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r ; ."'3'' ^IMfF 7*m : [ /.; .' ' ; . ! f "1-_ I- ?Vr.^Z:;.jRh. , .&? "- -- ------r3_~ ~ ^ R I M Photo by Opers Hammond Welcome home Gamecock catcher Chris Boyle is greeted at home plate by his teammates after hitting a home run in the NCAA East Regional Baseball Tournament. Carolina won all four of their games in the tournament, which attracted more than 25,000 fans to Sarge Frye Field. ~ ANNOUi A maatinn fnr all rannrtorc nhntnn ran hare nartnnniete /< rm frfi/biiny lift (iff * bpvr iui w/ ^/rtvtvi^i u^/fiwi tf/ uuf ii/vfifdid #< perience necessary. Thursday, June 10, 3:00 p.m.. Room xy 'y if ^ k lOiu^ A % ifti injii mi iiift im |? lAiii-lfliiiii Amiflrii rfti wlfci AihiAiirfhi iwiAiioii J r?_ E Jf Shewtime Pizza - j "THE BEST ACT IN TOWN" M H ^ N r- ?LlHICtl ? ? ALL YOU CAN EAT!! * h Hciunt- M - y $2.83 <" >U,U"WT ~ PIZZA CHICKEN n : T--W* SPAGHETTI H U LASAGNA SALAD M L [?Supper- M Hf;n4lav** 1637 AIRPORT BLVD. U| \ i? D riie?iav P ^ vs.ij. v ^ ^ ^ &:30 <ACR0SS FR0M T0Y0TA CENTER) H ^ ??- - * cBEE ci minAc l1 - i t\LL ^ut^iunL M C CHILDREN UNDER 12 201 per year WITH THIS AD M ^i^WiV*iar'W''IUJ1'MT'ifi '' i M M i . "f nr- - - ; y-"~ir~~T7T"' ^ ' jL JL JiT JfC X.X. Jh JL, ,X._yJk JL- a aL *JL ,JL. .X A-..J Regiona/s continued from pagr 10 Both (JSC starting pitcher Don Gordon and Bulldog starter Mike Chorrv returnori Saturday to continue pitching. The Citadel added two runs in the fifth, but Carolina held on for a 6-4 victory. SUNDAY AFTERNOON only the Citadel, West Virginia and Carolina remained in the double elimination tournament, with the Gamecocks sporting the tournament's only undefeated record. Again the rain played a major factor, flooding the field after the top of the first inning in the Citadel-Carolina game. But after a two-hour 49-minute rain delay, Pornlino o C 1 1?? ^ - ? " ? v/uiuuua >ai.cu iu a ij-l ictiu 111 1UUI llllllllgS, highlighted by a two-run homer off the bat of USC left fielder Phillip Wilson. The Gamecocks added five runs in the seventh and one in the eighth to record an easy 11-2 win. Marty Blair and Bill White each slugged solo home runs to account for the Bulldogs' total scoring. USC southpaw Dennis Lubert, pitching his first game in two weeks, recorded the win to Snnrts briefs continued from pa(*,o 10 Ingold, a 6-0, 190-pound rising sophomore from Pittsburgh, Pa., was behind rising seniors Gordon Beckham and Terry Bishop and rising sophomore Bill Bradshaw in competition for the starting quarterback job. Ingold played in one varsity game, against Hawaii in December 1981. He completed four of 10 passes for 40 yards, and did not throw any touchdown passes or interceptions. In junior varsity action, Ingold completed nine of 18 pass attempts for 100 yards, including one touchdown and one interception while serving as backup quarterback to Bill Bradshaw. FIFTH-YEAR offensive tackle Ricky Elliot has left USC because of academic problems. The 0-5, 250-pound Elliot spent most of the '81 season serving as backup to Chuck Slaughter, who graduated this year. Rusty Russell and Fred Chalmers are the top two returning candidates for the position in fall. FORMER USC Head Basketball Coach Frank McGuire was among 10 people inducted into New York's Madison Square Garden Hall of P'ame this past week. McGuire coached the Gamecocks for 16 years before being replaced by Bill Foster. McGuire, who has been associated with the Garden since his college days at St. Johns, is serving as the director of intercollegiate athletics at the Garden. NCING ~ i teres ted in working on this summe 321, Russell House. 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Kathy and bread baked fresh For varieties and prices call Carolyn at 256 3924 or Nancy at 771-6740 raise his record to 9-3. WITH THE Citadel eliminated, the Gamecocks faced West Virginia two hours later. John Sullivan knocked in one USC run and scored the other on a wild pitch to help Carolina come from behind for a 2-1 win over the Mountaineers. Mark Calvert took the win for USC, getting relief from Mike 1 i?U n?L_i nui ctnu jt'u nauei. "We did what we had to do," Carolina Head Baseball Coach June Raines said. "We got very good pitching in every game, got the big hits when we needed them and also came through with some super defensive plays." As expected, Carolina dominated the alltournament team. Chris Boyle, Greg Morhardt, Kent Anderson, Sullivan, Wilson and Kucharski were all named to the team at their respective positions. MOHH AIMVT U/lin hit Mm 1 ..... . , ii iiu im uvti .1W Ul 1U made several outstanding defensive plays at first base, was voted the most valuable player of the tournament. JIM CAKLEN is apparently interested in getting back into football coaching again, according to a June 4. report in the Greenville News Carlen, 49, served as South Carolina's head football coach from 1975 until his firing in December 1981. The Greenville News said that a source inside Colorado's athletic department said a telephone call from Carlen was placed on a list of calls asking for a reply from Colorado athletic director Eddie Crowder. ALLEGATIONS OF homosexuality had nothing to do with Pain Parsons's resignation when she was USC women's basketball coach. Parsons said in a May 20 WIS-rarlin intnrv/imif "The cause of my leaving the University of South Carolina was not homosexuality/' Parsons said. Parsons said an agreement she made with USC prohibits her from discussing the circumstances of her controversial resignation. Parsons said she was "indicted, tried and convicted by the media." She said she is considering possible legal action in response to allegations made about her in the media Parsons said she is involved in a foundation called "The Final Step Ud." an organization she created to help women succeed in athletics and business. r's Gamecock. No exmation call 777-7181. SERVICES I TFR I B.M PROMPT PUniarc I SIGNAL TYPING. PKOOF FMPIOYFE HEADING INCLUDED T UP POSTERS HFASONAHLE. NEAR CAMPUS V AND DUKING 75,9 7587 LMlLFENTo": "SCHOOL TYPED I OK MINIMAL FKK. PIION'K 7!?ti 3I29AFTKK :?:.{? P.M." Typing: $1.25/page Campus walking distance. Call 799-9780 before 4:30 p.m. It WOMAN 1 ous room five Kx1ktI Secretarial Services. 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