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USC midfielder David Bu
with three assists in a gar
College of Charleston.
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lack of inl
(AP) - The U.S. Olyrn
"Petticoat Paul Revere
tough to awaken the
growing importance of v
"I called one big city :
up an interview," sai<
Nugent, the trail bosi
country drive, "and
brushoff. 'We only wri
stuff on this paper,' the e
"A columnist on anotl
one of country's most
me: 'I've done my qi
athletes for this month,
do something in three or
Nugent serves as tra1
mother, secretary and
one of the most interestii
sports ? a two-year, 60-c
former Olympic athlete!
women's image in
movement.
Their purpose ?
possible medium, ra
newspapers and even pi
to encourage young wo
Sophomore c
By Donnis Switzer
For starting USC quartc
oviucuuilg lit' UUCM1 i wain
The sophomore signal
business degree last yeai
department. That, too, is li
"I sort of change aroun<
Bradshaw said.
He did admit some worr
said he realizes it's not too
"I'm just glad I don't hs
I've got three more years
hof A /\ r*
"?n- w; a suniui anu nui
0,180 pound Spartanburg n
Bradshaw's main concer
Carolina's football team.
Bradshaw said he believ(
season, although their reco
"I still feel like we've go
Bradshaw said. "We're g(
have an awfully good seaso
Bradshaw's performance
Duke, Georgia and Cincinn
Adaincf Hnlrn Dt?a/lcilini
ii^uiuot jl^uivv;, jlji auona
pleted 15 of 28 attempts, b
Georgia his statistics were
on 11 attempts for 49 yards
Bradshaw did not throw ?
irst soccer win against 1
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ulH
L.llBiPi SSI
Photo hy Laura WHind
rr (8) set a school record
ne Wednesday against
ipic Committe
terest in womi
ipic Committee's get interested
s" are finding it ticularly those <
country to the and to soup up c<
/omen's sports. "The inclinati
newspaper to set of the emphasis
1 vivacious Peg gals," Nugent i
5 of the cross- everybody that
I got a quick as attractive a
te about macho men's. It isn't et
ditorsaid. The project ii
ler major paper, Cola Corp. at ai
prestigious, told thousands of d
uota on women blessing of the U
I'll be happy to Nugent works
fourweeks."' for one of the tx
ve\ agent, house relations firms
comptroller for base,
tie enterorises in hac cnrrm
:ity tour by three attractive and p
5 to promote the who packed th<
the Olympic husbands, "We'
Games in Los Ar
through every They preach a
dio, television, sin for a lady t
iblic clinics ? is trend is towai
men athletes to woman.
luarterback Bradsh
. g
irback Rill RraHshau; thp future ic
to worry about today. g
l-caller was working toward a
\ but now he's in the psychology tl
kely to change, he said. y;
i, get a little taste of everything," tv
ies about his future, however, and o!
early to start planning for it. b;
ive to worry about that right now.
; (to complete a degree). I would B
know what I'm going to do," the 6- If
ativesaid. tli
n now, however, is his position on
rn
?s the Gamecocks can have a good te
...I ; r. ? <?
1 VI Id 0-4.
t a lot of character on our team," to
)ing to bounce back. We can still Bi
n."
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cl
es in the past three games against
ati have not been his best. sa
w threw for 165 yards and comut
was intercepted twice. Against
( worse; he completed five passes w
with one interception. G
t touchdown pass in either game. w
"igers
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ce sixth- n
By Johnny Boggs
After four consecutive shutout
team faces its toughest opponc
Clemson University Tigers invade
The Tigers are ranked sixth in
loss coming against top-ranked D
Carolina is ranked fifth in the Sc
record after Wednesday's 7-0
Charleston.
USC Head Soccer Coach Mark I
another traditional Carolina-Clen
Clemson owns a perfect reco
soccer team, but all the games,
year's 5-1 Tiger win, were won by
it! mi w m. t 1 a 4? * - *
i i miMv ix)iii teams are pJ
Berson said. "Clemson was pre\
and now are number six in the
matched as very decided underdo
Berson said the homefield sil
Gamecocks an edge.
"There's no question about that
support all year at home from our
our team with a good vocal folh
team.
"Our kids are ready to play," ]
some tremendously talented indi
deserved of the number six rankir
"It will be a gigantic challenge
home crowd," Berson said.
I act vi? *n n ' * m
unoi icitin, v/iciiidua anu ua
tie going into the second half. 1
goals in the second half to whip the
"That was the only game agj
down to the wire," Berson recall
was severely shaken, but we still f
"This year our players come ii
physically, and hopefully we will t
ForCarolina to earn its first w
upstate rival, Berson said "I thinl
ie notes t
;n's sports) -
ni
in various sports, par- W
:>n the Olympic program, bommunity
support. c(
on has been to give most th
to the guys and forget the
said. "We want to show g?
women's sports are just in
nd as important as the Cj
isy." G;
5 underwritten by Coca- in
i expense of hundreds of ta
lollars and carries the th
.S. Olympic Committee.
as an account
ga
Dttling company's public
in Atlanta, the home jc
be
mided herself with three pi,
ersuasive ex-Olympians,
;ir bags and told their
11 see you after the 1964 in
igeles." th
single gospel: it isn't a T\
d develop muscles. The Bi
*d the fresh, outdoor L<
Li
aw not worried
Against Cincinnati, Bradshaw
oing 0 for 4 in passing.
"Hopefully I'm learning from
oing to get better," he said.
Senior reserve quarterback Goi
le Georgia game in the fourth q
ards, completing 10 of 16 passes
vo touchdowns.
"He (Beckham) pushes me, and
'hor Kottor I ?' 41?*
MVUVI . A ci11iiiv it a guuu iriai
all, he can come in. He did a great
Switching his thoughts back 1
radshaw said a career in professi
I ever got the opportunity, I'd
lat'sa long way away."
Bradshaw said football and aci
uch spare time, but when they d<
nnis. Still, he said free time is ran
"It seems like whenever you hav
* study, because you don't get a
raHchau/ cniH
Recruited by large Southern
lemson, Georgia, Vanderbilt and
lose USC because he liked the coa<
"I would never change where I a
ii(l.
Bradshaw said he is satisfied v
orried about the future. With tv
aitiecock quarterback, the future
hether he wants to look toward it o
' * At' v '
anked Cli
wins, the Gamecock soccer
;nt of the year when the
i the Graveyard Sunday,
the nation, with their only
like University 1-0 Sept. 26.
oitheast region with a 6-2-1
win over the College of
Person said he is looking for
ison battle.
rd against the Gamecock
with the exception of last
one point.
laying well at this time,"
iously ranked number one
nation. I think we will be
gsin the game."
te definitely will give the
," he said. "We've had good
fans. When they get behind
wing, it adds a lot to our
Berson said. "Clemson has
viduals and they are justly
ig in the country.
for our team bolstered by a
C were deadlocked in a 1-1
^he Tigers rallied for four
5 Gamecocks.
linst Clemson that wasn't
led. "Last year, our lineup
ought courageously.
ito the game a little better
>e prepared."
rin in five tries against its
c we will just have to scrap.
Uumni gam
If Sammy Fretwell
October usually conjures th
ehts. rhan^ino Ipjiupc fnr
orld Series. For those who f
iseball, thoughts also mi(
intest that is becoming a UJ
e alumni baseball game.
Since its inception three >
ime has drawn a few fai
iportantly, it has mat
irolina baseball players a(
amecocks. This year is no e>
lpressive lineup of forme
kes to the diamond SaturHa
e Roost.
"We decided several yeai
ime like this would be a goo
> fall practice," USC as:
thnny Hunton said. "It ad<
(cause there are quite a f?
ayers who come back for the
This year's group of pronr
eludes pitchers Randy Mai
e Chicago Cubs this past
vitty and Dennis Lubert, c
*aves organization; Bobby
mis Cardinals farm team
indrum, of the Cincinnati Rc
about future
continued this natfprn
* ?
these mistakes, and I'm
'don Beckham came into
uarter and racked up 138
with one interception and
I push him. We make each
t if we aren't moving the
job against Georgia.''
:o the "distant" future,
onal football is "a dream,
love to give it a try. But
idemics don't leave him
o he likes to play golf and
e in his schedule.
e free time now, you have
whole lot of free time,"
universities, including
USC, Bradshaw said he
:hes and players.
m now, for anything," he
vith the present and unl/O
VPflr? romoininrl ?
. _ J ?.V..IU1IU1I5 ao rt
looks promising for him,
>r not.
emson Si
We will have to take advan
when we have to. Historic
problem."
But the Gamecocks past ,
They have scored 25 points i
the defense has been playing
"THIS IS a gigantic chal
looking forward to it. Our dt
our offense has been creati
tly," he added.
After Sunday's Clemson g,
off before playing Duke at th
"These next two games
make the NCAA playoffs,"
have them both at the Grave
In Wednesday afternoor
Charleston Cougars, David
assists in a game with three
Eric Hawkes, Chris Heide
goal during the first half, w
at the 34:52 mark.
IN THE second half, Mil
David Goodchild found th
assisting Goodchild.
Burr got his final assist
Menhart with less than three
and Menhart scored to give t
The Clemson Tigers also v
International 5-0 at Clemson.
Game time Sunday is 2 i
Droaacast tne game live stai
broadcast the Diike matchu
game Nov. 7.
e becoming
infielder Ro
Indians orga
oughts of crisp Other play
>tball and the are infielder:
ollow Carolina USC standou
?ht turn to a Tom Williair
5C tradition ? 1978 first
Marquardt, <
roarc o rtA ^
u y ciio junn VjrciniDr
lis. But more pitcher Marti
ched former The curn
gainst current "really excil
iception, as an said. "Most
r Gamecocks pro ball, and
y afternoon at it up with s
professional 1
s ago that a Fall practi
d way to wind well, Head Cc
sistant coach "I'm very
is excitement has turned 01
ew prominent games with *
igame." hit the ball a
have seen, bu
.inent players hesaid.
ptz, 11-10 with Raines sail
season; Jeff cemed about
>f the Atlanta prove(jf "We
f Wich o c* r
member; Bill ' think we she
;ds chain; and Game time
Quarterback Bill Bradshaw
running back Carl West in Ca
against the Richmond Spider:
I.
jnuay
tage of our opponents' mistakes
ally, that has been our biggest
Four games have been shutouts,
n those contests, and Berson said
; well.
lenge for our team, and we are
ifense has been playing well and
ing scoring opportunities recename,
the Gamecocks take a week
ic Vjiavcj'diu UL'l. I/.
are the ones we have to win to
Berson said. "We're thankful to
yard."
i's blanking of the College of
Burr set a school record for most '
lberger and Burr each found the
ith Burr assisting Hawkes' score
Ice Menhart, Steve Presing and
e back of the net, with Burr
of the day when he passed to
i minutes remaining in the game,
he Gamecocks a 7-0 win.
von Wednesday, beating Florida
a.m., and WUSC-FM radio will
ting at 1:55 p.m. W'USC also will
p Oct. 17 and the Georgia State
fall tradition
i Carraway, of the Cleveland
nization.
ers to be in uniform Saturday
5 Bart Murphy, Jeff Grantz (a
t in both football and baseball),
is, Bob Kleinknecht, Jim Curl,
team Ail-American John
mtfielders Chuck MeLean and
ell, catcher Keith Taylor and
in Small.
int Gamecock players are
;ed about the game," Hunton
of them have expectations of
when they get a chance to mix
ome of the guys who are in
3aseball they really enjoy it."
ce for the 1983 team has tone
>ach June Raines said.
pleased with the way practice
it. We've had a few scrimmage
Jther schools where we didn't
s well as I would have liked to
it overall we've been all right,"
d the only area he was conwas
pitching, but it has imwon't
be as overpowering, but
>uld be OK for the spring."
is 2 p.m. at Sarge Frye Field.
BbJPsM I
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dumps a short pass to
rolina's Sept. 11 game