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GAMECOCK ?3j>?3E3g? Lady Golfers Men Don't By TIM GO Sports V The men's golf team has ji Schenkle Invitational inStatesb 25. "It was a very strong field an said Coach Bobby Foster. "Ou 13th with Georgia Southern." Oklahoma State won the torn nessee followed at 873, North C, 879 and Georgia had 880. Senior Captain Joey Grah, Gamecocks with 74-73-74-221. The Lady Gamecock golf tear Invitational where they finished UNC had a 911 total followe( nine teams in the field. "This is the third tournamei second," said golf coach Bobby UNC Invitational and our own t( Jan Rikard paced the Gameci third invidivuallv. and Kandi b "Overall," said Foster, "Jan one more year with us and is professional career." The next step for the Lady Southern Intercollegiate in Atht "This is the biggest girls' tou than the National Championshi] last team to get in this and gi country in the nationals last ve; be strong, if not stronger, than ' you could finish last in a hurry. Well, we could come home with Bulldog Streak Sn; Don Go i J Chris Boyle Senior righthander Don Gordon scattered seven hits, downing his former school The Citadel as USC beat the Bulldogs l-o at Charleston Monda\ nitiht The win .napped a ->ix game winning streak by the lf>th-ranked Bulldogs, while the Gamecocks, ranked 1 fith in the lastest Collegiate Baseball poll, increased theii wwmint? streak to eight. With the score deadlocked at 0-0 in the eighth inning. Hobby Vollrner was walked by Citadel pitcher Jeff Barklev with one out. Larry Hernandez tlew out to left-center and after that. Vollmer stole second Then Chris Boyle, hitting strong of late, lined a crisp single to left and Vollmer ^ scored. /'I 1 ? i I , V-IUI UUII IUUIV LU lilt; Ull'UUU for the decisive final inning. With one out, Marty Blair singled but was forced out by Bill White's fielder's choice. Do Well, . Foster Says CHNAUK /riter jst returned from the Chris oro, Ga., played April 22 d we did not play well at all," t of a field of 18, we tied for "ney with a total of 860, Tenarolina and N.C. State tied at am was low man for the n has returned from the Duke I second to North Carolina, i by USC at 949. There were it we've been either first or r oster. The otners were the )urnament." 3cks with a 228 total, finishing Lessler had a 237. really played well. She's got ; building a solid base for a Gamecocks is the Women's ms, Ga. rnament in the country other p," said Foster. "We were the ot in by finishing 16th in the ar. Every team in Athens will lvp ;irp Tf unit Hnn't nlnv u/fll On the other hand, if we play something really big." upped With 1-0 Los; rdon Blai Don Gordon Tony Ramsay singled, but Gordon sat down designated hitter Alan Hurt on an 0-2 pitch to secure Carolina's win. Gordon, who improved his record to 8 2. struck out only !\vo but walked none as lie completed his sixth complete game and second shutout, while throwing only 81 pitches. Barkley, also a senior righthander, fell to 7-3 with the loss, as the Bulldogs dropped to 35-5. The Gamecocks had only seven hits and four walks during the game. Phillip Wilson was the only Carolina player with more than one hit, going two-forfour. Boyle, John Sullivan, Greg Morhardt and Jamey Thaw fill Ulf f ? ' TO/1 MUU imiv; nil CUCII HJI Ui)L. Morhardt's double was the only extra-base hit for UvSC. Mike Knox paced The Ciatdel with two singles in USC Trai Runs Fast< Tony Rambo ran the fastest time in the 400 meter intermediate hurdles in the world for 1982 so far at the Mount San Antonio Relays last weekend in Walnut, Ca. Rambo ran the hurdles in :48.90. When you start running in the 48's, you're talking about world class," commented USC Coach Charlie Strong. "It's exceptional. There are only three or four who run that in the world." Rambo, a 5 9 senior from Atlanta, is a two-time allAmerican and NCAA qualifier in the 400 and intermediate hurdles. "He's been improving and chipping away since high school," Strong said of Rambo, who lettered as a defensive back on the e ( Carolina football team last year. "In three years, his times have really dropped. < "I'm glad to see him do ? it." Strong continued. "And < it gives us good exposure, t and that never hurts." c tiks The C four trips to the plate. All of the hits Gordon gave up were singles. The Gamecocks left seven men stranded on the bases, while The Citadel left five. Carolina also had three double plays, while the Bulldogs turned one. Sullivan's third base error was the only one in the entire game for either teams. ^ v I ^KpRJI " : M \VF Larry Hernandez swing, Baptist recently. The their winning streak to < defeated 15th-ranked Cita ek Star ;st Time In other USC track news , the South Carolina-North Carolina All-Star Track meet will be held this Saturday at Weems Baskin Track. "If it's a nice day, it'll be a great meet to watch," Strong said. "When you start runnincr in the 48's, you're talking about world class. It's exceptional." ?Charlie Strong use Track Coach Strong commented that ivery team in South Jarolina will be at the meet. "It'll be a hot meet," he ;aid. "I think the supporting :ast of South Carolina is 'reater than that of North Carolina. Clemson is I jringing its whole team iown." I itadel A crowd of 5,000 attended the contest at College Park. Carolina, who was scheduled to face Wingate College at Sarge Frye Field Tuesday night, is slated to play host to the Bulldogs again at 7:30 tonight at Sarge Frye Field. USC faces Baptist College at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at home. SB s at a fastball against Gamecocks increased iight games when they iclel Monday night. * - " mM ^^' - - :MIbM$&S8 HHIhBb Tony Kambo ran the time in 400-meter intermediate hurdles this weekend. On right is Traek Coach Charlie Strong. Cincinnati Drafts Weaver In Second Round USC middle guard Emanuel Weaver has been " the opening round. Emanuel Weaver j I I Here are the first 25 picks: 1. Ken Sims ? Texas, DT-New England 2. Johnny Cook ? Miss. St., LB-Baltimore 3. Chip Banks ? Southern Cal., LB-Cleveland 4. Art Schlichter ?Ohio St., QB-Baltimore 5. Jim McMahon ? BYU, QB-Chicago i). Jeff Bryant ? Clemson DK-Sonttin 7. Damn Nelson ? Stanford, RB-Minnesota 8. Mike Munchak ? Penn St.. OG-Houston (J. Gerald Riggs ? Arizona St., IIB-Houston 10. Marcus Allen ? Southern Cal., RB-Oakland 11. Anthony Hancock ? Tennessee, WR-Kansas City 12. Walt Ambercrornbie ? Baylor, RB-Pittsburgh 13. Lindsay Scott ? Georgia, WR-New Orleans 14. Barry Redden ? Richmond, RB-Los Angeles 15. Jimmy Williams ? Nebraska, LB-Detroit 16. Luis Sharpe ? UCLA, OT-St. Louis 17. Sean Farrell ? Penn St., OG-Tampa Bay 18. Butch Woolfolk ? Michigan, RB-N. Y. Giants 19. Perry Tuttle ? Clemson, WR-Buffalo 20. Mick Quick ? N.C. State, WR-Philadelphia I t,i. ueram wilhite ? San Jose State, KB-Denver I 22. Ron Hallstrum ? Iowa, OT-Green Bay 23. BobCrable ? Notre Dame., LB-N.Y. Jets 24. Hoy Foster ? Southern Cal, OG-Miami 25. Hod Hill ? Kentucky St., CB-Dallas