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Gamecock ace pitcher Don Gordon
struggled to his sixth win Saturday as USC
finished its road trip with a 16-9 win over
Mercer, to complete a two-game sweep.
vjoruon, wno is unaeteaied on the season,
did not pitch as well as he has earlier in the
season but the Gamecocks potent offense
proved to be more than enough insurance
for thetri-captain.
The senior right-hander allowed 10 hits
and six runs, five of which were earned,
during his eight inning stint. All of the
earned runs by Mercer came on home runs.
Greg Morhardt, the Gamecock first
baseman, tied a school record with three
doubles as four other players also had three
hits for the Gamecocks.
The game was sloppily played by both
teams but especially so by the Bears. Errors
and stranded runners hurt both tsams
throughout the contest. The Bears were,
however, able to muster up some power
hitting as they hit five home runs as their
record dropped to 16-9. (JSC is now 23-5 on
the season.
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the bat of shortstop Art Finley. The sh
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Finley was one of the Gamecock playe
with three hits in the game.
Jeff Swindell, Chris Boyle and Harvc
Heise all had three singles apiece for USC.
Swindell, Boyle and Finley each drove
three runs while Heise has two.
The Bears scored three in the ninth o
left-hander Jeb Babel in the ninth, two on
wind aided homer by right fielder Tii
Smith. The gusty winds aided several hon
runs and led to many of the errors.
The Bears left-hander Bob Stone seasc
record dropped to 6-2. Stone gave up nil
hits and nine runs, three of which wei
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reached the 18th green. This great professionals here
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everyone who took part. Everybody left happy ?
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