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I Joseph Fox III of Fort Jacks
friends after completion of th(
road race Saturday.
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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;
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won the Governor's Cuj
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3re second-place finisher
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I From Staff Reports
Carolina's Amy Kneale and Johnna
I Jennifer Hirsh and Jane Neville of
JP doubles competition to give the Lady
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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.
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,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.
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3 USC TENNIS player Ricardo Aciol;
the semifinals of the Southern Interco!
with a 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 quarterfinal win
cin6 Solis.
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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.
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Clemson ,6-4, 6-3, in AT LEAST four former
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iy Gamecocks battled Gametime is 2 p.m. a,
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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
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match the one which Marquarft and f'rsl base
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Duke, 8-1. Georgia met
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exhibition win over Win
Pontiac complex.
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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.
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iach June Raines and Assistant
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man Hank Small. Invitations have
rs Mookie Wilson and Ed Lynch of
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