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. 7th-ranked softl From Staff and Wire Reports I ??-_?____? Sui USC's softball team hopes to improve its 21-4 record today when the Lady Gamecocks meet Brown University in a double-header. USC, ranked seventh in the nation, is | coming off a double-header sweep of ^ ( Francis Marion College Tuesday. The first game is set to start at 2 p.m. at Lady Gamecock Field. yes ? Su nnn Te i CAROLINA'S WOMEN'S tennis team travels today to meet archrival Clemson. The Lady Gamecocks, 12-4, beat the ninthranked Lady Tigers earlier in the season by a 5-2 count at the NIKE Invitational tour- \ namentat Ann Arbor, Mich. th< The Lady Gamecocks lost their most thi recent outing to Florida, 5-4. fin Head Coach Jeff Kefalos said, "Florida ^ was a tough match for us. We must continue tei * to play better than we did down there in 17. order to win, and against Clemson we'll Ph have to play a lot better." Ea Good friends v ? when all you cs 1 - el # | gps ? fsHraHSHK "m r *-^H . t'' ^ k Km ./ '? HI miH 9 , MEV^l m id-*. i* j &**?*?* ^f It didn't take a genius to tell your mi on your studies. But it did take a coi smart roomies to do something aboi u* So out came the calculators, doughnuts. And they started di ? until you knew physics kImWhf 1T\ When it was all o | ] showed them that t ()|Je ill (J re thui^ you^ * Lowenbrai rfflifiiiilin I mm?ii i Ml Ii 'in Bwirn rwOTBr-nrrrr L..II M. ___ jc _ _ uaii ream raci JSC plays host to No. 27 Georgia at 2 p.m. nday at Maxcy Gregg Courts. nnci JSC'S MEN'S tennis team continues its C. roadtrip today when they play the 16thiked Duke Blue Devils. rhe Gamecocks beat Wake Forest sterday 6-2. USC, 19-5, returns home nday to play Clemson at Sam Daniel nnis Stadium. rhe match begins Sunday at 1:30 p.m. nnn [JSC'S RUGBY CLUB placed second in 3 Can-Am Tournament at Myrtle Beach s past weekend, losing to N.C. State in the als. rhe Gamecocks, 10-6, will be the host un in a tournament at Clemson April 16The winner of the tournament will go to ill arlol rvUl a A OA 1 -~1 ~ f 11 inuuv/Apiiia rvpi IA ovriTIciy JL IU [Hdy 1UI tilt? istern championship. rill help you stud in think about is 1^1 ' n d wasn't n\l<? ^\f ^ "illing you as well as ver, you fl " " HSmhR . HnSaaMM^^K^'.. it. v >? i. Here's to good frien < 1983 Be?r Orewed mUS es Brown in dot sports briefs S IN WEDNESDAY'S Gamecock, the in- li tramural co-rec softball poll incorrectly d reported that Delta Zeta and Kapp? Sigma e were tied for first place. c Thp ooll nlcr* ronnpto^ tHof n: . ..? v*aw * vj^/vt wvi tuai ni|iud L/Cllei JT~1 and Sigma Nu were tied for third place. c> Actually, the No. 1 team is Delta Zeta- C Kappa Sigma and the No. 2 team is Alpha c Delta Pi-Sigma Nu. b nnn c PLAYERS FOULED in the last two Jl minutes of college basketball games during bonus situations would get two free throws in a change approved by the NCAA Rules committee, but the group declined to adopt a a shot clock or three-point basket for use E nationally, a co.nmittee official announced Wednesday. e Players fouled in the bonus situations ? o 8 1610 Sunday Masses y angles .curves. pgSL:; 50C ? ! mo St COOd ANY I 1000 Knox Abi 9 Cayce 791-422 i 1 ?" n!^^?B? ffil H y *? * * -3 : MiMVVr 9 9^w?yQVsemasiBe^SS5BBas^Slee@g$ Eg | j 1(|S. 1 Ooverno A by Miller Otewmq Co Milwaukee Wl ible-header hen the opposing team has committed six >uls in the second half ? now get one free irow and another foul shot if they make the rst one. The committee also passed a change miting timeouts, allowing nnlv thr?x? uring games covered by television, since xtra official timeouts are allowed for ommercials. The timeouts would be cumulative and Duld be saved until the end of the game, urrent rules allow a total of five Limulative timeouts. The rule changes will have to be approved y the NCAA, but Ed Steitz, the Rules ommittee's secretary-editor, said it was ist a formality. nnn THE TRANSOUTH 500, formerly known s the Rebel 500, will run Sunday at Arlington International Raceway. Dale Earnhardt won the event last April, dging out Timmonsville's Cale Yarborough n the final straightaway. ^f lolic Student Center, USC I GreeneSt. Tel. 799-5870 j"! 11 a.m. R 6 p.m. I 10 p.m. |j lursday Mass 5 p.m. I j 7:45 a.m. ? tf each month: Faculty/staff lunch i i 11:30-1:30 | . Stephen Lynch, O.F.M. j SPECIAL I OFF any steak dinner I ' costing $3.00 or I re with valid USC ID I udent and Faculty i day ANY time at ail stores. i j OottDr. 767 St. Andrews Rd. II St. Andrews ! j 0 772-9252 I j 118 Gamers FerrvRd. I I (Woodhll! Mall) ^ ^ sat Junk Food? | f & Turf I />VD ? *> WUII luteed Shrimp ith Wild Rice, getable & Salad sy 94.SI9 crvcd from S until 9;3Q ma