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I Volleyball team fi
I By Donna Rowsll <<
USC's women's volleyball team closed out w
its season with a win over Francis Marion
College Wednesday night, ending USC's *r
regular season with a 13-25 record. J1
I The Lady Gamecocks started out by
winning their first three matches and q
finishing second in the UNC-Asheville In- c.
vitational tournament Sept. 10, but then they
lost eieht straight matches, including n loss
I to archrival Clemson Sept. 21. S|
They brought their record to 8-9 during the ni
Carolina Classic Oct. 1 and 2, but that was
the closest thev came to the .500 mark
I After the Classic, the Lady Gamecocks b
lost 16 of their last 20 matches, giving them t<
a 12-25 record going into the final match. tl
"We are a vounc team, and wp maHp a lr?f u
I of mistakes," USC Coach Terrie Drake said.
Drake pointed out that of the 25 matches s
lost, 11 were lost in overtime. o
"But the bottom line is winning," she said, s
Basketball team to
I From Staff and Wire Reports
South Carolina's men's basketball team
goes on display in an exhibition game
Wednesday night against the Marathon Oil t
Amateur Athletic Union team. r
I Tip-off is 7:30 p.m. at Carolina Coliseum.
Student tickets will be distributed in the I
Russell House lobby Wednesday from 8 a.m.
to 4p.m. Non-student tickets cost $1. t
This is the second consecutive year the j
Gamecocks have met Marathon Oil, a fourtime
AAU national champion. Last year,
South Carolina edged out a 93-89 victory
wilii uaiauceu scoring as Jimmy tiawmorne '
had 14 points, Brad Jergenson and Kenny
Holmes 11 each, Mike Brittain and Duane '
Kendall 10, and eight each for Kevin Darmody
and Gerald Peacock. 1
1
I BRIAN BARKER has signed a tennis 4
grant-in-aid for the 1983-84 academic year,
USC men's tennis Coach Ron Smarr an- I
nounced. i
Barker, a 17-year-old No. 1 player for St. 1
Joseph High School in Trumbull, Conn., has 1
won three consecutive state championships j
in the "M" Division (medium-sized schools) i
and the State Open Championship in 1982. s
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SOUTH KOREAN LIGHTWEIGHT Duk
Koo Kim was described as "just about ^
dead" Saturday night by a neurologist who
operated on him after he was knocked un- <
conscious in a fight with World Boxing
Association lightweight champion Ray j
4 'Boom Boom'' Mancini. 1
"There are no signs of any brain func- ]
tion " Dr T zinnip Hnmmararpn caiH aftpr r
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and it's our job to get these matches in the
in column.
"Overall, I feel that the players have
nprovea in am ineir skills," she said. "We
ist have to work hard and get ready for
ext year."
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juie umy piayer me team will lose is
loria Mack, a graduating senior and team
aptain.
"Gloria is a natural athlete," Drake said.
She is a fin?? human hoind onrl
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sirit to the team. We'll all miss her."
The Lady Gamecocks will return with
ine lettermen next year.
During the off season, these players will
e able to gain experience by forming a
jam and playing in a league sponsored by
le U.S. Volleyball Association. They will
lay in regional tournaments held on
weekends.
Drake is now recruiting for next year. She
aid she is looking closely at four players,
ne each from Canada, Georgia, Pennylvania
and Indiana.
piay exnmiiion
sports briefs
he nearlv three-hour sureerv "There arp
io reflexes, no movement, nothing."
Hammargren said there was no hope for
Pirn's survival.
"What little there is left (of brain funcir>n
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ie said. "The pressure in his head will go up
md up and that will be it."
Hammargren said there was a large blood
clot on the right side of Kim's brain. He said
he did not know whether the blood clot was
caused by a culmination of blows or by two
vicious shots to the head that knocked the
South Korean out at the beginning of the 14th
round.
Hammargren said Kim was being kept
alive by life support machines.
A nowcrful lpft-ritfht rnmhinntinn hv
Vlancini to open the 14th round sent the topranked
challenger sprawling on the canvas
beneath the rones in the nationally televised
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:ight. He staggered to his feet, but fell again
and was unconscious as referee Richard
3reen moved in to stop the fight at 19
seconds of the round.
THE AUGUSTA NATIONAL Golf Club
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rournament to use only caddies from the
;lub staff, the club has announced.
r or me nrst ume since tne Masters began
,n 1934, golfers in the 1983 tournament will
oe permitted to use their own caddies, Hord
Hardin, chairman of the club's Masters
rournament Committee, said Thursday.
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