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_ Charles Conrad of Ct Kappa Phi in the Lan, Meisenbacher won the Sigma LCAB By Mark Gilliam StaH Writer Before several hundred packed Memorial Youth Cen the four nights), the Sigma f dominated the Lambda Chi A Classic last week. The final three bouts were aigma inu ? tvenny Jon Russell and John Bailey. The tournament geared potential super heavyweig Bailey versus John Mad proved to be more of a br; fight. FOLLOWING AN AGGRE round Bailey and Madden w (U A App Stud on c< fo: List of cor are availat ment Office I ^ Dea< Pf38B i * ?/ Psi squares off against L ibda Chi Alpha Boxing C 165 pound tUlR. iPhntn M Nu dom oxing C in blood, as ] Accepting people at a trophy, Jon ter (each of boxer in the Ju fraternity defeated Ed Jpha Boxing The 199-pc somewhat < each won by nu's< russ< es, William pitted again After spe toward the jabs, Parke ht matchup into the ring den, which Other win awl than a steve Gelk McMaster, SSIVE first CapellandS ere covered Studen >vernm Is Now kcceptii licatior ent Pos Univer r 1981-1 nmittees and )le in the Stu< / e iline is March HHHBUEnMHBNMHBMHaMHi ukfi Mei senbacherof Pi lassie Thursday night. ' Barry Newman) <i 'i" ^ ^ IlllC&Lt^S Classic Bailey broke Madden's nose. the Most Valuable Boxer es was the most dominant tournament. In the finals he die White. ?und weight class ended up as of a surprise. Two Sigma ell and Bob Parker, were steach other. inding two rounds trading r's manager threw a towel , giving the fight to Russell, ners were Jonathan Glasser, ir, Bill Shumaker, Frank Luke Meisenbacher, Lee teve Sydow. t ent 1 i erC *& is for A ? ltions sity I ees 1 982 applications I lent Govern-1 4, 1981 j Petters. in tourt By Tammy Kilpatru Staff Writer USC's men's tennis team c winning streak by defeatin western teams while dropp match in the Buckeye Teni Columbus, Ohio Friday and S The 16th ranked GamecocV record to 8-0 with the tournan including defeats over Ohio S Dame 9-0 and Miami of Ohio 8USC Coach Ron Smarr sai< were closer than the score ind maiches going three sets. "The two 9 0 scores are no how close it really was. It lool the heck out of them but we c those matches," Smarr said. SMARR SAID MANY of the close because of a faster indoc a no-add scoring system.4The Sports briefs Intram By Jim Corbett Staff Writer An intramural basketball playoff meeting will be held today at 5:00 p.m. in room 110 of the Soloman Blatt P.E. Center. Playoff pairings and seedings will be determined at the meeting, which is open to all elig i ble teams. Only teams which have won at least 60 percent of their games and have a sportsmanship rating of 6.5 or better are eligible for the playoffs, which will begin tomorrow. All eligible teams should send a representative. Additional information may be obtained from the Intramural Department at 7-5262. use CHEEKLEADINCi r Pictur< | (hi s \v<] ^ a i of A me largest I Mam Oppo Join our team of pro ,l.wli 4 I A I J_ I ucuitaicu incir ener expansion and devt America. Inc. We will be interview for Management Per "Smoker" scheduled , from 6:30-8:00 p.m. it the Russell House. All to attend. Days Inns of Ame growing company wit; career growth and adi to schedule an inter j; March 4. contact your for further information ' Qui key...n son leac lament i ;k tends to favor said. "And ind ontinued their hold serve durii g three mid- One of the I >ing only one that of numbt lis Classic in against Ohio ! atiirHav FprnanHw A.I ls upped their finalist in last y nent victories, summer, is cur tate 9-1, Notre nation. 1. "He played d the matches played," Sma icated, with 13 nandez) didn't | t indicative of USC'S DOUH ts like we beat according to S :ould have lost going three set at number thre< USC will ret matches were Tech Universit; >rsurface and Georgia Souti no-add system Smarr termed I ural meel tryouts will begin on Monday, March 9, at 5:00 p.m. in Rooms 110 and 111 of the P.E. Center. The organizational meeting will be followed by practice throughout the week, culminating in the first eliminations held March 16 at the Booker T. Washington Gym. The final eliminations will be Wednesday, March 18 at the gym starting at 5:00 p.m. Only full time, undergraduate students are eligible. Students must be enrolled and attend school I for the entire upcoming year. A 2.0 GPR is required 1 and must be maintained if a student is selected to the squad. Students must also be e yourself I i I "T T7 sLiiSX' 5aM,c> rica's sixth motel chair agement rtunities Sessional managers who have gies toward the continued lopment of Days Inns of ring in your Placement Office sonnel on March 4 with a on the evening of March 3 1 section A of the ballroom in interested students are urged rica. Inc.. Is a continually h unlimited opportunities for /anccment. If you would like flew with our company for placement office An equal op| lay he your key...t mmmmmmmmmammtmmmmmmmmmmam is use victory the underdog team," Smarr oor courts make it easier to ng games." liffOAct in/liviHnul urine moc />C)&X/WV 11IV4I IUUMI ?T 31 lO UO ?r one seed Ulf Pettersson State's Ail-American Ernie , 6-2. Fernandez, a seminar's NCAA tournament last rently ranked seventh in the the best match he's ever rr said. "The guy (Fer?ive him the match either." LES wins were the toughest, Imarr, with six out of nine s. USC's one match loss was e doubles against Miami, urn home against Lousiana y Tuesday, and then travel to lern Wednesday in what Ll A .1- - A A me lougnesi maicn yei. :ing set in good standing with the university concerning diciplanary or academic probation. Participation in a manditory conditioning program for the upcoming season and entire year is also required. All applicants must attend all trv-out and practice sessions to be considered. 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