The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 06, 1983, Page 19, Image 19

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Former Caroli ^rom Staff and Wire Reports Former USC outfielder Paul Hollins will play baseball in Columbia this year, but this time as a Columbia Met. Hollins, who played for the Gamecocks from 1978-81, was originally drafted by Pittsburgh in 1981, but was cut and didn't play last year. The Mets, a Class A team in the South Atlantic League, will hold their first practice in Columbia today, and open the Reason Friday in Gastonia, N.C. Columbia's first home game is scheduled for April 15 against Greenwood. nnn USC'S MEN'S TENNIS team travels to Winston-Salem, N.C., tomorrow to meet Wake Forest. "We have to improve on our game to beat the people on our schedule," Head Coach Ron Smarrsaid. "Our schedule is getting tougher, and we ^are at the point where we must play well each time out to have a chance at winning." (classifieds | j All classified ads musl be PREPAID. WIB presents I Payment must be made with cash, check Trust Investment I or money order in the exact amount. 1 Orders are accepted in Room 323 Russell public. I House during the regular University 1 business hours or via the mail on a ucinu/Aki & Classified Advertising Mailer only. rItLl WAN I Deadlines are 3:00 p.m. Monday for I Wednesday's issue, 3:00 p.m. Wednesday COMPUTER _1 . , J, ,. . needed for sum ?| for Fnday s issue and 3K)0 p.m. Fnday for ca jn SQ N ( Monday's issue. Advertisements may be involve travel, jl cancelled before 10:00 Ji.m. the day prior RASir ? 1 . . .auRuagc to publication. Refunds are not given. For perience in teacl more information conUct Student Media computer languag Advertising, Box 85131, USC, Columbia, resume to P C SC 29208 or call 777-4249. Columbia, S C. 292< Full or Part-tii CAMPUS NOTICES OeW?r.dCaT U.S.C. Sailing Meeting Tuesday 6-7 p.m. at 7:00 in BPEC 217. New members welcome! CRUISE SHIP Carribean, Hawaii USC Windsurfing Club meeting Guide, Directory, Thurs. in Bates West 806 at 7:00. 722-1111 Ext.South New members welcome! "BOYS CAM All Mechanical Engineering Positions for Progi students. Join ASME and be Baseball. Basket prepared for what's to come! Low- Sailing, Street Hoc er-aivision plioihln T?nnU Photography, Cor | India Student Association Woodworking, f meeting will be held on Thurs. Delails/refercnces 4/7/83 at 6:30, RH. Rm 305. ca<"P Mah-Kee-1 Refreshments available!!! Court, South Orang Bbj. __ A !_1 U ? ;! April /, ? & y | Free Propaganda while 1 Admission ! 2:30... $1.00 I 7:30... $1.50 na outfielder The Gamecocks play at Duke Frida; before playing host Sunday to Clemson. nnn USC ATHLETIC Director Bob Marcun said he favors conference affiliation for tlx Gamecocks, and President Jame Holderman said it has "always" been USC' interest to join a conference. "The timing is right," Marcum said whei asked about a possible conference affiliatioi for USC. According to Marcum, cor ference affiliation would solve a "majo problem in scheduling basketball games." IISP nrocifinnt Tnrw?n - J wwv wavtvut uamco nuiuci mail bUlU "our interest has been in joining a com prehensive conference. Th s nothinj new." The possibility of joining the Metr< Conference has been mentioned severa times in the past, but Holderman said "historically, the university's interest ha been minimal in that. "If Bob (Athletic Director Bob Marcum were willing to build a case for that, I'd to mmmmmmmmm?mmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmmaaam WANTED: Responsible adult for part-time childcare and light Shirley Wood. nousework. Own transportation 3. Wed. April 6 and references required. Call after 8. Open to the 6 p.m. 798-8602. Part-time non-dull work - student should be Columbia area long time -j-ppv resident - undergraduate work El-J good driving record - Flexible schedule apply in person, weekTEALHERS days; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Colorcraft imer computer Corporation, 331 Sunset Shopping and Ga. Will Cenler, Columbia, S.C. 29203. Knowledge of necessary. Ex- i hing and other rHJUSirNlj ^ nJ?!US'c fn/n Housemate needed, secure house r "ox biui/, for summer nowi jx4 miies from W campus. $87.50 >?. 799-3065. me. Experience . _ iact Hawley's LOST & FOUND 798-2021 between LOST: One 1964 Revco Beatle doll with real hair with guitar. It's JOBS $14-28,000 George Harrison. , World. Call for Newsletter. 916- LOST: Brown Leather Wallet. Carolina No money need Drivers License, and other personal cards. Scott 731P - Counselor 9892. ram Specialists: ball. Canoeing, LOST: Add-a-bead necklace. If key, Swimming, found call 777-0962. tig. Arts/Crafts, nputer Science, dCDCAMAit Mend ? LiVJUIXrtLJ - Joe Kruger, \'ac, 20 Allen , _ 'e N.J. 07079. Jane, I m a Believer. Sean. - . flppSH r=u it lasts! v-? \ ?N?a iimp < aiiiiiina ?<liu;fiAM i?M??rv to nlav fnr finhim m m au ( w I 'Mi III y L JOI stand sports briefs se{^ and hi n willing to support whatever Bob wants to do. retire e "I have unlimited, absolute confidence in Roche s BobMarcum." All-Ar s seasoi nnn n ii USC'S SOFTBALL team swept a double- TH1 i- header from Francis Marion College "Mict r yesterday, winning 1-0 and 7-3 at Lady the 19 Gamecock Field. Cubs, 1, Darlene Lowery picked up her 14th win in Newb< as many appearances in the first game, and Livi g Cindy Long was credited with the win in the Admii second game. Long's record is now 6-3. extent 0 Shirley Burton highlighted the Lady Funer 1 Gamecocks' offensive attack in the second The i, game with a fourth-inning grand slam. league s Carolina, 21-4 and ranked seventh in the which nation, faces Brown University in a double- In a< ) header Friday, with the first game begin- for the e ning at 2 p.m. at Lady Gamecock Field. Giants wmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmammmmmmmmmam TAmrmiu^ c i T 00 you have the cnd 0 ^ "7a?0S semester jitters? Should you 45< each or 4/$L65. 1416 Charleston pUt ,n more quaiity study tir Hwy., West Cola.; 1931 Broad yOU answer yes" to either River Road, Cola.; 604 Columbia above, you might need to lear Ave., Lexington. - W piVL/OI C 1UI t'Actlllb in 3 I PARTY. Need a deejay? Special sYuZSe'riaT'^e^S discount toUSCStudents... $260.00. productively handle mul canrete,791-3804. choice and essay tests; im YOUR COLLEGE RINC ... your^Uitudc. reduce tension v?N WITHOUT IT! What: Short course in h< Your JOSTEN S college ring now quickly prepare for exams available in he jewelry depart- M When: April 19 and 21, 3-4 p. RnnlfiTnur tl d n Where: 1321 Pendleton, 1 BOOKSTORE in the Russell m House. Who: You ~ ? . ., ? ? . Cost: No Charge, Servi< Carolina Con April 8, 9, Counseling and Hu Fantasy Science I* iction Hole Develooment Center Playing, Bc.rdgam.g.Nlmature5. How: Call 777-5223 to reg $5.005.30p.m. Friday. Spa^isiiritfledsoSign^ipea? Lost Civilizations of Ancient SFRVSC^F^J America. Come learn of the ancient accounts translated from l.B.M. PROMPT, PRO plates of gold discovered in New SIONAL TYPING. PROOFR York state, a record of a now lost ING INCLUDED. REASONA Israelite nation. Thurs. 7:30-9:30 NEAR CAMPUS. 799-7587. LDS Institute of Religion. TYPING: FAST. ACCUR PROFESSIONAL. DAYS, NINGS, WEEKENDS C VETERANS: All GI Bill and In- ELL1E 787-4154. Service VA recipients must tvpinp recertify for Summer School no ,, Ki . " S later than April 15, 1983. Come by " the Campus VA Office in the Pica or Elite-794-9377. Pendleton Building, Room 219, to Betty's Typing Service 776 insure receipt of checks for Fast accurate, depend summer. Dissertations, theses, term pa rmm Mb* ^ * | rfKj? ;"*?8 St?*** 1% ft ? :AT ? t; '<$*?? ???**? ?**?$ *S %<$ ' !?J (g & Str; ?WttSf to.? Categories: Ladies, Gentleme Judging: Look your best, judc Prizes graciously donated by: \JleAterdam THURSDAY & FRIDAY, P Dnnris nnpn at Q*nn ehr*ui f ? W V^vi i Wl v/.W) OI IUVV o Admission: $1.C ID's required; Beer & Wine provide 8&ssffis=s=ew*eH*iwH*e*eeM*e**BH*sBeaH*wme?e?e?aeemei bia Mets IN ROCHE, a former USC basketball aut and Denver Nugget, has been ed to the S.C. Hall of Fame. he lettered in basketball from 1969-71, is No. 11 jersey was the second number d. During his career at Carolina, ; made one or more of the recognized nerica teams in each of his three is. nnn 2 FUNERAL for Thompson 0. ;ey" Livingston, starting catcher for 45 National League champion Chicago has been scheduled for today in srry, S.C. ngston died Sunday at a Veterans listration hospital in Houston after an led illness, according to a Whitaker al Home employee. Livingston was 69. Prosperity native first played major ball for the Washington Senators, he joined in 1938. idition to the Cubs, Livingston played ' Philadelphia Phillies, the New York and the Brooklyn Dodgers. f the All Photographic Services: Por- J ; traits, resumes, artwork copied. I n?:. Call Frank at 256-2677 evenings. ji of the nhow Professional IBM typing $1.50 lurry. overnight. $1.25 other wise. Pick-up :your available. 781-9177 after 6. ooks; ] tiple- j,'ast Typist. $1.25 double space ! prove page. Call after 5:00. 782-2866. , and TYPING $1.00/page (no foot>w to notes). 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