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1 Sports briefs
Ruggers /
The USC men's and women's Rugby Clubs wi
State Rugby Tournament tomorrow and Su
Jackson.
/vuuui 11 men s ana iour women's teams ha^
tournament which will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday
The men's team is currently 5-2 on the sea
both losses during .the March of Dimes U
Charleston over spring break.
The USC squad will have the chance to ave
loss to the Old F. A.R.T.S. and their 13-3 defeat i
the Charleston Rugby team, as both squads w
the state tourney.
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY President Bill L
promised cooperation following a report by th<
recruiting of two Tennessee high school players
Two NCAA investigators were at Clemi
weekend to look into the school's recruitin
players, Atchley said.
Ai.Ll J! J A. ! J A f A % _
Aiciuey uiu noi laenmy ine players, DUl put]
have identified them as quarterback Terr
linebacker James Cooper, both of Rule High
Tenn.
"If any official report is forthcoming from i
will cooperate fully in every way possible wii
inquiry," Atchley He added that no furtt
would be made in mtime.
Clemson had aimwt.nced the two had sign
intent honored by the Atlantic Coast Co
Southeastern Conference members to attend
fall. They later sau* fhey wanted to play at
stead.
I IF THE NFL college draft goes the way
Patriot Director of Player Development D
expects, two Carolina players will be among
players selected, according to the April is
Sports.
Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers wi
the New Orleans Saint's first pick on April 2f
Steinberg.
Fencing club
By Michelle Burchette
I Sport* Editor
If von wanHpr into thp Rnnkpr T
Washington Gym this Saturday or Sunday
don't be surprised to see men and women
engaged in combat armed with foils, epees
or sabres. It's only the USC Spring Open
hosted by the USC Fencing Club.
The open will feature competition in foil
and epee for both men and women, and
sabre as a mixed event. If enough men enter
the tournament to form a men's sabre
event, however, there will be men's and
women's competition.
The tournament is open to any member of
the National Fencing Body or the Amateur
Fencing League of America. Weapons are
available at the sight for a fee of $3 per
weapon.
ALL THOSE interested in participating in
the tourney need to register prior to their
events. Registration for men's epee,
women's foil and sabre is at 7:45 a.m.
Saturday and the same time Sunday for
men's foil and women's epee.
The tourney is an individual event set up
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ill compete in THE INTRAMURAL
is Thursday, April 9. Fo
. Atchley has DR. GEORGE Leornj
s NCAA on the will join other national
. perts in presenting lect
sou over ine annual uau tieaun Jfcinr
ig of the two Designed to promote
methods of maintainir
dished reports Week will feature mc
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in Knoxville, by USC College of Healt
the NCAA we THE FIRST day ol
th any further Gamecocks is set for
tar efntomonte . - - - -
? scheduled for 9:30 a.m
Enright Athletic Center
ed a letter of
nference and THE CAROLINA Invi
Clemson this Weems-Baskin track toi
Tennessee in- startat 10a.m.
South Carolina, North
East Carolina, and East
New England
tick Steinberg THE FIRST annual
the first four opens today. Carolina, I
sue of Inside and Furman will partici
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I, according to 9;30a.m. for Saturday's
hosts open
in round robin pool play with five tc
people in each pool. The best three or foi
the dooIs will advance to the next ro
with the finals of each event taking plac<
day of that event.
The USC club has had members com
in four individual tournaments this 3
and has had someone place in the toj
each time
THE FENCER'S coach, Jane Litt
took first place in women's sabre
women's epee at both the Jeff Elder
nament in Atlanta and the Voluntec
Knoxville.
Littman is the top-ranked won
epeeist in the nation and number tv
women's sabre. She is in her first ye;
coach at USC.
Ricky Thompson also placed in the
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men's foil. Thompson also placed thi
foil in the S.C. Divisional Championship
Cathy Caruso took fourth place in
women's foil and women's epee ir
Augusta Open.
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was the runner-up in voting for the
Herrmann, Purdue's Ail-American
1 in voting for the Heisman, will not be
id Steinberg says.
deadline for putt-putt golf and track
r further information, call 777-5262.
ird, author of the "Ultimate Athlete,"
health authorities and Carolina ex
ures ana woricsnops April 6-10 at the
ichment Week.
i awareness of the importance and
lg good health, Health Enrichment
irning and evening workshops and
eakers with afternoon presentations
h faculty.
f spring football practice for the
tomorrow morning. The practice,
. on the grass field behind the Rex
, is free and open to the public.
tational track meet will be held at the
Tiorrow. Trials in the field events will
Carolina, S.C. State, Baptist College,
Tennessee State will participate.
Lady Gamecock Golf Invitational
Duke, Wake Forest, UNC-Wilmington
ipate in the three-day tourney, set for
ub.
:30 a.m. for today's first round and
and Sunday's rounds.
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