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Golfers
By Tracy
Staff V
The USC golf teams have tl
action, as the regular season dr
The men's squad, which
prestigious Chris Schenkle In1
placed second in the 10-man 1
April 12.
Coach Bobby Foster's golfing
finish three strokes behind
Florida was third with 1,099, i
and Duke (1,111).
Clay Uselton paced the Gar
214 to capture second behind
scored 209. USC's Steve Liebl
third at 216.
"It was a real good tournami
coach Dirk Maust. "We beat a
and that should help us in gettii
"If we place high in the Sch
Southern Intercollegiate) in A
the nationals."
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inn. vYuititm a squaci piac
vitational and third in the Mars
two-tournament trip.
The Lady Gamecocks manai
finish behind Georgia (908), N
(933), Furman (934) and Kent
Ky., event.
Lynn Stiffler, Jan Rikard an*
at 240 for USC's top individual t
"Overall, we played real wel
Maust said.
The Lady Gamecocks then ti
where they finished third in th
Marshall tournament. USC pos
evert to place behind Ohio
managed 619 and 634, respectiv
"We finished high, but we die
help us towards the nationals,
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
(AP)? Robert Wenzel, a top
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% was tabbed Thursday to take
the reigns as head coach of
Jacksonville University's
struggling basketball
program.
Wenzel, 31, replaces Tates
Locke who was fired last
month after the Dolphins
aiumpeu tu an 5-iy season
and the fiery Locke reportedly
returned a new contract
offer unsigned.
The announcement of
Wenzel's hiring was made by
university President Dr.
Frances Kinne.
"I consider this a wonderful
opportunity to build a
program that has had a
great tradition," Wenzel
said. He added that he had
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begins play today in the
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Hit for us," cited assistant golf
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ged a three-day total of 959 to
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ited a 635 total in the two-day
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two immediate goals? to
graduate all his players and
to begin "winning immediately
if we can possibly
do that."
WENZEL WAS an
assistant under Coach Bill
Foster at South Carolina
which finished 17-10 last
season. He said his ex-boss
was "glad to see me finally
get out of his hair," and then
added seriously that Foster
was happy for him.
He declined to discuss
specifics of his contract
except to say that Kinne
"wants a commitment from
me and she has that." Asked
if he was given a multi-year
pact, Wenzel replied, "I'll be
there as long as they want
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GEORGE ROGERS and 2
;irsts to USC during the past s<
i Gamecock standout of the
'triple crown" of college athlc
USC has become the first Di
athletes win the national rushi
scoring cnampiunsmp in oas
Plate, awarded from 1974-7
player in the country.
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history that one school has pr<
scoring champions in the sam
won those respective awards.
Former USC pitching ace
Chicago Cubs, captured the fi
winning the Gomez award aft*
season
i as assistant. "I think we were
s season average 306.1/' Maust
t is going to get us in to the
Sam Fredrick brought many
jason, and now, with the help of
past, they have completed the
sties.
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title in football, the national
ketball, and the Lefty Gomez
7 to the outstanding amateur
larked the first time in NCAA
xhiced the national rushing and
e year, as Rogers and Fredrick
Randy Martz, now with the
rst jewel of the triple crown by
;r a 14-0 season in 1977,
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