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Monday's USC-Cler From page 16 "Coach (Johnny) Hunton seemed to think the ball was fair and so did the hitter, and I think Johnny was right," Raines said. "I thought we had a good beef but of course I am never going to win an argument with an umpire." V.i Later, Raines and Clemson Coach Bill Wilhelm had words after Fox was tagged out somewhat roughly at the plate in he eighth, but he said it was nothing more than Wilhelm trying to calm him down!"I was just trying to protect my player," Raines said. Sunday's contest was closer than the 4-1 score indicated as USC ace Don Gordon and Clemson's Jimmy Key locked horns in a well-pitched game. Gordon seemed to pick up steam as the gatne progressed, but he was tagged for three runs in the first three innings. CLASSIFIEDS^"^ 2 OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum r-^xQ C A| C mer/year round. Europe, S. rV-JlV jALt Amer., Australia, Asia. All fields. $500-$1200 monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write IJC Box 52-SC2, TI59 Calculator. Like new! 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Shumake advanced to third ited hitter Key . and scored on ce. I to its lead in similar form, ster opened up with a walk, Russ also singled to score berson then hit into a fielder's nd give the Tigers a 3-0 lead. stil the seventh when it scored io had two hits in the game, id after outs by Morhardt and ase hit to right by former ith Killian to cut the lead to 3 LIVE ABROAD AT USC - Interested in a living-learning experience with , Internationa] Students? The . Office of International Services (OIS) is now accepting applications for living in the International Village. For more information or an application come by OIS, Russell House, West Wing Basement, or call 777-7461. Applications are now being accepted for the Experiential Education Program during the summer sexsinn Thp nrnorim if r* "O1 ? " designed to give students career related work experience. For further information, contact the Student Emplyment Office at Welsh Humanities Building, Room 2,7-7486. 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