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USC's Gwen Lynch drives around
scored 16 points as the Lady Game
Carolina la
Assnciatnri Prase
Among the 28 football players s
are a former pro baseball player,
and five from junior colleges.
Rick Sofield, 26, who played for
signed Wednesday. The 6-2, 185-p
terback at Morristown High Scl
professional career.
Two 6-4 Kingstree High School st
Bingham, a 280-pound defensive lii
a ziu-pouna linebacker. Leroy ]
quarterback and defensive back
was the third South Carolinian. I
linebacker from Hillcrest of Simps
4, 270-pound offensive lineman fr<
High School also signed.
USC's men, w
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against North Carolina. The Lady Ga
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The junior collegians were Mike He
, 190-pound quarterback at Mesa
huck Hope of Groton, Conn., a 6-4
om Mitchell Junior College; Bel ton
alif., a 6-3, 230-pound defensive ba<
ollege; Rick Rabune of LaPalma, (
efensive back from Cerritas Junior (
f South San Francisco, Calif., a 6-2,1!
lateo Junior College.
The other prep players were:
-Jerry Dunlap of Lorain, Ohio, a S
ack from Admiral King.
-Carl Hill of Memphis, Tenn., a 6
ack from Whitehaven.
-Greg Philpot of Largo, Fla., a 6
ack.
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From Staff Repo
North Carolina
Wednesday at t
The team's
Alabama early
The men m
pMBBII. knocked off the
before rallying
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Photo by Uum Ferguson proved its reCOI
Inesdey's meet "fn*
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sad coach says
Evelyn Johnsor
A/nn't hurt I ari
? -w ?i m %i Bern
hnny Boggs
pite dismissing honorable mention
merican Evelyn Johnson, USC
;n's Basketball Head Coach Terry
is confident the Lady Gamecocks can
vith their latest string of misfortunes.
nson, a native of Lansing, Mich., was
rom the team Wednesday for what
called "a lack of willingness to give
effort and hustle in oractirp and in
play as well."
i Lady Gamecocks, 10-8, were ranked
i preseason.
C lost sophomore Brantley Southers to
lee injury, and freshman Michelle
las left the team because of an injury
o concentrate on academics.
e seemed to have fallen into some bad
>vith injuries and all," Kelly said, "but
eve we will get better down the road. I
hink we have a good season left in us.
eel we have players on the squad right
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vno iaii unaer ana accept uie role and
ome in and do what is meant for them
and give 100 percent. ]
think we'll be a little short as far as :
i is concerned, but I think we will make
up with some hustle and aggressive i
ishman guard Gwen Lynch, who has *
limited action as a reserve player, will <
ce Johnson. Kelly said he believes
ks among 28
>1(1 of Tempe, Ariz., a 6- -Robert Radfo
Community College; fensivelineman.
,, 280-pound linebacker ^ k Daniel?
i Edwards of Oakland,
ik from Merritt Junior
Zalif., a 5-10, 175-pound T(>dd Fennell
College; and Gary Ryan terback.
90-pound back from San -Mark Hardy
running back. I
career to rank a
>-10, 170-pound running history.
-Chris Major c
-3, 190-pound defensive back.
-David Poinse
-0, 170-pound defensive fensive lineman.
uuecucKs iranea m-di si|i8
with three first places
i in the remaining four ^
0-yard freestyle relay M
cord of 3:28.66, which
inell, Colleen Collins,
u and Shelley Cramer
[) free relay, which IMP -'lllilfc
nen's meet. Collins set pST
1 of 1:51.26 in the 200- SL. ^Jl
and O'Donnell won the
t iMviviiui vv/nv/gici
liton competition.
meet, Jim Lee won the
ard freestyles, Chris
Gentry won the 1- and ^ m
ivents. Going as
le won the 200-yard s
} tne men's team im- "? ????? p?
d to 8-4. dur,n9 th0 11
re participating in the Wrestling Club
ercollegiate Cham- results will not I
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Evelyn Johnson
Lynch will be able to handle the pressure of
starting.
"Gwen is a very mature freshman," Kelly
said. "I think it will be curious to see how
she handles it, though I think she is up to it."
Johnson got off to a slow start after
recovering from spring and summer knee
surgery. Kelly said Johnson's slow start
'might have been" a reason for her bad
attitude.
"I said might have been," he said, "but
lot necessarily. I don't know if that question
:an be answered, to be honest about it."
San 'fi*mDrnrl(?' nana Id
signees
rd of Steadman, N.C., a 6-3, 260-pound of?of
Valdosta, Ga., a 6-4, 210-pound defensive
of Vero Beach, Fla., a 6-1, 185-pound quar
of Tarpon Springs, Fla., 5-10, 175-pound
lardy gained more than 4,000 yards in his
s the second-leading rusher in Florida prep
?f Valdosta, Ga., a 5-10, 175-pound defensive
tt of Plantation, Fla., a 6-5, 230-pound of
See 'Recruits,' page 14
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spares to throw his opponent to the mat
itramural wrestling tournament. USC's
unofficially won the tournament, althouoh
tie final until next week.