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USC's baseball team travels to Newberry
today to meet the Indians in Carolina's first
ballgame in a week.
The Gamecocks' series against the topranked
Miami Hurricanes was rained out
over the weekend. USC hasn't played since
its 9-6 win over Davidson April 6.
"Having the Miami series washed out by
rain really hurt," USC Head Coach June
Raines said. "We like to play the best, and
they are No. 1.
"We've had eight games canceled by rain
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t Seven Carolina regulars are hitting above
the .300 mark, with the team average at .313.
2 Outfielder Jim St. Laurent, a junior
college transfer from Manatee Junior
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tennis team lost to Maryland 5-4 yesterday at
nnis Stadium.
>cks, 19-7, travel to Athens, Ga., Monday to
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is improved to 9-1 for the year.
1 singles, Maryland's Inaki Calvo dowrifed USC
etkovic 6-0,6-3. ^
>r Haal won Carolina's first match in the No. 2
Johannesburg, South Africa, native whipped
irlos Lugo 6-2,6-1.
Jcott Wlodychak downed sophomore Sterling
in the third slot, and USC freshman Richard
Jfonso Mora 7-5,7-6 in the fourth game.
>cKs won tne next inree singles.
ELLER defeated Maryland's Mike Smith 6-3,
?singles, while Ed Filer downed Brian Cunniff
lowever, swept through the doubles to win the ^
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Coach Ron Smarr has posted a 20-win
lie Georgia game, USC returns home April 19
eoneks meet Davidson.
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College, leads the team with a .376 average.
Following St. Laurent are juniors Harvey
Heise (.367) and Chris Boyle (.333). Boyle, a
native of York, Pa., has seven home runs
and 28 runs batted in.
Sophomore shortstop Kent Anderson is
hitting .330, followed by junior Neil Fox
(.311), senior Larry Hernandez (.306) and
sophomore Greg Morhardt (.303).
Freshman Mike Cook and junior Gary i
Parmenter lead the Gamecock pitching
staff with 6-0 records each.
Senior left-hander Mike Werner,
primarily a long relief pitcher, is 4-0.
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