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By Mike Hermann
Clemfcon University sco
beat USC's soccer team
ternoon.
After a scoreless first h
into the second half.
Sophomore John Lee,
England, scored on a le
deflected by Gamecock
Igwebuike was credited wi
Later, with 22:37 rema:
scored on a shot from abou
CLEMSON OUTSHOT tl
corner kicks, five saves a
and 16 fouls.
The two teams locked i
half.
The Tigers had seven sh?
during the first half, but ne
The Gamecocks had a pa
USC came close to scorir
Mike Devine.However, Cle
two saves to stop the Game
DEVINE'S FIRST chanc
the right of Swanner, but t
stop.
Later, Devine had anoth
Swanner, but the 6-2, 180-pc
v the threat.
Swanner,who transfern
year and had to sit out the
coach with his fine perfoms
"He is certainly a very i
the best goalie that Clems<
I.M Ibrahim.
Clemson put a lot of pres
defense, led by senior capt
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Chicago Cubs pitcher Ra
Raines watches in Saturdi
Cubs pitc
satisfied
By Buddy Horres
Strike.
The word still touches
many professional bas
although the dispute I
league baseball's mai
players was settled moi
ago.
Handy Martz, a startinj
Chicago Cubs and a 1977
was back in Columbia
Alurnni Game this week
about the strike and how
the game of baseball.
"The strike was a t
everyone," Martz said,
anybody wanted it to hap]
In any type of labi
confrontation, animosit
* Martz said. And with tha
said, tension and pressur
the players' performance
ALTHOUGH MARTZ,
strike took some enthusis
players last season, he
everything has returned t
"It takes a lot of pre*
knowing we can't stril
everything settled with
Martzsaid.
One of the main cor
players and managemen
year's fans would react
Martz said.
"We had a good seas*
knew we weren't going to i
came out (to the games),'
tirsues to domina
ers rail)
red a pair of second-half goals to
2-0 at the Graveyard Sunday aflalf,
the Tigers scored 27 seconds
a native of Wolverhampton,
ft _f A/\t oH chnt
iv ivvwu onui mai waa tidilj
goalie Glen Thompson. Donald
th an assist on the play.
ining to play, Adubarie Otorubio
140 yards out.
le Gamecocks 16 to 13, and had 15
nd 20 fouls. Carolina had 13 shots
nto a defensive battle in the first
ts on goal and seven corner kicks
ver found the back of the net.
ir of corner kicks and five shots,
ig twice, with both shots coming by
mson goalie Jamie Swanner made
cocks.
\c came off a right-footed volley to
he junior from St. Louis made the
er right-footed shot to the right of
Hinder made a diving catch to stop
3d from Indiana University last
1981 seson, impressed Clemson's
ince.
talented goalkeeper, and perhaps
on ever had,"said Clemson coach
sure on the USC' squad, but USC's
ains Eric Hawkes, a 5-11 native of
ft > tTLMPpK^ ~
'"v"
ndy Martz prepares to throw to a U
ly's alumni baseball game.
:her Randy l\l
with 11-10
Despite a sh
a ? . . out of action
a?'e"der ,sP?l ,n managed to c
.eball players, of his best as a
)etween major
nagement and ... a ,
re than a year
i pitcher for the ^t^Mar
use graduate, hatfwav throi
for the use baeSone T
end and talked back strong !
' it has affected MAKTZ SAI
, tl_. , going back t<
ough thing for starting the s<
I don t think pick up where
3en- season."
Dr-mnnafpmpnt
V will linger Concerning
it animosity, he feels the team
e usually affect a 90UP.e ?.
s going to imp
performance,
agreed that the Martz credil
ism out of some staff at USC fo
1 said he feels major leagues
onormal. "Coach Jun<
jsure off of us. He gave me tl
<e and having said,
management," Playing at
exposure to t
icerns of both which increas
it was how this being drafted,
to the strike, "Basically,
because of the
an. The people see you becai
strike, and they good team i
' he said. schedule. It's e
te Carolina socc
Mi^ec
mm - " ip
: 9 -_3T"
USC's Mike Devine (2) and an
locate the ball (lower right) in y
Ellicott, Md., and Devine, a 5-9
Tigers from scoring any more.
THE GAMECOCKS, now 6-3-1
the No. 1 Duke University Bli
Graveyard next Sunday.
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liffill ;
Photo by Win McNamee
SC batter as June *
lartz '
JC
rpnnrrf 1
a M
?
oulder injury that kept him r
for five weeks, Martz still j
ompile a 11-10 record, one (
professional.
aretty good season. I won
than 1 ever had (as a
and I had a winning g
tz said. k,I had the injury
lgh the year, and I came |
hat's the main thing."
II) he is looking forward to
} Chicago next year and
sason well. "I just want to , I
1 left off at the end of this
3
the Cubs. Martz said he
needs a center fielder and
ood pitchers if Chicago is
>rove from this season's
ted the excellent coaching
r some of his success in the
%
e Raines helped me a lot. %
le chance to play," Martz $
$
A
USC gives players more *
he major league scouts, |
;es a player's cha^e of ? |
Martz said.
here you get notoriety
! scnooi. i he scouts get to ?
lse the Gamecocks are a
ind they play a tough
i tradition here."
er team
JJ
unidentified Clemson pleyer kii
Bsterday's USCCIemson soccer
product of St. Louis, kept the
, have a week to prepare for
le Devils, who come to the
Baseball tear
By Kathleen O'Donnell
Several former USC base
returned to Sarge Frye Fu
afternoon for the annual Alum
fell to the 1983 Carolina baseba
The alumni lineup included 1
the Chiracn C!nhc' nrO
past season; pitchers Jeff
Dennis Lubert; Bobby Kish of
Cardinals organization ; Bill Li
Cincinnati Reds franchise;
Carraway of the Clevela
urganiation.
Martz, starting pitcher for
lad a 14-0 record for the Game
tie was named Academic All-A
Sporting News All-American in
veil as Collegiate Player of t
Decame the 11th player to be
professional draft.
The alumni rallied to gain fi\
ast three innings to make an ol
sided game competitive.
The current Gamecock squac
similar to last year's, with the
he pitching staff.
(JSC lost two pitchers to gr<
mother to the professional drat'
With Mark Calvert the c
eturning pitcher in the regu
lead Baseball Coach June R
construct a new starting pitchin
||ggp v |f
I
immi :? jjI
SHkra
Jeff Swindell slides into hen
won the contest 10-6.
If to be
ck in vain, but Chris Heidelbi
game won by the Tigers 2-0.
The Tigers will be host ol
nament Friday through Sund
The loss was the sixth agaii
soccer history.
n tops form*
Gary Par
;ball players sfer, is a g(
3ld Saturday ching rotatic
ni Game, but Parmente
11 team 10-6. All-America
ttandy Martz, playing for
g pitcher this which won
Twitty and championsh
the St. Louis Other pitc
tndrum of the were senior
and Rod Reed; fresh
nd Indians transfer I
Richardson,
the alumni, Raines sa
cocks in 1977. We've been
impriran anH had 10 to 1
that year, as working on
he Year. He they'll do to
picked in the depth when 1
we should be
'e runs in the "There ar
therwise one- college playe
fallscrimma
1 had a lineup Raines is
exception of coaching the
his career at
aduation and players sign j
t. Martz, L
>nly regular established
lar rotation, regulars in 1
aines has to the Kansas (
ig staff. championshi]
10 plate in Saturday's alumni
>
atUSC
i
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Photo by Chip Lowell
jrger (7) is the first to
' the Clemson Invitational tourlay.
nst the Tigers for USC in its brief
jrGamecocks
menter, a junior college tranx>d
bet to join the starting pit- j
)n. I
r was named to the first-team 1
, Junior College squad while
Middle Georgia Junior College,
the junior college national
ip last year with a 53-3 record.
hers who saw action in the game
Mike Werner; freshman Casey
man Mike Cook; junior college
lobert Coker; and Roger
id. "Fall nrartir>PQ w^nt w/oii
training five weeks and have
2 scrimmage games. We are
our pitching staff, seeing how j
day, and this fall will give us
we need it in the spring. I think <!
OK." j
e many freshmen and junior |
irs who have seen action in the j
ge games," Raines said. j
starting his seventh season
Gamecock baseball squad. In
; Carolina he has seen 16 USC
3rofessional contracts.
ynch and Mookie Wilson
themselves as major league
981. Twitty was a member of
Zity Royals American League
p team 01 1980.
Pholo by Win McNamei
game. The Gamecocks