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Sports Briefs Basebal By Tracy Helms Staff Writer USC's baseball team -J i - - -a uruppeu a iu inning n-iu contest to Georgia State Monday afternoon, marking the Gamecocks' second loss to the Panthers in as many days. The Gamecocks' season record fell to 2-2, while Georgia State now stands at 2-3. USC scored three runs in the first two innings on five walks and four hits to take a 3-0 lead after one and a half innings of play. The Panthers responded with two runs in the bottom of both the second and the third to take a 4-3 lead. First baseman Jim Curl doubled home centerfielder Robby Vollmer and designated hitter Tom Williams to give the Gamecocks a 5-4 lead in the fourth inning. Designated hitter Pat Murray hit a solo home run off relief pitcher Bobby Kish, who replaced starter Martin Small in the third inning, to tie the game at 5-5. Georgia State grabbed a 75 lead by scoring two runs in the bottom of the sixth without the benefit of a base Kit LTw.K II 1 (1 111C. IY191I WdlM'U UIICC batters to load the bases and then allowed a single to Tom Jones for one run. A fielding error accounted for the other score, to boost the Panther's lead to 7-5. Kodak Co| ? Offset Prin I * Rex Rotar) ! O Typeset Posters^' ,-o <^r\0 I en I Chocolate br Reg. 29.95 Th is now the rag< || bottor I team dr Sacrifice flies by Curl and catcher Chris Boyle tied the game at 7-7 in the eighth inriino 0. Carolina broke the tie by tallying three runs in the top of the tenth inning. USC took a 10-7 advantage going into the bottom of the tenth on a wild pickoff attempt by Panther reliever Glenn Melson, Curl's third hit of the game, a double by leadoff batter Joe McCarthy and a single by Janu 1'haw. But Georgia State came back to score four runs with two out in their final at bat, to win the game. Carolina's Jeb Babel walked home the winning run. Babel picked up the loss, his first Hppi?:inn r?f tho voar ?~ I msm T-SH Custom Printing for Clubs & Frate } Transfers and Le I Special Carolina I 2767 Rosewood Dr. IJ Phone 254-9380 5 Mill jies Bindery He Hnnrc* Mnn .Thnr? Friday 8:3C Saturday 1 lantitv Discounts Avail The Shoe of the Si "f rvr Men's All-We< e shoe that was so pof 3 for spring. It has a 1 C n, padded counter and own and tan. Whole si; ops seco The Gamecocks committed five errors for the second straight game against the Panthers. Curl had three hits in four at bats, with four RBIs and two runs scored. Thaw and nod uarraway each had three base hits in five trips to the plate. Carolina travels to Furman Thursday for a 3 p.m. contest with the Paladins before returning to Sarge Frye Field to begin a three game home stand Friday. USC'S MEN'S swim team plays host to 17 teams March 5-7, for the National Independent Swimming and Diving Championships. 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