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S? ? Spo McAlister Injured Freshman Miirci McAlister of the Lady Gamecocks basketball squad missed Wednesday night's clash against No. 10 Memphis State and is questionable about playing in Saturday's game against Kentucky. The 5-10 guard, a product of Colubia's Hammond Academy, suffered a bruised bone in her foot during Tuesday's Dractice. McAlister is averaging 3.5 points per game and had played in every contest going into the game against the Lady Tigers Wednesday. USC 6, Eagles 2 South Carolina beat Winthrop College 6-2 in a scrimmage game at Sarge rr< ?i? 1? -r rijfc r iciu ncuncsuay aiternoon. It was the first practice game for the Gamecocks since the team began practice Jan. 18. USC went undefeated in practice games during the fall semester. They also have a (pntativo ho m a rt o m n v-w v m ?<* * V i< V/ AAA V* g CA 111 t scheduled for Saturday at 1:00 against Elon. The Gamecocks, who went 45-16 last year and came in fourth in the NCAA College World Series, are currently ranked 13th in the preseason polls. USC opens ints season Feb. 27 traveling to Baptist College of Charleston. Butch Anderson, who started as a utility infielder for the South Carolina uasKuaii ieam in me late "60's and early '70's, won the most valuable player award three years in a row, and later went on to play in the minor leagues. j w Blouses 4 8lazers. j (selected styles Pants and Skirt I (selected style; LLa (Where St rts Bi Track, Tennis USC's track team travels to Murfreesboro, Tenn. Saturday to face Middle Tennessee State in an indoor track meet, while the women's tennis team faces Vanderbilt Saturday and Mississippi on Sunday. Both i 1 - *ii ?? i emus mau:nes win De played in Nashville, Tenn. The Saturday tennis match will be the season opener for the Gamecocks, while the track meet will be the third meet for the track team. The tennis team's first home game is Feb. 23 against Furman while the track team does not play at home until April 3 at the Carolina Invitational. Upstate Gridders n 1 rv w rn liecide Un IM Two upstate prep football standouts have announced their intentions of attending USC and playing football. Jeff Teague of Gaffney said he would sign with USC, Gaffney coach A1 Curtis told The Greenville News. Teague, a 6-6, 261 pound lineman had visited North Carolina, Clemson, Wake Forest, Duke and Georgia Tech before narrowing his choices to USC and North Carolina. He was chosen as a first team All-American by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. John Lewis, 6-4, 248, of Batesburg-Leesville, an allstate offensive tackle, will also come to USC. Wednesday was the first day players could sign a national letter of intent. AREHOU 9HLE $5.9 s ;) :?B:i?ii[?hVj^rsnra?. dies Factory outl 23d St. Andrews Rn? Andrews and Broad Ri OUrS: 10:00-6:00 Dai " liHBIIBiaBMiM iefs Gamecocks Go On Road Trip The USC men's basketball team began a three-game road trip Thursday night playing Furman at Greenville. Bill Foster's Gamecocks flinn NT n men uavci iu v^lldl tunc, IN .V/. to face Davidson on Saturday. On Monday, USC will face Penn State before returning to Columbia to face a now streaking Notre Dame squad Feb. 20. Davidson will try to rely on their experienced players in the Saturday contest. Junior Cliff Tribus, a 6-10 forward, is averaging 15.4 points per contest and six rebounds. Kenny Wilson, a 6-5 forward, is averaging 14.9 points, ana Jamie Hall, a 6-9 senior center, is averaging 12.7 points. Mike Lang is the leading scorer for Penn State, averaging 10.1 points a game, and leads the Nittany Lions with 60 assists. Sport Nighter USC students, faculty, staff and spouses are invited to attend the first Sport Nighter '82 at the Blatt P.E. Center from 6 p.m. until 2 a.m. Friday. Ttie event will be sponsored by the Intramural / Recreational Sports Office. Individuals and teams may register on site for several competitive sports, games and contests. Movies will be shown and different sports clubs will demonstrate skills and techniques inHuHint* inrin and fpnrintf ? SE >9 to $9.99 (values to 32.00) $19.99 f\/3h ipc f-n nn\ \ w mi vi uvy u/ vj \J / $9.99 (values to 27.00) I et I ver Meet) I at vai in r rv i i vu i\ r < Co L_: rCLASSIFI FOR SALE TEN SPEED BICYCLE. FULLY RECONDITIONED EXCELLENT CONDITION $75 CALL 254-2122. Honda XL 125 excellant condition, only 5,000 miles $300, ph no. 731-9285. 1978 Buick Opel (Isuzu) 5 speed "c-sport" A/C AM-FM one owner 25-35 mi /gal. Good Condition Price $2895 or best offer. Call 776-3528. HELP WANTED Blue Ridge Mountainsiin boys camp now hiring summer staff. Need counselors, W.S.I.'s, soccer director, nurse, dining room supervisor, backpacking director, crafts supervisor. Above average camp salary. Three hours from Columbia. 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Retrieve more information from . your brain. HYPNOTIC MEMORY CONTROL GROUP u. Vv.?in ? -"'O'" "" February 16 at the Counseling and Human Development Centers. Call 7-5223 for information. TUNE UP YOUR TENNIS RACQUET GUITARS! Air Band Competition is in the Spur again Tuesday night. Sign up now. Vote Richie Kay for Mr. Carolina finalist. Vote with pennies in RH. Faster than a speeding bullet! Our speed reading course saves you time and monev. Course mi'pic Monday/Wednesday/Friday 3:004:00 and Tuesday/Thursday 3:304:30 2/15-2/19 ( 5 sessions). Km 203 Pendleton, Counseling and Human Development Center. 777-6573. $5.00. THE CYCLIST i has Hanes thermal underwear on* sale NOW for $7.80/set (reg.J J $1 1.80/set)! J c Also, many Fuji, Puch. and Ross* J bicycles are on sale now during our* pre-Spring Cleaning Sale. ? If you have a bicycle that needs* ?repair, bring it in now before the# Spring rush starts. 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