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Friday March 26, 1982 GAMECOCK ? HI W?II11IIIIIIHWI III I I'llll 11 ll ! ! IIIWHi I lllll 11 IMIIIIBHII l?WII III III HI IIIIIH HI I IIII HIW IIMII M1MIHIIII WIBIIHipiHIl I WIMIIHIHIMi?HIMI IH?HllllMIIHIMHIIIIII H| III i m si'>?s Mm HH "" _ ?"-~^IrTfj-h'.-^ li^Y^'7: H -r Sigma Nu sponsored t Thursday afternoon. Th fraternities running at 3 Weekenc Sports fans can have a variety from this weekend with sever sporting events scheduled. For USC, the Carolina's base begins a two-game series with ( tonight at 7:30, and face th< Saturday at 2 p.m. Carolina plaj Sunday at 2 p.m. The Gamecocks going into Thursday night's conte Newberry Indians. Also beginning today, the m< team plays host to Southern Ala p.m. The lady netters continue the SMU Invitational at Dallas. ' Saturday and the golf team Orangeburg for the Pain Con It wasn't hard deciding what I s on concerning intramurals. Th basketball polls received mon m.n jL^nvi iviarK riaue s coil elections. The teams that were ranked hi the poll while the teams that w more critical. So in order to solve a few ideas. The Gamecock could publish t 30 women's poll and a Top 52 C teams would be ranked in the pol The Gamecock could publish i poll" poll in which all you w( Gamecock and say you too wouk a softball ooll " _. g The Gamecock could publish , 20 to 4(). If your team makes the don't that probably means your no need to complain. The Gamecock could publish nobody will complain about not b The Gamecock could publish have trouble showing up. The basketball poll received it well. " ^ Staff Photo by CAPtRS HAMMOND heir annual bicycle race, The Little 500, e sororities began racing at 2 p.m. with the p.m. at Field A. I. Sports Action to choose tercollegiate Tournament. The USC softball al major team travels to compete in the Penn State Invitational. ball team On Saturday, the men's tennis team plays Dhio State host to Georgia Tech at 1 p.m. and the track 2m again team travels to Raleigh, N.C. for the Atlanta /s Pfeiffer rnad avc Thp tonnit loom f'irnc ; were 16-5 Nebraska on Sunday for a 1 p.m. start. st with the in non-USC sports, the 50th running of the Carolina Cup will be held in Camden on ?n's tennis Saturday. On Sunday, the annual Timibama at 2 monsville Harness Race will run at Young playing in Trots Horse Farm. rexas until The Heritage Golf Classic got underway is are at Thursday at Hilton Head Island and connetto In- tinues throughout the weekend. nplaints,... Pol hould write my first column e intramural softball and 3 comments than former nmn on student government CHRIS HUGHI ad good things to say about eren't ranked were a little Intramural Sports this problem I've thought of he Top 113 men's poll, a Top The Empire proved it desei r, -11 ??.- ? - ... u ntv. yyju. iiiui way an i:k> yuar long as iney coasted to 1 Is. were the only team that ga in "I want to be in a softball money, yet they're ranked mid have to do is call the basketball poll. The Empire \ i like to be in "1 want to be in But then again how much f a look at the AF and UPI col a poll of teams ranked from held the No. 1 spot at one tin poll that's great and if they on top. Need I say more, in the Ton 9.0 and shnnlH J ?~ ?--^ One more poll the Gamec a worse 20 poll, that way victory poll. This poll would eing in the poll. up on the bottom half of scor a forfeit poll for teams that a moral victory, a chance t< staff's team is 2-0 in moral vi ^ fair share of comments as would like to see our name in The Gamecock Softball No Baseball For ]69'erS 1 Lolumbia ?? Columbia will not be getting a minor league baseball team as had T^e fourth-rankec been planned. 0f t^e fifth inning Plans had been made Gamecock intramur for the city of Columbia to Bob Sanders, cat< get New York Mete farm counting for four of league ueain anu 10 ptay Patrick and John M at Capital City Park. in the fifth. However, the baseball ^he gg'ers were a field on Assembly Street second inning becai could not be rennovated by game time The j in time for the season ^he UpSet scoring fo scheduled to begin April Sanders knocked in 19- . ^ , . deep left field. Milt The Columbia Class A rightfielder Jeff Hu team was to compete in second, Sanders the South Atlantic League when he picked off? with a 144-game, two-part second on a long flj season. Columbia would strike to the Breez have competed in the Sanders theini made Nnrthprn Mivicinn nf the . , . . ; . -r * "? w; ? to end tne top nan 01 league with Greensboro, Sanders knocked N.C.; Asheville, N.C.; third with a home Gastonia, N.C.; and The 69'ers bats beg; Spartanburg. runs on two to r If the team had come to and a half innings Columbia, it would have 3reeze picke been the first time in 20 to make it 1A The 6 years hat the city had a the late in their ni minor league team. more in the sixth to Braves Win I aw' NIT. 67-58 Wm NEW YORK ? The Bradley Braves, sparked jfi by 17-point performances f by Willie Scott and ls Barney Mines, captured :"ffc J| its fourth National Invitational Tournament title by beating Purdue, 67-58 Wednesday night. I Mitchell Anderson chipped in 16 points for ' T the Braves, who won 22 iff4. regular season games on ;; their trek to their 14th f - i appearance in the . The Braves had an 11-2 scoring spree to break " open a tight game in the r*' V " midway point of the second half to defeat the , Boilermakers befpre Ine^ Gaineco 9,572 spectators at against Ohio Madison Square Garden. series conclui I Gets ComDla 1 hi record. In the top poll the Gamecock only co-rec team pi W p The response to I ? ?: and shows me tl ' -*r*" 'i amazing job with I Editor teams take the poll .gf ^ a professional n srflllk Mmgs^ everybody from I .ar?BWSi petitive games to rved the No. 1 ranking it held all staff) who go out ji he championship. The Spartans ve the Empire a run for their Being a transfer CIV^K iri f Uxv i ? A- 1 ^ ?4 o.Aui in me until iiiuainurai muaiiiuiai uepari von that game 42-40. formidable staff ar aith can you have in a poll. Take USC intramurals lege football polls. Seven teams dedication and orj le or another ; Clemsor. finished seem not to mind j intramurals a rela: Softball is not t '.ock might publish is the moral mixed doubles ten give teams that consistently end three-man and wor e but WOllld consider thpir on mo Hvor o nnn ? ...v.. V/ ? V? <U,VW o IUUV/ ) make the poll. The newspaper all they have to do dories, and like all other teams, and play. The i a poll. everything else su team is proud of holding one and scheduling the ropple Breeze By CHRIS HUGHES Intramural Sports Editor 1 69'ers exploded for nine runs in the top to overtake the Breeze, No. 16 in the al softball poll, 18-8 Wednesday night. :her for the 69'ers hit a grand slam, acthe nine runs scored in the fifth. James inms also belted home runs for the 69'ers iwarded two runs and play began in the ise the Breeze failed to have nine players Breeze looked as if it was going to pull off ur runs in the bottom of the second. Ken i two runs with a three-base smash into Marley then sent a deep shot over 69'er ggins' head for a home run. In the top of ; had two defensive gems. The first came Johnny Thomas, who tried to tag up from r to center. Sanders' bullet was a perfect e's third baseman for the double play. ; a long running catch in deep centerfield ; the inning. in two more runs for the Breeze in the run blast over the center fielder's head, an to wake up in the fourth picking up two larrow the Breeze's lead to 6-4 after three d up one more in the bottom of the fourth i9'ers then went to work sending 13 men to ne-run fifth inning. The 69'ers added five ice the victory. r 3 l *v ^' / I Vii lian - x > << A. r - jiffPiIBi ~* .i <9 tii ?JPr ^ <a^8BKK,< ^ Rj*2f* i>-: .jhm ; %m *' 1 % 1? ' Jg ; ' ': v - 1 V:^ W * :: ' > .. ' ,/v \ Wr^f" ^W:,r-:V! ' v' ''w . " :>^| y ' SUff Photo by LAURA WHUNO cks begin a two-game series State today at 7:30 p.m. The des Saturday at 2 p.m. lints co-rec teams playing in a men's division lead it hands down considering we're the aying in a men's division. the Softball poll has been sumrisine so far le intramural department is doing an he softball program. The reason so many 1 seriously is because the program is run in lanner. Softball offers something for he competitive teams looking for comteams like the Gamecock (the newspaper ist to have a good time. student I've had the chance to see other ments at work. Boston University had a id did well to keep the BU alumni content. far surpasses BU's intramurals in *anization. Director Eric Stein and staff cutting in the extra hours it takes to make King escape from the school grind. he only sport in the spring. Raquetball, inis, track, putt-putt golf, horseshoes and non huclrothall nts participate in intramural softball, and is show up at their designated playing time intramural department takes care of ch as suppplying equipment and umpires, 195 teams evenly.