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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.
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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.
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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
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State's Ail-American Ernie
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NCAA tournament last
rently ranked seventh in the
the best match he's ever
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him the match either."
LES wins were the toughest,
Imarr, with six out of nine
s. USC's one match loss was
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all trv-out and practice
sessions to be considered.
Applications for
prospective cheerleaders,
mascots and mic-m \n are
available at the following
locations: Office of the
Athletic Director, the
Student Government Office,
the Cheerleading Advisors
Council, the Russell House
Information Desk and the
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