,-"r \ j- '- - i*:;.v* >^TV--1 -v-Tr^";*::*:rxA -c ' : . Athlfitfi nf thp V Wes Pye For his outstanding perfc ^I wnr/Vlf/Vin r\f n!It>n o I Irtit-tr?c* /n#/ p v* virri/ivu irrif Bowling Tournament, Wes Rye A thlete of the Week by the Ga rn e< Pye averaged 210 in the tournt singles event with scores of 183, second place finish overall qua national tournament to he hei Memphis, Tenn. Pye's excellent bowling help men s team to a sixth-place finish Runners-up this week include I Lady Gamecock basketball team t the men's basketball squad. Rn?p h/tff' i By Frank Verde Staff Writer Baseball in February? Yaj^J^ar believe it. With opening day Ifls tWan three weeks away, the 1981 Gamecock baseball team is right on gfcftodule according to Head Coadfr June Raines. ^.. "The fans are in for an outstanding season. We have a good solid ballclub with no glaring weaknesses," Raines said. > "With guys like Jim Curl and $tybby Vollmer returning, we'll have good power. We have two guys who have excellent speed and two others who run the bases very well to give us good speed." "Our pitching is still young, but f 1 Sports Writer's ^ meeting Wed. Feb. 18 6:30 p.m. RH rm 321 I new writers welcome I . A - v i I a$p-Kleen I ^ < BBBW* i 1 hour cleaning ; 4 hour laundry ! iidaysaweek i10* m ^Mb 7:30 am-6 pm JJ*C ! Sat. 7:30 am-3 pm J* ! Offfi 1320 Main St. v Equ( . , ,v?<S. U ? " '1 * jL il.; By David Wo< K >* Staff Writer || With the tram turesque season < W and rejuvenation ( V short weeks aw* , nntv:iHo nnH rlnsp becomes an obsess k downright physica most people. If |K One of the ||| organizations to si i|| campus, the clu Iff many facets ||| equestrian spor 111 moderate cost. Tt JP agenda, according I Meek | The Carolina m opens today whe take on Coastal Cf match will be held 4, ? Tennis Stadium. .rmance m the The Gamecocks drnational Regional t^e country last y has been named 1981 session with cock. preseason ranking, tment, winning the o rro i /|4 gy 11 Ci /\ M E1. O C K 256 and 24-6. His p^edrick is still sc \lifies him for the national scoring ra d May 15-17 in closing the eaD be first place holder ed lead the USC Col8ate in the tournament. p0?? j^ng^s tita Johnson of the Ferrara has scor< wd Zam Fredrick of contests for an ave FREDRICK has oractice in they performed for us last season and they have another year of experience," Raines said. The weather has cooperated most of the time since the. Gamecocks started practicing outside on Jan. 19. it s strictly business from now on as the team practices everyday in preparation for the season opener on Feb. 27, at Baptist College. "Our main concern at this point is getting the pitchers ready to throw," Raines said. Intrasquad games utilize game situations in which pitchers start by throwing three innings and then four days later they throw five innings progressively increasing their pitching time during the preseason, according to Haines. BEST MUSICAL i Q7Q TAWV AUiAQH UUIMBJEK3 i r* ww niiv wv miivi.ii He?$10, $8 m 8 PM Students?$5, $4 The Towns U Travel center, The Township ?m (Free Shuttle To Township From ItlUT'. 7 to7:40 p.m.) jred by the rhuu Cultural Series committee and t Ic Council. jstrians o >ten and riding en I h us i a Charles Gay, incluc quil, pic- lessons, overnight eampi :>f rebirth trips, hayrides, cookou >nly a few clinics with national iy,v being recognized riders as well i .n ? ? Al? 1." i . Km. IU IKtlUlC a H ip lO lilt" IM'IIURKV nui ?ion and a Park 1'need for Since the clubs' activit you are are planned by the lo< enttypeof membership and not by that is small, select group as JXDensive some clubs, additional ; Carolina tivities can occur a! a ay be able lime. sense of ( LI Ji .MKMItKltSIIU' newest open to anyone with an jrface on terest in horses and no < ib offers perience is require of the Lessons are given by t t at a advanced riders in the ch -in cnrinrt /lit****** .???>? ? ? * IV op* 1115 V 11 IKTl V Ct 1 U live (U U1I?> 111111 to advisor who are required by t 'iefs n's tennis en's tennis season places on South n the Gamecocks basketball scorir irolina. The 2 p.m. 12th. The St. Ma at the Sam Daniel scored 110 points week to raise his were ranked 19th in points. ear, and open the a number-sixteen CAROLINA'S team meets Fl< second time this : GUAKD Zam the Frank Mc jcond in the NCAA Gamecocks wor ce but he is rapidly between the two tween himself and as USC came av Mike Ferrara of tory in a game plj The Gamecock irick has tallied 664 their 15th win average at 27.667. tonight's game, id 608 points in 22 Boston Univers rage of 27.636. night contest , a for their final r > also jumped four Monday night wi full swihg "The goal for any baseball team is to make the playoffs, but in baseball you have to nlav it came hv ffame And that ?? - I ?/ O^"' ?J O means our goal is to beat Baptist College," Raines said. The squad is returning lettermen to every position except shortstop. If the Gamecocks can solve that problem, a more than promising season is ahead. "I'm proud of the students. We finished third in the nation in attendance last year," Raines said, hoping the stands will be full once again this season. People are turning to baseball. They can take in the sun and unlike other games, we're not controlled by the clock. It's just a fun time." Raines said. \ m film." -Ch \x W iA LOS Ar \ \ \ V I Hi "Beautiful \ \ \ \ ffi| exquisitely ) I I i|| Nastassia I J I I J ?Archer Win fj)\ 1 <TE HHI I twi&i?! AfcTimolv ^ HI IIPI tiic"^av jt wi 'ussel h- <.!?' I I ^ B .v cOktjMktA I'ilTI R ship I ' aromantolans i siakrin > BOX I NASTASS1A KINSK1 ':] LEIGH LA\ ha Pan- I i>ikicth)I?y ROMAN ffer adv st, club's constitution to provi< les free instruction for a ing beginners. Until permane its, club horses are availabl ly- the beginners will have as rent a horse to take a lessor se Over 100 Carolina studen oninvpfl nenophil rirl< ies amidst the rolling Nor :>al Columbia countryside la a year. A new barn has bet in built to satisfy the needs :k'- the riders; club memhersh ny cards are required to ride the special club rate. On thr interrollegia is scene, the club Mas bet in- sidelined because oi the net *x- for clarification >f the 1 it. ternational llorsesho he Association membersh jb, rule. e), Assistence has bet he requested from Hickory T( gets uni Carolina's all-time THE I ig list, from 16th to gamero, itthews, S.C., native they facc in three games last State. Oi career total to 1,266 the Golc Tech, b< 6:00 p.n MEN'S basketball (D.C.)C >rida State for the season tonight at 8 at ' Cape Fe vjun c ai cna. 1 the first contest Wlil ^ teams in December season. vay with a 80-78 vie- BOTH ayed in Miami. swim t< ;s will be in search of weekenc in 25 games. After Georgia USC will travel to Saturda; ity for a Saturday USC Wo: nH thon rohirn hnmp Thf? w egular season game all day < th Georgia Southern. going th 9 I DA1L> HomeC 1 meat, 3 veg., c husci Choose from 4 me MAY! 342 2 BlOCkS f Ooen I slGEUiS TIMES ^ OO Jig^ is written. ^PlgT^. ma > If. r Fsi>Re?fcN|W*^rA Special KI FILM "TfcSS" Matinee (; 3:30 p.m. PETER FIRTH Mon.-Fri. VSON All Seats POLANSKl ??j?? venture, Je concerning the possibility of ill a new team to represent USC nt in the IHSA and the National' e, Riding Council. A second to team will compete against i. colleges in S.C., N.C., and tw: (J;! who do not wish to inin the associations. th st THK OF KICK Its and ?n members of the club would of like to introduce anyone ip interested to the sport at the at next club meeting on Wednesday, Keb. 18 in room te 13f>of (heSoloman Hintt I\K. :n Ct?n?ev vi n- Ij y(>u aren't able to make w (his meeting, but are inip terested in learning more about the club, write Charles >n Gay c/o Box 80063 Campus )p Mail or call Angela at 7-6357. derway ,AI)Y Gamecocks begin a two arl trin tninmnrnw nioht ?uhon ; the Lady Tigers of Memphis i Saturday, the team will play ten Eagletees of Tennessee 2fore returning home for a 1. meeting with Washington ollege. RUrbY Club will take on uf this weekend at 2 p.m. It their second match of the THE Men's and women's jams will have meets this 1 The men's team will take nn Southern in Statesboro on y while the women host the men's Invitational. omen's tournament will be an jvent beginning Saturday and rough Sunday. r dfttiML :ooked Meals :ornbread, Homemade Jits, iced tea. j $2.50 iats&l4veg. & salads. :AIR GRILL K llniw # mam Jl. :rom University :or Breakfast - Es&j JPG) PAR^HTAl 0)(O|iNCE SUGGlSUO'SpJ k SOM( NIAHRlAl MAt Nil Bf 'SBltA&lf <OR tMllORlN F; 1 :~rwA < >.. Pholog??plt Uv NA<$t 'i I '[Attj* , _ >* 3:3001 TiiaMff - ^W' *1 * 2:OOCAi 7:3o?h | nnRxKBYSTERiol [ vummmsgmmssmummmam ! B|Thjh h kTBTTI^rfiB i