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GAM rm ,;iy. :V: USC's Pat Dufficy makes a doul nesdav afternoon. The Gamecock* n riuprc K o\7 I 1 r" xiv i vJ a 1. 2/ ^ j[-? DARLINGTON ? It has been called the major tourist attraction in this part of South Carolina. The CRC Chemicals Rebel 500. a NASCAR race held at the Darlington Raceway, is scheduled for its 26th running Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. Cale Yarborough. who won the Carolina 500 in Rockingham, N.C. last weekend, is to be a favorite for the top spot in the premeir event. Yarborough, a native of nearby Timmonsville, will be getting stiff competition from Frank lvn Tpnn nnfivn nnrroii Waltrip, Dale Earnhardt, Benny Parsons and Neil Bonnett. Qualifying runs began Thursday and will continue through today. The Transouth 200, the warm-up race to the Rebel, is slated to run Saturday at 2 p.m. on the 1.36(>-mile The USC-Furman baseball g; rained out Wednesday and was Thursday afternoon in Greenville. |a Contemporary Sounds I (4 /* ii / || r00iaen *>'?ur jasmine ^ Appll 1 & 2 ? ppee aftmissic |v Wine Special - litei 1a |? j?! 8-10 p.m. Ir made possible by Student Activ :ecqc] & im italf Photo bv MIKI LOUGH )le-play attempt in practice Wed; are 18-3. See story on page 11. > For Rebel 500 track. Other drivers expected to do well in the qualifying runs are Terry Labonte. current points leader, and Buddy Baker, the latter involved in a six-car crash near the end of | me KocKingham race that eliminated Waltrip's shot at winning. And the Sunday race should be exciting, especially since every driver wants to win it. but few like driving on it. The Darlington Raceway is located near the Highway 52 bypass on Highway 34-151 outside of Darlington. It is 11 miles from Florence and can be reached by interstates 95 and 20. After the Sunday race, the next NASCAR event scheduled is the Northwestern Bank 400, April 18, in North Wilkesboro, N.C. The next race at Darlington is the Southern 500 on Sept. (>. J me was [??___ P'aycd Rivals <2( "STAR WA1 $ the I V EXCLUSIVE COLUME ity Fees ( PRESENTED flT3 IN DOLBY STEREO! Gamecocks I Netti Honored The USC me use basketball players '"^^en's U J,mmy Foster and an8.lwinoveI Gerald Peacock, along TheGamecc with Jimmy Hawthorne, winovertheT Brad Jergenson and Duane Kendall won "The seventh awards by the Columbia . ;_a Tin-Off Club improving the E I/' ^ The ladies w Peacock won awards c for performance (most 'The Carolin assists) and the captain s Saturday at ? a^ard- to face Georgi Foster won per- , ? formance awards for the highest field goal per- ! centage and most Hawthorne captured a performance award (highest free-throw percentage) and I Jergenson won the Buck Freeman Sportsmanship Kendall received the Academic Achievement Season," a feature on the j 1981-82 Lady Gamecock basketball season will be broadcast on WUSC-FM (91.9) Sunday night at 8 p.m. The feature will air on "Bleacher Seat 714," hosted by Jim Corbett, and deals with the Zoran P problems encountered by tennis t the Carolina women's basketball team. ne I\o. Despite the turmoil, Gamecc Carolina regrouped and Forest ? gained an NCAA tour- 1""^'?""' nament bid and finished i 4ML 22-7- mm i iy| JOl' and JAcrossfroi RS'" I Towe PHEX SCHAEFER, US Magazine ! I 5 Expires: i I 4-4-82 t itsi 'WfuriF im i.lnrunv.;oi B 3f1( MA ENGAGEMENT I * Prl DIE'SE'ilS zrs Kecord Wins tn's and women's tennis team both won games afternoon action in Columbia. jam, ranked 13th in the nation, easily soared to North Carolina. ?cks, 18-4, were led by Zoran Petkovic with a 5-1 ar Heels No. 1 Ray Disco. Petkovic won 6-4,5-7, -ranked Lady Gamecocks downed Harvard 6-3, ir record to 21-2. rere sparked by Laura Bernstein, who defeated -2, 6-0. a men face Wake Forest at their home court 30 p.m. The USC women travel to Athens, Ga. a for a 2 p.m. contest Sunday. ^ ! If m stjff Photo by WAllACf BKOW N etkovic sparked the Carolina men's earn Wednesday afternoon winning 1 match against North Carolina. The K'ks, ranked 17th, entertain Wake Saturday at 1::50 p.m. ^ Mon.-Fri. 7 :00am-1:00am | JJL Sat. S Sun. I 1:00am-1 2:00 midnight | EL - 771-4455 1 1 i he Big Bird 60<t OFF I any whole sub 304 OFF i any half sub of tea | B|A ANTIOUE ' MAL (corner of BLossom) (805) 765-1584 > Shops under One Roof! j j Great For Gifts ;j And Collectables! ! | )vie posters old advertising |l seball cards, nautical, railroad, 3 other memorabilia. j-j mitives, and |' untry kitchen items jj cial 10% Discount with USC ID ! through April