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_s ports ^ , ?HB|^Bg| ?/ BISSSW Carolina falls Wiscor By Dennis Switzer USC's men's tennis team won on doubles matches yesterday against Daniel Tennis Stadium. The 6-3 loss was the second in a r ?,Vin 1 ?r? I- T rri/^ ? ' wnv uiujipcu tu n-o. uat was DianKC Saturday at Chapel Hill. The Badgers are now 6-7. ( AT THE No. 1 position, Wisconsin' Zoran Petkovic 6-0, 6-0. Lovett qii? Collegiate Athletic Association Cham sophomore. Petkovic, a junior from Tuzla, Yuj the year. USC senior Trevor Raal lost to And the No. 2 spot, and Sterling Cooke 1 Arends 3-6,2-6 at the third slot. Richard Ashby was the first Gam< u The freshman from Atlanta defeated the No. 4 position to raise his record tc Gamecocks By Kevin Sullivan After losing to Ohio State 3-2 and sr a 27-game home winning streak Sai USC Head Baseball Coach June Rain it was time for a win. ^ The Gamecocks trounced the I Marion Patriots 15-2 Monday night a Frye Field and then upped its record with a 9-5 win over Furman in Gre yesterday. Raines said, "Every win is imports had to bounce back." THE PATRIOTS, 15-5, were the f the board Monday when Randy \ tapped a first-inning sacrifice to fielder, scoring center fielder Barrineau from third base. fg Francis Marion starting pitch ...l ~ i i . i A i 1 junius, who nau a 4-0 recoru ana earned run average, held the C< batters scoreless until a one-run tli ning. "Their pitcher did real well, but tually we started hitting," Raine! "Against a good pitcher you hope yo pitching holds out well, especially i Auin Kail r\nr-b V/TTII MUU |JUH IV. "We got the good arm we needed fc and the hitting came around." SOPHOMORE LARRY Price, allowed six hits, two runs and two gave USC the pitching it needed, :'firry7~ T ^^: :y - -* l-,. ; Vv---;._i H i >- ~,'* : - ^O<fyiR^ 7r.fh*lVL?.y*iy?:.^T:il-j.-'-l A":r'2./l :"r T" m$wM jiliaiS?iN ^8 to 17-5 " ism upsets FRESHM/ : 7 :?: ~ the fifth spot ly two singles and one Moe Krug< Wisconsin at the Sam ^ other Ga] 7 5 6-2 ow for the Gamecocks, " xhe Game >d by North Carolina 9-0 for a vict0ry, Heller and USC's third v s Steve Lovett defeated PETKOVH ilified for the National at No. 1 doub pionships last year as a Klein 2-6,6-3, USC Head' ;oslavia, is now 16-5 for the Gamecoc North Carolir y Ringlien 6-1, 4-6, 5-7 at "Obviously ost to Wisconsin's Dan We didn't ha doubles." ^.va,r iu puai a viuuiy. iuc uouitn [ Tom Annear 6-4, 6-2 at his team now >15-6. up." manhandle said. Price gained a victory 1 1 1 ; j tapping was phased with his pii :urday? said. "He got his first victJ ,es sald tonight. He was struggling,! win and he got Francis BEfSHfiRH tSarge BMHB ^ to 17-5 -vy-v; enville H nt.We irst on Vorrell right NiH Tim v v er A! BhHp^^Kti|3j a 1.56 ; arolina | - P^'^ iird in- H9fl mil who walks, USC's Kent Anderson takes Raines Anderson had two singles as tl , -r ? f . s? I B1M I H Tl III 'l NH I|| I l'l|ll|l|Hi ll Tlll'lll1' I I I1 I1'if' I ll 1 11 I1 >. ??5?|p5 '* ^ g5g| ? v ; USC's mi LN ARTHUR Heller lost to John Wayne 6jr, a sophomore from Longboat Key, F1 mecock singles' winner, defeating Bean} cocks needed to win all three doubles n but came away with just one. 1 Kruger beat Annear and Wayne 6-4, /in in the No. 3 doubles' slot. 2 AND Ashby fell to Ringlien and Arends les, and Raal and Cooke lost to Lovett ar 6-4 at the No. 2 slot. Tennis Coach Ron Smarr, in his 12th seasi ks, said his team lost a lot of confidence i la. . I -ii , we siiouia nave won one or two more s ve the intensity in singles. We played jocks won their first 14 games, but Sma has the "toughest part of the schedule ( Francis Ma ' anri imnrnwoH Thp Hwisivp roll* ....r.v,vu ~ ? J came in the fifth irini ;ching," Raines began with a Kent A )ry at Carolina Following Anders* he needed the singles by Jim St. Heise and a double by ?v;v : s " >. X. ?. a cut during Monday's baseball game a( ie Gamecocks won 15 2. : 'y'' N . " W - ; . " : . BJUV ^ KJ ^M%^^';:;>--' O. <C ' ' ''}Z$ki;>$>;-'.\ '\ AsS^^c -3s s x ' ->'^x, i -:- :&. -C<- ' s^-':.;^.JxJ5{S:i & ' iPf C 11111^5$ i : Photo by Q) jn's tei 7,4-6 at USC ENTER! p.m. today at the a., was After Saturda; r Welch South Alabama, teams in a row, latches Duke, and home i 6-4 for 4-6,5-7 Lovb1 id Tom Arnrw on with Ashb against Wayr Krug< iingles. well in RingNervArc rr said Lovett-Ktair coming HeHerKrufl< rion wil r for the Gamecocks ing. A four-run streak i Anderson single. 1 an were consecutive * Laurent and Harvey Chris Boyle. 1 ^ 1 E3B8^ '" \ ) %Wm I ( Photo by Jo* |*(k$on jainst Francis Marion. i USC tennis player Trevor Raal lunges for Andy jfP^|$f|t|f Ringlien's return in yesterday's match against C VjV Wisconsin. Raal lost 6-1, 4-6, * - 5 7 as the Gamecocks dropped a 6-3 decision to the Badgers. fV" Carolina plays host to West v} Virginia today. *r* Hammond mis team AINS the West Virginia Mountaineers at 2 Sam Daniel Tennis Stadium. /'s Day of the Gamecock match against USC plays four Atlantic Coast Conference including road trips to Wake Forest and tands against Clemson and Maryland. Singles t, Wisconsin, daf. Petkovic, USC, 6 0, 6 0. on, Wisconsin, daf. Raal, USC, 1-6, 6-4, 7-5. U Hi: J-* r?__i ^ ~ ~ is, mscunstn, obi. looks, u5l, 0-3, 0-l. I, USC, def. Annear, Wisconsin, 6-4, 6 2. e, Wisconsin, def. Heller, USC, 7-6, 6 4. r, USC, daf. Wclch, Wisconsin, 7-5, 6 2. Doubles nds, Wisconsin, def. Petkovic-Ashby, USC, 6-4, 7-5. , Wisconsin, def. Raal-Cooke, 2-6, 6 3, 6-2. r, USC, def. AnnearWayne 6-4, 6 4. :h 15-2 rout PATRIOT JOEY Turner led off the fifth nning with a homp nun fn wt w _ - ?ivtv 1IVIU, UUl 'rice and USC's defense shut down the 'atriots. A 10-run seventh inning ensued for USC as he Gamecocks shelled relievers Robert ^almer and Robert McClellan for six hits, ncluding a homer by Boyle, who went threeor-five at the plate. Anderson, St. Laurent Heise and Greg tforhardt each had two hits. Despite solid pitching from his starter, Vonnir II 1 ^ 1 ~ ???vio mauun neau ^uacn ueraici urittin redited the big scoring innings for the USC ictory. "I THINK THE fifth inning hurt us the aost," said Griffin, whose team beat the Jamecocks two years ago 10-6 in Columbia. In the seventh inning, Raines shifted some tlnvprs into tho oamo onfl : ? J ...V bui?v unu IVOILU UUIC1 A 111 new positions. Larry Hernandez, who started at center ield, moved to first base, while Scott Aackie went from center to left field. Mark McMillan, Pete Fisher, Derek White and Ceith Killian entered the game. Raines said hp w?s tifif h f K/\ >f |/a^UVU VT11I1 UIC esult, "We tried two young pitchers in "asey Reed and Roger Richardson, and we lid some maneuvering within the defense." USC plays host to Wingate at 7:30 omorrow night. The . Gamecocks meet iVestern Carolina Friday and Saturday.