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.sports Travels toWa Carolina VW^jJU. >5^..^?:i i/^SSyva*^ ?^^*^2 [/ JHjjH*?K^*A^->. \ ^KMHiMwBk P; y USC's Harnlri Martin nil t/irninin Tan ? ? _ v w ii gmiH uw basketball as Carolina forward Kenny Hoi advance to the third round of the National Gamecocks | i^By Jeff Rogers USC's baseball team scored eight runs in the seventh inning to blow out J Newberry 15-5 at Sarge Frye Field yesterday. The win improved the Gamecocks' | record to 12-4 for the year, while Newberry fell to 5-11. Carolina scored in the first inning on Harvey Heise's three-run homer |j over the left-field fence. |# NEWBERRY'S MARTY Shealy | followed Heise in the third inning with a solo homer. Two other USC homers. a inree-run effort by Chris Boyle and a two-run shot by John Sullivan, were also over the left-field fence. "With that wind blowing toward left field, I told the team if they got it out n v | Itiy&l 1 & iiiiiiali * v *N S 0 0 0 W UmfcwfrM * 0 2. 0 N : . .. ^ <<t" % ^ | fiSBhr ^ ^V * * ' 'tM k .'. 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A catcher in his playing days, Raines said he understood Boyles' mistakes at the position. "I'D RATHEK see aggressive errors like that than passive errors," he said. According to team captain Sullivan, the Gamecocks are hitting the bail better than in their previous games. "We just haven't been hitting," BSC ;v;.'M $iff S t 2 1 - s $17 : 1 1 0 0 M<? 0 JJ Q 0 ?c -I %mk-M gfttoM Mi -v &v ; ';,j;-/* %# > *: < ;-:1viS'A *ivfcc mfe- !, - v h *-; IS ; jM?m?#tf|%4M*,>= &\WM :0 mmmmsmmuM- * * ?MH f* ' ? 5 ? f< ' 1 feSi2c-'^ ; : ; " *,: " -<;, ' ? ?.?,*rtV ? * ?. * J**- k. ?? *.*V; V * *.-* wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmm row 18 win r I By Johnny Boggs Monday night's Tech may not basketball game, Coach Bill Foster' "It wasn't a cl; you shoot 43 percc you have to be pl? Carolina's second Invitational Toi Coliseum. The Ga from the floor and line. "It wasn't a prel defense and our 1 win. Something ke HOST TEAM foi TTQP trotr/vlo Pw Swuv/ ua?cio IV VJT11 to meet Wake Fo Vanderbilt Monda The last time Ci Deacons was in th Gamecocks beat 1 73. USC won the > Tournament and j Collegiate Athlet where the Gamec in the opening roui The two wins rm USC's men's bask consecutive postsi ^ said he wants his t< # " "We are coing I * ' many games as v. point, you tend tc start looking to ^vfinal sites at Madis -if: %: "* HM " WE * VE GOT a In Monday's gai from behind midw HR the lead at the 8:03 After trailing by eight unanswered nday to from Gerald Pea< 21-20. rry 15-5 Sullivan said. "Some of us w too hard and were anxioi plate. It feels good to score I runs." Mark Calvert picked up tl USC, raising his record t Taylor and Robby Coker con three innings in relief work. "CALVERT STARTED < well at first," Raines si planned to go with him for si I thought that Taylor and C< good job. They both haven'l great deal and needed the wc The Gamecocks face Ten 7:30 p.m. tonight at home. Carolina's play was in< during its spring break r resulting in a 3-2 record for Raines said. USC lost to Georgia Tech first road game, despite a 2 the fourth inning. LARRY PRICE was doir job for us on the mound," Ra "but then they (the umpire three consecutive balks on never seen anything like tt coaching career. "Price's rhythm was < after that." Raines was eje< the game after arguing umpires about the balks. The Gamecocks traveled t for a scheduled four-gan against Stetson and Jacksor two of those contests were ra (JSC defeated Stetson 8-2 Haines called the Gamecoc game of the year." Mike Co< up the win, raising his record AGAINST JACKSONVIL1 was blanked 4-0 with Calve the loss. Raines said the weather important factor in the gai come. "With all of the rain, couldn't get outside for practice," he said. "Of Jacksonville had to face t conditions." * wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmm iver Viri \ 75-68 win over Virginia have been a flawless but USC Head Basketball wasn't complaining. assic game, but anytime ?nt from the floor and win ;ased," Foster said about -round win in the National irnament at Carolina mecocks shot 43.7 percent 51.3 percent from the foul tty one. I'd like to give our abounding credit for the pt us in it," Foster said. p the first two NIT games, eensboro, N.C., tomorrow rest, a 75-68 winner over yarolina played the Demon e 1970-71 season, when the iVake Forest 84-64 and ftft Vtlantic Coast Conference advanced to the National ic Association playoffs, Dcks lost to Pennsylvania id. irk the first time ever that ;etball team has won two sason games, and Foster earn to keep winning. .0 try to keep winning as 'e can," he said. "At this > get a little greedy and lew York (semifinal and >on Square Garden). big hurdle ahead of us on Tie, the Gamecocks came ay in the first half to take mark. seven points, USC ran off points. The last, coming :ock, put Carolina ahead Vm fnr 1A1 ere trying BUI il wami!!v From Staff Re| .hat many ! Tickets go le win for USC-WakeFc u 6-z. ijo on ttosewooa nbined for USC has 1,7 Tickets are the Wake Fo; Dff really and giving a \ aid. "We Wake Fore x innings. tomorrow in ( 3ker did a advancing to I i played a four in Madis >rk." Wednesday, nessee at consistent oad trip, the week, tffl 11 o ' ; ll-o 111 1USH i-l lead in ig a good j ines said, ?) called i at in my iestroyed ited from with the | o Florida I le stand | iville, but B inedout. in what ks' "best )k picked J US to 3-0. LE, USC I rt taking I was an me's outwe just batting USC's Jfmir course, D?lt Curry ( he same Cf,? ifciri. . %\ "VI % vVV VU'U/.IU'.' ginia 1 Tech's Dell Curry Doost uie Hokies to Peacock scored on 7 05 remaining to gr 21 lead. use JUMPED out the second half, but Peacock and Mike I impressed with the H "They weren't tte better team than Old defeated 100-90 in tl Brittain said. "The defense and quick gu; Peacock said, "Tto team. They never ga pull away. "We were denied a played smart and hit VIRGINIA TECH 1 Charlie Moir also sai hie fnn?v% v^aui, "Anytime you los< but I'm extremely pr< never gave up throug Moir, who has guidi postseason appearand "It looks very good Tech, which closed record, started thrc sophomores against tl use HAD five pla; figures. Brittain and i Gamecocks with 15 p< Holmes pouring in 1 added 10. Jimmy Foster, wh the first half, scored rebounds ? 10 of the Foster received one si Curry paced the H< 17 in the first half. Pe the losing effort. Moir said the Gar, chance to advance to York. ) tickets ake Fore: torts on sale at 8:30 a.m. I rest NIT basketball ga Drive. SO tickets. $7 each and can also rest University ticket isa or Mastercard nun >i, ismi, ana us>u, zz Ireensboro (N.C.) Coli he National Invitation on Square Garden, N< y Fester tries to sltee iomtay MffcL The I 0^ tewirrew te face Wi fech hit a 22-foot jumper to a 22-21 advantage, but a baseline layup with ve the Gamecocks a 23to a 48-36 lead early in never could pull away, irittain said they were .Okies' style of play, it big, but they are a 1 Dominion (which USC le first-round game)," iy have a real good ards." if C fllA WV* r* #*lr /vf ^ J jkv o uiv, uiai iv ui a guuu ive up. We never could ill over the court. They the open man." tiead Basketball Coach id he was pleased with 5 you're disappointed, aud of the way this club ;hout the season," said ed the Hokies to five :es in seven seasons, in the future for us." its season with a 23 il ;e freshmen anH twn hie Gamecocks. yers scoring in double 3rad Jergenson led the sints each, with Kenny 3. Jimmy Hawthorne ose eyelid was cut in 11 and pulled down 14 se in the second half, itch after the game, jkies with 27 points ? rry Young added 19 in necocks have a good i the final four in New on sale st game today for tomorrow's me at the ticket office be ordered by calling j office at 919-761-5613 | iber. -8, meet at 7:30 p.m. seum, with the winner al Tournament's final ;w York, Monday and Pfa&o by D?ve GfMky t over Virginia Tech's Semecocks travel to ikeFerest ? tr?J*