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Winter weather (?From Staff and Wiro Reports Yesterday's baseball game against Ohio State, two softball games and the (men's tennis match against Auburn were canceled because of snow. The baseball team is scheduled to maxe up tne game today by playing a double-header. The first game is set for 3 p.m., with the second game starting at 6. The stands will be cleared after the first game, and ^spectators must re-enter to see the second game. The softball games will not be rescheduled, according to the Sports Information Department. nnn THE FIRST Championship Catfishing Tournament will be held on the Santee-Cooper lakes tomorrow and ^Sunday out of Randolph's Landing near Manning. It is the first catfishing tournament flPfRr 4tk" ftia 1 4 tdH fnLwijgaiattrf**1'*'' causes spring spo sports briefs in the United States. For information, call 803-478-2152. UUIJ FRANK BROYLES, coach, athletic director and television commentator, will be the featured speaker at a fundraising dinner in Columbia April 5. The dinner, sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for the State Ministry, will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Carolina Inn. nnn ALL-TIME home run king Hank Aaron said he will ask major league clubowners to make him the next commissioner of baseball, USA Today reported Thursday. "Since no one has stepped forward, I will," Aaron said. "I'm not saying anything against Bowie Kuhn. I just gapy a ^ ^^**^^SBBBBBWwMtttiiM *m Mfc h * ^ ? j rts cancellations want his job." Kuhn's contract, which expires in August, will not be renewed, and a committee has been appointed to seek his successor. Aaron, who was inducted to the Hall of Fame last year and is a vicepresident of the Atlanta Braves, said that as commissioner "I would try to bring the public trust back in the players and owners. "I think I have an understanding of the game and its people that a commissioner should have. 1 finished my playing career on top, and I wouldn't minH PnHinO mv hacahall r>n ranr am ? ?v V?.VVi WH top, too." Bob Lurie, owner of the San Francisco Giants and a member of the commissioner selection committee, said, "Hank is an outstanding person and was an outstanding player, but my first reaction has to be 'What is his experience, what are his abilities to administer the game of baseball?'" JHSf i iL' i - j & Vv?" h BB y' P : /y f|/j^ "*W Jk M : ; 1 " *?|[^B I Wl 'a r~ ?" ME nHBE^ffil^K (JSC Softball wins two, di By Dennis Switzer USC's women's softbail team against Michigan Wednesday aft game 3-1 to Massachusetts at the 1 In the first game. Lindi James a two hits in three trips to the plate Freshman pitcher Darlene Lo\* win in the four-hit shutout. Carolina won the second gameJ scoreless tie in the fifth inning wi Lady Gamecock Field. All-Amei singled, advanced to second on i second run when Dee Dee Kish w between first and second base. First-year Head Coach Lou Pie at the beginning of the year that h< be doing this well. "I knew we would (do well). T confident ball right now, and tha much tougher." The team was scheduled to pla that were canceled because of tht play Ohio University at 6 p.m. an I I 1610 Greene St. Te Sunday Masses Monday thru Thursday Mass. . Friday Mass I : First Wed. of each month: I 11:30-1:34 | | Fr. Stephen Lynch | Catholic Campus I] Relax, Ha I Eiyo I Liiiier u new vv world of exci . The atmosphere i; i ? the perfect setting f< cocktails! And what f( offers a variety that will enjoy. Popular Hi smvpr .Tulio'c 1 - ? v/*. U | | it's the kind of restauran j want to come back a# j I 325 Garner Lane Colur ] j 5900 Garner's Ferry Road. C ^ Open every day ? Lunch, I I SPEC!/ 50C OFF any stea costing $3.0 more with valic Student and F Good ANY day ANY tirr ! 1000 Knox Abbott Dr. 7 791-4220 6118 Garners Fer 1 (Woodhill Ma 776-5879 I team rops one swept a double-header ernoon, but lost a night Pontiac Complex, ind Amy Lyons each had in USC's 4-0 win. 'ery picked up her tenth M>. Debbie Hohr broke a th the first home run at *ica senior Pat Duff icy in error and scored the as caught in a rundown 1 said she was confident er team, now 14-3, would hey're just playing real t just makes them that y two games yesterday i weather. They were to d Rutgers at 8 p.m; jnter, USC B 1.799-5870 I 11 a.m. ? r ? o p.m. 10 p.m. 5 p.m. | 7:45 a.m. Faculty/staff lunch I ) i, O.F.M. Minister veFun, V ite I onderful | j tement. j j * different s :>r your favorite | ; >od! The menu j j all the family j j prices, too. j * Place soon j ' t that makes you j ain and ajyain. : I nKia 7QQ 7/ltc; I "t/iu t mfSf - I -1 J J | Columbia 783-4211 I ! )inn??r. Cocktails tL | ik dinner I 0 or 1 USC ID I acuity le at all stores. 67 St. Andrews Rd. I St. Andrews 772-9252 ryRd.