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Soccer team tops It was a good day for the USC soccer team and two players in particular as the Gamecocks beat Baptist College of Charleston 2-1 Wednesday at the Graveyard. Tom Reilly, who started and played a full match at home for the first time this season, and freshman Dan Goggins, who scored his first collegiate goal, saw key action. Reilly had been out because of an ankle injury. Reilly scored on an unassisted goal 21 minutes into the game. Baptist College tied the score 10 minutes into the second half with a goal by Basem Ismail. Goggins scored the winning goal from an assist by David Burr. The win boosts the Gamecocks' record to 3-2-1. "We took a lot of inaccurate shots, and I blew three right in front of the goal myself," Reilly said. The Gamecocks outshot Baptist 41-4. "The team did not play as well as they can, and I think they Tennis tournaments fam By Julie Jameson With her 92-mph serve, consistent topspin and drive, USC's No. 1 women's tennis sensation has returned from a successful summer tournament circuit, including the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadow, N. Y. Laura Bernstein said she is pleased with her progress on the court and in the world tennis rankings. "After the U.S. Open, I moved my ranking to the top 100." Bernstein was seeded 11th in the qualifying draw of 64 players. Bernstein defeated each of her opponents in three qualifying matches. Bernstein's first victorv came over an Argentine woman with 2-6, 6-4 and 6-4 scores. Her second win was over Eleanor Lakebody of England, 6-4, 7-6. After defeating Phyllis Blackwell of the United States 6-3, 6-4, Bernstein proceeded to the tournament. Bernstein played Ivanna Madrug-Ofcses of Argentina, who is ranked 35th in the world, and lost 7-5,6-1. "I was sick and didn't play for four days," Bernstein said. I Parkland Jewelers""T HELP WANTED Full Time sales. Experience Not Required. Parkland Plaza, Cayce III/-*- a ri. LJLOL MLI U55 I I It? DIUbbLMIl SI. LHIUytJB 791-5600 I ;i University Telephone ? 1 USl Use it! fj Baptist College underestimated Baptist College," Coach Mark Berson said. Scoring is an act which takes mental and physical concentration, and although the team gave 100 percent physically, the players had little or no mental concentration, Berson said. The players did not concentrate as hard as they should have on all the scoring opportunities, Berson said. The soccer team will play in an exhibition match at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Graveyard against the West German Military Soccer Club from Washington, D.C. Berson said the Gamecocks are excited about the match, which should prove to be helpful since there will be no pressure. The match is not part of the regular season schedule. ine matcn win De attenaed Dy West Germany's ambassador to the United States Peter Hermes and USC President James Holderman. iliar to (JSC's Bernstein \ She had also been suffering from pulled muscles. i Bernstein won the U.S. Open in 1978 with her mother in the mother/daughter doubles. "It was different this time," 1 Bernstein said. This summer, Bernstein played nine satellite tournaments including the Nike Masters in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., where top college players compete. "To get to the Nike Masters, I had to play five circuit tournaments," Bernstein said. Bernstein defeated Kathleen Cummings from Colorado, Heather Crowe from Indiana and Kelly Henry from the University of Southern California?all No. 1 seeds for their college teams. Bernstein hit with professional Pam Shriver. "When Pam saw me serve, she almost died," Bernstein said. Bernstein's serve was clocked at 92 mph, two miles faster than Martina Navratilova's. 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