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?s ports?_ the AVjrSta B * Jl** The Hall of Fame theme cer individual displays containing be at Columbia Mall today thn Poooholl t uuo^uaii c From Staff Reports Area sports enthusiasts \ chance to relive more than of baseball's greatest momi a traveling baseball exhibit Columbia today through Sati Chevrolet's Traveling Bas< of Fame, a representatio: National Baseball Hall of F Museum in Coopers town, touring the country at major USC's ba By Jeff Rogers A successful Easter week* and a 9-4 win over UNC-Wil the Gamecocks' record to 21Designated hitter Keith K attack against the Seahawk including a two-run home rur Sophomore Kent Andersoi Boyle and Larry Hernandez i GARY PAKMENTER pick 6-0. Monday night, freshmar catcher Boyle contributed st shut out Georgia Southern 8-0 Cook became the first USC games in one season. Cook pitched seven inning for the final two innings. LEADING THE Gameco making a two-run homer in t Finley also produced for US( the year. With this loss, the Eagles f< While Anderson and Finle Southern, Boyle has been tl past games. In the past se\ hits, with four homers. Two of Boyle's home runs win of the weekend, an 8-2 11 ? ? ? it ??-: ->? - v>uuege. nui vey neise aisu i eighth inning. PARMENTER COLLECT losses, and Mike Werner pict Werner leads the club in sa ERA. it- - 1 - - ivuiiuy muiuas was uiu losi After winning the first.gai & g MBBBBBBBgr Tk/ ? iter, complete with photos and career hi key moments in baseball history in Chei Duyh Saturday. 1 ! - ^ ixmoit comes malls in selected mar ? July 17 in conjunction v vill get a Center Network and IV 100 years Baseball. ;nts when ^he exhibit opens at C t stops in today lrday. The exhibit format fea Bball Hall standing panels that n of the comprehensive view < 'ame and greats, their statistics ar N.Y., is and the trivia and d< shopping sport's evolution. iseball team and for USC's baseball team ? mington last night ? improved 5. illian led the Gamecocks' 14-hit s with five RBI and three hits, i. i added three hits, while Chris idded two hits each. ed up the win. Parmenter is now jggj i right-hander Mike Cook and rong performances to help USC iin Allendale. vC. freshman to win more than five Car Cat; s, and Bo Taylor relieved Cook M incr cks in hitting was Anderson, B he fifth inning and a single. Art Lau getting his first two doubles of Si the *11 to 21-11. up. iy led the fight' against Georgia T1 le leader for the Gamecocks in Nat en games, Boyle has drilled 14 leas 5 came in the Gamecock's first A I decision over Wingate (N.C.) thp :ontributed a two-run shot in the pen U gan 'ED his fifth win against no P*21*' [ed up his third save of the year. was ves and leads USC with a 1.13 T Fry ng pitcher for Wingate. U me of a series against Western . on F yv:-Ml t . lilijfl ghlights of all the Cooperstown inductees, rrolet's Traveling Baseball Hall of Fame. The to Columbia l\ kets through Each year, some 200,( yith Shopping the National Baseball lajor League and Museum, which world's most con 1 1 i U oiumDia Man collection of baseball in! ttures 14 free- The traveling baseba provide a modeled after this rf baseball's contains artifacts frorr id equipment, stown collection. Th< etails of the touring units visiting nationwide. improves to! Mike Cook Chris olina, USC was rained out on Saturday. amounts Friday and won 11-2. ark Calvert went the distance for the G pncpH hie p<w?nrrt tn /1-1 VMUV/VI II1U A VW1 VI IV TJ. OYLE HIT a two-run homer in the fifth rent and Larry Hernandez knocked in two ] iturday's scheduled game against the Ca fifth rainout for USC, and those games wi tie rainouts affect USC's drive for postseas ional Collegiate Athletic Association usua it 40 wins from independent schools. CCORDING TO USC's Sports Informatioi MP A A alcn u/antc toamc (n hauo of Inapt M?uv tvumu w IIUTV CAt ItUOl centage against other Division I teams. SC has more than half of the required 4 les remaining. The Gamecocks are short centage against Division I opponents. T ? at .737 going into the UNC-Wilmington cor he Gamecocks play Davidson at 7:30 p.m. emeid. SC then plays host to defending national ch Friday, Saturday and Sunday. - HB 69ersji HH in men' P^rjB From Staff Reports ^ . 69ers jumped fror men's softball poll tl ? .. ,M' ! With a 3-0 record. <% | ; dropped out of the to j Bootleggers are i I ' from the No. 6 spot i all with 3-0 records, i In the women's p< . replacing Chi Omeg jp| Kappa Epsilon, 21 HIII 2"?* an<* Burney?2_< five with a 1-0 recorc .. I I Delta Zeta and K? II IMijMp the co-rec poll, anc A S tfllii deadlocked for the n SI Former top-rank< mark. INTRAMURAL NOri HBIHBSBH 11 * IEiiiuy ueaumie I meet is tomorrow. 1 April 18-21. Schedu] intramural office. The Intramural ti Baskin Track. All meeting at 3:30 p.m. All softball partic check at 777-5775, ar schedules or the stat The Intramural/F racquetball clinic at Education Center. rj emphasis on instru< will be available for The final intramui p.m. today in room forms for intramun this time. For more i tramural/Recreatio is one of 14 i display will n || 1.69ers /I r) 11 2 Bootleggers 3 Qrusaders >00 people visit 4. Strokers Hail of Fame 5, Thumpers houses the c o- _ %i iprehensive b- s,9ma Nu 'ormation. I 7. Southern Prid .. ... .. 8. CSD Abends 1? exhibit was n ... , nx facility, and 9. King S Ct. 1 the Cooper- 10. Rack Jobbers ere are six 11 Sandv's Hnt T ioo locations 12. Wild Turkey 13. Scrub Buzzan r* ? |- 14. Fighting Stopi / I - Jl 15. Hose Monster 16. Undertakers 17. Alpha Tau Om 18. Lambda Chi A 19. Norton's Noot 4. Burney8Ck use faced the ?al<er * Bandi 6. Something Nil amecocks and 7. Ladv Sknal 8. Phi Delta Thei i, and Jim St. 9. Tri Delta rbi each. 10. Chi Omega itamounts was 11 not be made on play, as the lly requires at 1. Delta Zeta (tii n Department, o a .750 winning Alpha Delta P Sigma Nu 0 wins with 24 R w. uuuiica on the winning gs Burners he percentage 7Chops 1 j 8. No'Bility today at Sarge g gnterpOSed foi ampion Miami \ q. Sandy's Hot D ump to No. 1 I s softball poll I n fifth to first place in the intramural lis week. ! 69ers replace America's Team, which . p20. second with a 2-0 mark, moving up | . C.i usaders, Strokers and Thumpers, round out the top five. til Qtrilrorc pnca frnm connntl fJUk j UMl IAVA kJ A VAJV 4IU11I OV/W*lU VU 1*1 OV, a, which dropped to 10th place. 0, is second, followed by Party Pack, 1 ). Baker's Bandits round out the top 1. jppa Sigma are tied for first place in I Alpha Delta Pi and Sigma Nu are ext position. ^ ?d team Peaches is next with a 2-0 . rES... or racquetball, putt-putt and track rhe dates of play for putt-putt will be les will be available April 11 in the *ack meet will be April 14 at Weems coaches must attend the scratch at me track. ipants are reminded to call the rec- ^ id not the intramural office to find out us of games on wet days. Lecreational Sports office will offer a 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Blatt Physical rhe first part of the clinic will place :tion, and the remainder of the time practice. -al managers meeting will be held at 5 110 of the P.E. Center. Nomination il athlete of the year will be given at nformation, call the Innal Sports Office at 777-5261. * Mon I VIVII 3-0 20 3 0 3-0 3-0 3 0 ( le 3-0 3-0 3 0 3-0 logs 3-0 2-0 Is 3.n cocks 2-0 s 3-0 < 30 ega 2-0 Ipha 3-0 lies 3-0 1-0 Women 1-0 , I 2 0 20 2-0 ts 1.0 ce 1-0 1-0 la Little Sisters 10 10 1-1 j Co-rec ' B) 3-11 3 0 ' (tie) 3-0 3 0 20 20 10 ( i.n ( i Delay 10 ogs 1-0 I I I j fk , | a ?| h Iii j j I I Hi yLwAyU I l ? II * |it If* I Ulljfjinr nsm