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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.
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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.
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there it would go out," USC Head
Baseball Coach June Raines said.
The Indians' final score came in the
eighth on a throwing error by Boyle.
Boyle had another error in the sixth,
allowing a runner to advance to
second base. The runner later scored.
"We always encourage our catchers
to throw the ball," Raines said. 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.
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Monday night's
Tech may not
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Coach Bill Foster'
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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.
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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."
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have been a flawless
but USC Head Basketball
wasn't complaining.
assic game, but anytime
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;ased," Foster said about
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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,
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rest, a 75-68 winner over
yarolina
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Vtlantic Coast Conference
advanced to the National
ic Association playoffs,
Dcks lost to Pennsylvania
id.
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;etball team has won two
sason games, and Foster
earn to keep winning.
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'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
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the second half, but
Peacock and Mike I
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the losing effort.
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chance to advance to
York.
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;hout the season," said
ed the Hokies to five
:es in seven seasons,
in the future for us."
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hie Gamecocks.
yers scoring in double
3rad Jergenson led the
sints each, with Kenny
3. Jimmy Hawthorne
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11 and pulled down 14
se in the second half,
itch after the game,
jkies with 27 points ?
rry Young added 19 in
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