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" Harriers Coach Charlie Strong and 40 his trackteam entered the 82- Jai 83 track reason with much ind optimisn i A ml why not? trij With a crop of talented 8" ireshmen and sophomores, pla Strong can only hope for the we best. me The team entered the wo 0 Virginia Tech Track Classic S this weekend in Blacksburg, nu< Virginia, and the team rur returned to Columbia with cpvpral HicHnof Wnnnrc ? ? ?J-v v.* MA ve?tJVtllWV AAV/AIV/A O . tCo Sophomore Ron Yarab, ^ became the first shot-putter e to throw over 60 feet in South : Carolina (60' 4"), which qualified him for the NCAA aJ11 meet, and Dorrell Hilliman, ^ Rickey Griddine, Howard ^ Butts and Verlon Rhodes set cj)1 a new record in the mile ? 1 relay. J>" "We are a very talented ? team and we have a lot of 0 quality on the team this yl year. We're not a really big . team (only 20 members) but we have quality to make up for it," Coach Strong said. Also in themeet which 30- a \ SUB STAl I j I ! <1 no ! Any Who S ! $.50 < J Any Hall I * I 749 Saluda Ave. 1 in 5 Points II :?1 m* C-. T 1 *l_ - I ~i 3ign up um lutrsudy m ir?tr i ? JI Sports Office in Blatt P.E. Centc I Fair in Russell House. You will 5 list. J Starting at 10:00 a.m., intro J many people as you can. Explaii have them sign your list. J Turn in your list to the Intram ij? Office by 4:1 5 Tuesday afterno< j! T-shirts will be awarded to tt ^ J Certificates will.be awarded to g : TUES. FEB. 2 10 I INTRAMURAL / RECRE* S 777-52( ^ AYltlVHl? ViUliilllill teams participated, lies Wilson set a new oor school record in the Die jump by posting a 50' jump. Mark Thorpe ced third in the 35 pound ight throw with a 15.41 ter toss and Tim Colas n the 3000 meter race. Itrong stated that a strong ileus will help in the long i. 'This is one of the best ims i ve naa in tne live ars that I have been here, i have a good nucleus and 5 five freshmen on the im are really outstanding d will get better as we go >ng." 3ther members who mpeted in the meet inide; Sam Scott in the long np (24'), Andy Madison, tis Johnson and Tony leman (mile relay) and is Kirkland and Marv hnson in the high jump, iiilliman also placed irth in tht? inn mptor with a mmm vaav aw ?T A VII U 1 time while teammate iddine finished fifth with 49.2 time. ?fIJ ^ OFF ! lesub! | 3FF I r 5UD! j I 256-6681 I Expires: 2-6-82 | M?imm| wwwvwvwvwwv M? ijg- i: IfW ;! jj Intramural I Recreational [! ;r or the Student Activity ?I then recieve your official ?J duce yourself and hug as ! J fi the contest to them and [ j lurai I Kecreat lonal Sports \ te top three participants, j! roups with high totals. ? \ A.M.-4 P.M. ! \TIONAL SPORTS ;j 5 Winning S n Earlier this season the v team travelled to Chapel \ Hill, North Carolina to j compete in the North t Carolina/North Carolina t State meet. Along with UNC t and NCSU, Duke also competed. Although South Carolina took fourth | position, Coach Strong noted f that the meet was really s closer than the score in- t dicated. i 1 "State brought in a couple i of football players to run in < the relays and that's just like < having a couple more 1 scholarships on the team. Even though they beat us by nine points the meet was 3 really closer than that." x Duke and North Carolina t placed one/two in the meet. The team takes this week > off to prepare for the Middle ? Tennessee state meet in r Murfreesboro, Tenn. Feb. f 13. Strong doesn't think the i week rest will hurt his team. ? "I don't think the layoff t Need Birtt Informs All information stri< A All i-l 1- - /* 1* il w /\irnieuiuus ui Dirm Convenient clinic-hc Student Discount fe VD testing/treatme Pregnancy testing Problem pregnane} Nurse practitioner < M Tho Fomili; IA 11V A M 111 B1J Planning Clinic of the Ladies Clin 1411 Barnwell St. Colu Contemporary Sound i|: anc | MOLSON GC | prese AMATEUF ijBEER SPECIAL: &g ' ;Molson Golden Ale f g ;911:00 pfQ \ Admission JT ,r 504 ff-!Jf: !; If Vol si I m Limited number acts at Anv interested act sion ;j| or Activities Office and jl 1st place $50.00 cash 2nd place $25.00 cash 3rd place $15.00 cash i.|[ SjHJ?ison || COLUMBIA DIST ieason /ill hurt us at all, besides we vere off last week before we wepared for this one. I think he break will give the kids ime to get their legs back on hem." Strong's team seem to be sicking up where they left off rom last season that Strong ;aid was "very good." A PAm whirh wnn cpuoral neets during the season ncluding the Furman Invitational and the State Championship. The season )hly included one duel meet oss to Miami (Ohio). "We really had a good fear last year, but I think we vill have an even better year his one." "Although they are really 'oung, I think they have idjusted well. They are unning against some real ood competition and the exposure they are getting to s really helping them now ind will definitely help us in he future." "TV7l i uomroi ition? ctly confidential control available mrs/location e int j r counseling 1 j available T; mbia.S.C. 254-7553 | s, The Golden spur !; 1 )LDEN ALE J nt 11) I NIGHT || jf First Monday ? I of each month :; 4 in the Golden SpurJ ^ 9-12 p.m.: February I j March I ; -*3=51 April5 !j dn a r ; | I . TONIGHT ! i rcepted. i up in the Golden Spur I pick up list of rules. RIBUTING, CO. 1 _ Cori Last weeks' ston Evans incorrectly s1 from his coaching However, The Game Evans left his positic Texas A and M offic Evans was to fill < President of the Univ f WHIT] C AGrea for Relax with na Learn canoe a I Challenge yot; Mee* people w Get away and Meeting: Thui 3rd Floor Purpose: Rest March tri] | Who: Anyone Announcemer 11 Kayak Set 7:30 in P.I I INTERESTED If CAN LEARF SY apply to be ? A Hall Advisor is a stu Development staff, working w hall or halls. Hall Advisor di advising/counseling; educatic management. There is no one way to desc position. We are looking to qualifications: the natural abil a strong sense of responsibilft more about themselves! I APPLICATIONS FO: ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE DEVELOPMENT LOC, ALL APPLICATIOf TH g RESIDENT STUDENT D 4: JO p.m., MC - - -O" " ' i recti on mmmmnammmmmmmm V about USC coach Dale ;ated that Evans was firedj job at Texas A and M. cock has since learned thai >n on his own 'volition.' 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