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1 I Joseph Fox III of Fort Jacks friends after completion of th( road race Saturday. Greenville nativ From Staff Reports David Branch of Greenville mile event for the second year i Branch finished the race wit Russ Pate of Columbia, a foi 1:19:37. Kay Overcash won the won more than seven minutes bef< Reed, who came in at 1:38:50. Roy Kolakowski, a former C men's five-mile race. Kelly Jo J in the women's five-miler with; I Read the G use Wh I C! invites you to 1 Raft | . down Ocoee I Tenu I (Octobei I Reservation Deadline: t j At the meeting this Thursd; [ j P.E. Center Room 2Iz Tii restauran ) 1928 Rose j T01 Baby B Tuc Kamaka: Budwei Hors d'Oe Wedn Bud Pi 9; * Happy Hour 12:00-8:00 I * Wide Screen 13 Photo by John on (centei; is huipuu by iv\ i 15-mile Governor's Cup e wins race won the Governor's Cuj na row Saturday. h a time of 1:15:59, outpa rmer winner, with a tim iien's 15-mile race in 1:3 3re second-place finisher llemson runner, captured Spatz of Charlotte set a re< a time of 27:47. amecock itewafei Ink join them on a trip the River lessee ' *3-ir) 3y. r.30 pm t & lounge fwood Drive nite uds 40<t fsday d's $1.50 iser 65$ juvres at 6 esday tchers Everyday fror i TV Hi _ || UaiflcCDCKS I From Staff Reports Carolina's Amy Kneale and Johnna I Jennifer Hirsh and Jane Neville of JP doubles competition to give the Lady |j||p tory Saturday and advance them to th jpT Invitational tennis tournament. Jp The nationally seventh-ranked La< sixth-ranked Indiana (7-2 winners ?i Sunday at the Maxcy Gregg tennis coi Jfell championship. Clemson faced Florida State for thii Sam Daniel Tennis Stadium. Carolina carried a 4-2 lead into the Clemson as Laura Bernstein, Ellen 31 Katie Hargarten won their singles m, the tie breaker in the third set in w 0 crucial victory for Carolina. KT _ ? 1 _ c% J 1-1 Otborne 5 1NU. i (tllU iNO. A UOUU1CS I ,0 victories, making the No. 3 doubles determined the lower bracket represe In other tournament matches, Geoi Florida, 5-4, and North Carolina beat North Carolina and Duke played Soutl Columbia Tennis Center. nn n 3 USC TENNIS player Ricardo Aciol; the semifinals of the Southern Interco! with a 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 quarterfinal win cin6 Solis. IP Of . 1 . ? . . ? /. Acioiy earner naa Deaien 10m buio 4, 6-3, to advance to the quarterfinals. ' Acioly was scheduled to play Geor n Sunday at 10 a.m. in the semifinal beginning at 1p.m. ^ the Carolina's Trevor Raal lost to Duke "ord other quarterfinal action Saturday. ~l E-S r the world Recognized with Archimedes and Newt one of the three greate mathematicians, Karl C also pioneered math ir actrnnnm\/ ora\/itciti/->r> vanju wi i wi ii y % yiuv IIOIMWI 1 tricity and magnetism. E-Systems engir are continuing in his to steps today. They are pioneering technology j solving some of the wc toughest problems in electronic transmissior and signal-reception ir interference and noise background using bas Gaussian concepts. 4 '""'w J ' ?l advance to tei Chafin straight-setted SpOft Clemson ,6-4, 6-3, in AT LEAST four former o Chicago Cubs regular Ra Frye FleId Saturday t0 F , ? , , ... . Alumni Baseball Game, iy Gamecocks battled Gametime is 2 p.m. a, ?v?r JT " ' football team has an open irts for the tournament conflict with football. rd place Sunday at the Player?from US(; tea : season tournaments in tl doubles matches with 'r'Ps f? the Co'le8e WJoril Oxrieder, Kneale and 1983 Gamecock squad w atches. Hargarten won practice under Head C( hat turned out to be a Jo^""y H"nt?n' Other All-American pla; u,m[. to play include infielder J bvuiuo YT WII ovi aiciu oti m m .. . . . match the one which Marquarft and f'rsl base ntative in the finals. ^een sent to major league rgia slipped past South lhe New York Mets and ' Duke, 8-1. Georgia met i Florida Sunday at the CAROLINA'S WOMEr exhibition win over Win Pontiac complex. y advanced Saturday to _ In ^aiP.e'^an llegiate Championships w^r^' a. ^ school a over Alabama's Andy one-hitter in her first star rd of Memphis State, 6- JOE CHAMBERLAIN, were the top three winn< ge Bezecky of Georgia Tuesday. round, with the finals Chamberlain collected 1 148. 's Mark Flur, 6-3, 6-2, in The event was spon: Recreation Department. Systems cent inui the tradition of 's great problem i E-Systems "pioneer- Lloyd K. on as ing" in communications, Researcl ist data, antenna, intelligence E-Systen 3auss and reconnaissance proj- Headqu; 1 ects results in systems that Box 226( , elec- are often the first-of-a-kind Texas 75 in the world. ? leers For a reprint of the W&fim I ot- Gauss illustration and B5r information on career op' and portunities with E-Systems >rld's in Texas, Florida, Indiana, Utah or Virginia, write: ir Greenville Division will be on can interviewing on October II. inis finals s briefs All-American players, including T\ A n n ii>i 11 4- ir?ti i/\ Cn m iiuj mai u, win iciUHl LU OdigC articipate in USC's third annual id admission is free. Carolina's date that weekend, so there is no i that have qualified for seven postie past nine years, including four I Series, will compete against the hich climaxes five weeks of fall iach June Raines and Assistant ^ers who have accepted invitations im Pankovits, third baseman John man Hank Small. Invitations have rs Mookie Wilson and Ed Lynch of Uarry Hancock of Boston. nnn J'S softball team claimed a 4-0 hrop College Friday night at the * lecocks' freshman pitcher Darlene nd amateur All-American, fired a nnn Jean Zerby and Brian Chisholm irs in the second Hug-a-Thon held 169hugs, Zerby,235, and Chisholm, >ored by the Intramural/Sports *S solvers. _auderdale, VP. ? 1 and Engineering, is, Corporate irters, P.O. )30, Dallas, 266. E-SYSTEMS The problem solvers !v emO'Ovt?' M F ^ V u 'sHiRmSL Karl Fnedocti Gauss " 1777-1855 fls/ m A >JllK!JW?H? IDUS I / ^ ^