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Sportfest
By KERRY O'CONNER
Sports Writer
The first USC Sportfest
was held Saturday April 18,
at Bell Camp. The event,
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Government and Budweiser
of Columbia Was a success.
Due to the bad weather
only five of the games took
place. The water balloon
toss, balloon swat, the
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pyramid races, the
gamecock relays, and the
dizzy pole races. The overall
winners of the games were
the Brewmasters whose
team included Keith Wadsworth,
Kevin Crocker,
Kathee Wadsworth, Miny
Davis, Jay Ballard, David
Goodchild, Chr\s
Heidelberger, Lisa Olivetti,
Liz Sebnick and Tom Reilly.
Air-Force placed second
with the Royal Idiots placing
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third. Beer and prizes were
provided by Budweiser of
Columbia, prizes included
coolers for first place and
mugs for second place.
Bluegrass music was
provided by Bill Harrell and
the Virginians. Overall there
was a good turnout and
everyone seemed to have a
good time. "Hopefully we'll
do it again next year," said
Mary O'Mally from the
Intramural/Recreational
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