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By Johnny Boggs
Sigma Chi parlayed its 19-0 win over Delta Upsilon with
losses by Crazy Zack's and America's Team to take over the
No. 1 soot in thft intramural fnnfhall r\nll
Top-ranked Crazy Zack's lost 12-0 to Air Force ROTC,
droping to eighth place with a 1-1 mark, while No. 2
America's Team fell to Landsharks 6-0, and slid to ninth.
Kappa Alpha moved to second place with a 6-0 triumph
over Pi Kappa Alpha, and Sigma Nu defeated Chi Psi 6-0,
moving to the No. 3 spot.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is No. 4 after a 14-7 win over Lambda
Chi Alpha.
COLUMBIA HALL I rounds out the top five, after the
highest ranked dorm team come from behind to defeat
Jerry's Kids 24-19.
Zeta Beta Tau shut out Phi Kappa Psi 19-0 to move to sixth
place, and Douglas Avengers whipped Thornwell 13-6 to
move from ninth to seventh.
Behind Crazy Zack's and America's Team, Cool retains its
No. 10 spot after a forfeit win over Snistosomiasis.
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downing Sims Steelers 19-0.
Hung Jury keeps the No. 2 position with a 6-0 victory over
Kappa Delta, and Delta Zeta is third after downing No. 4
Kappa Kappa Gamma 6-0.
Delta Delta Delta defeated Zeta Tau Alpha 28-0 to round out
the top five spots.
THE BARROOM BUDDIES, now 3-0, got on the board in
the second quarter after an 80-yard drive.
Buddies' quarterback Denise Betfort threw two passes to
Melinda Pagan, who took the second reception in for the
score and gave the Buddies a 6-0 halftime lead.
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Trailing 17-7 in the third quarter, USC's Carolina o
junior varsity football squad rallied for two jn the fjrst ^
second-half touchdowns and held on for a 19- from one yai
17 victory over the University of Tennessee by Brian Bui
junior varsity squad. led 7-0.
The Gamecocks outgained the Volunteers Tennessee
in total offense ? 331 yards to 147 ? but a second q
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Perrone Jones led the Gamecocks' ground
attack with 72 yards, followed by Ricky Following!
Duncan with 65. Quarterback Allen Mitchell Ford, Baker
completed eight of 18 passes for 104 yards. &oal attemp
Jones also passed twice, completing one for remaining to
17 yards and a touchdown. 'eac^After
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defensive Gamecock effort with nine scoring with
tackles. He was followed by Hay Lamb, quarter on a
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Pagan later intercepted a pass near the Sims goal line in ~~
the final quarter, and Kelley Newman threw Pagan a pass
for her second score of the evening.
Lisa Blackford ran the conversion and scored the final
touchdown on an interception return of 25 yards.
INTRAMURAL NOTES....
Entry deadline for men's, women's and co-rec volleyball is
Thursday. There will be a volleyball officials meeting Oct. 11
at 5 p.m., and a coaches and officials meeting Oct. 13 at 5
p.m. Play begins Sunday, Oct. 17.
A BODY-BUILDING Instructional Clinic will be held
tomorrow, Oct. 13, Oct. 21 and Oct. 28. All clinics begin at 6:30
p.m. Tomorrow's clinic will meet in room 111 of the Blatt
Physical Education Center.
A VOLLEYBALL Instructional Clinic will be held Oct. 12 at
u.ou y.iu. in oym juo ai me man fnysical Education Center.
Instruction will be provided by the USC volleyball team. 1
AN INTRAMURAL Managers' Meeting will be held
Thursday at 4 p.m.
THE ISLANDERS, one of the leaders in floor hockey
competition, picked up a crucial victory Sunday night,
defeating Columbia Hall 6-5.
Team scoring was lead by captain Vince Oswald, who
guided the puck into the nets for all of the Islander goals.
The Mother Puckers remain undefeated with a victory
over Yankee Pipeline 8-4. MBA captured a big win over
Merville 10-3.
The Ping Pongs picked up 2 goals in overtime to defeat
Pucked-Up 6-4, and the Task Force picked up a 15-4 win over
the Genisee Brewing Company.
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)r*s opportunities," Berson has said.
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the College of Charleston After playing C emson a12 p.rr
at4nm at the Grave the Graveyard, USC will take
nationally sixth-ranked from intercollegiate play. Clei
time Atlantic Coast Conference (
xiks will look for their fourth ^?"' gam?e
season against the staters,
2-2-1 for the year. USC's r^'le Gamecocks will con
ihutout came last Sunday as homestand against Duke 0<
I The Citadel 3-0 at the Georgia Southern Oct. 20.
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re advantage of our offensive Erskine, 7-3.
Tennessee Volunteers
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e. point gave Tennessee a 17-7 lead
ened the scoring with 5:18 left The Gamecocks began theii
jarter when Willie Hill scored 4:15 left in the third quarter w
d out. The extra point attempt scored on a three-yard run. The
ns was successful and Carolina failed, but Tennessee's lead was
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tied the score with 14:15 left in came with 7:18 remaining in th<
larter on a 30-yard touchdown 17-yard halfback pass from Jom
jarterback Tony Robinson to Ladd Fletcher. The extra po
;r Tim McGee. Tim Baker failed, but Carolina led 19-17 anc
ra point. the victory.
n interception by the Vols' Jeff An interception by USC's
succeeded on a 37 yard field Cutcheon and the drive that f<
t with only eight seconds time off the clock and thwarted
?ive-TennesSee a 10-7 halftime for a Volunteer comeback.
USC's junior varsity football
ard kickoff return by Stephen on the season. Its next game is a
>ssee opened the second-half 25 against Tennessee Military Ir
11:46 remaining in the third game will be played in Wil
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MEN
1. Sigma Chi (3-0) defeated Delta Upsilon 19-0.
2. Kappa Alpha (3-0) defeated Pi Kappa Alpha 6-0.
3. Sigma Nu (2-0) defeated Chi Psi 6-0.
4.Sigma Alpha Epsilon (2-0) defeated Lambda Chi
Alpha 14-7.
5. Columbia Hall I (3-0) defeated Jerry's Kids 24-19.
6. Zeta Beta Tau (3-0) defeated Phi Kappa Psi 19-0.
7. Douglas Avengers (3-0) defeated Thornwell 13-6.
8. Crazy Zack's (1-1) lost to Air Force ROTC 0-12.
9. America's Team (2-1) lost to Landsharks 0-6.
0. Coo! (3-0) defeated Shistosomiasis by forfeit.
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2. Hung Jury (3-0) defeated Kappa Delta 6-0.
3. Delta Zeta (3-0) defeated Kappa Kappa Gamma 60.
4. Kappa Kappa Gamma (2-1) lost to Delta Zeta 0-6.
5. Tri Delta (2-1) defeated Zeta Tau Alpha 28-0.
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From Staff Reports
i. Sunday at
a week off T"e Lady Gamecocks came close to
nson nine- sweeping sixth-ranked Indiana Sunday in
Champion is finals ?f the Carolina Invitational
women's tennis tournament.
H fh . USC won all single's matches, and all
"t 17 and but ?ne double's match to beat Indiana.
In single's matches Sunday, USC's
Laura Bernstein defeated Heather
; scheduled Crowe 7-6,3-6,6-4.
Johnna Chafin downed Jenny Snyder 36,
7-5, 6-3; Amy Kneale took Anne Hutoil,
ahead of chins 6-1, 6-7, 6-2; and Katie Hargarten
tie 7-1 Tigers straight-setted Courtney Gebhart 6-4,6-4.
ord, 5-2; and USC advanced to the finals of the threeday
tournament when they edged archrival
Clemson 5-4 Saturday.
IN other Saturday games, Indiana beat
Florida State 7-4, Georgia nicked South
ker's extra Florida 5-4, and North Carolina
slaughtered Duke 8-1.
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iaii^ vviui Bernstein straight-setted Clemson's
nen Duncan Jane poreman 6_3) 6.3 jn Saturday's
i extra point semifinals, while Gigi Fernandez beat
cut to 17-13. Chaflin6-l,6-3.
touchdown Ellen Oxreider defeated Lady Tiger
3 game on a Jody Trucks 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, and Lisa Bobby
is to flanker downed Otto 4-6,6-2,6-2.
int attempt Kneale beat Jennifer Hirsch 6-0, 6-2,
i held on for and Hargarten defeated Laurie Miller 26,
6-3,7-6.
Kevin Mc- In semifinals doubles' competition, the
ollowed ran Tiger duo of Foreman and Fernandez
any chance downed Carolina's Bernstein and Jill
Hausler 6-1, 7-5, and Trucks and Bobby
beat Oxreider and Otto 6-4,6-1.
team is 2-0
12 p.m. Oct. BUT USC's Kneale and Chafin straightistitute.
The setted Hirsch and Jane Neville to notch
liams-Brice the win for the Lady Gamecocks and
send them to the finals against Indiana.