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The Columbia Mets play their first
home game today when they face Greenwood
at 7:30 p.m. at Capital City Park.
It begins an eight-game home stand by
the Mets, who are now 2-3.
After a two-game series with the
Hornets, the Mets play Spartanburg in a
three-game series and end with a threeday
stand against the Charleston Royals.
^ Wednesday, the Mets dropped a 4-1
decision to the Spinners at Spartanburg.
Admission will be $3.50 for reserved
seats and $2.50 for general admission.
Saturday night, after the Greenwood
game, there will be a fireworks display
sponsored by Columbia radio station
WZLD.
ITCr'ICDACCDiTT a. 1 n
vdv o icoiii pi ays napusi
College tonight at 7:30 at Sarge Frye
JField.
* The Gamecocks lost to Newberry 6-4
Wednesday and played The Citadel last
night. USC, which had a seven-day
layoff before the game against the Indians,
fell to 22-6 going into last night's
game.
Newberry scored three runs in the bot
torn of the sixth inning to beat the 14thranked
Gamecocks.
Freshman right-hander Mike Cook
recorded his first loss after six wins.
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sports briefs
USC signed guard Matt Mayes from
Woodbury Forest Prep School in
Virginia on the national signing date
before the season started.
On Wednesday, the Gamecocks signed
two players who had given verbal
commitments.
One was Michael Foster from Page
High School in Greensboro, N.C. The
other was Gerald Perry from Dreher
High School in Columbia.
USC, which went 22-9 and advanced
to the semi-finals of the National Invitational
Tournament, will lose four players
who are graduating, including starting
Doint cuard Gerald Peatwlc
USC'S WOMEN'S Head Basketball
Coach Terry Kelly announced the signing
of two recruits to grant-in-aids yesterday,
including the sister of a Lady Gamecock.
Amy McAlister, a 5-11 forward and
sister of USC starting guard Marsi
McAlister, averaged 15.7 points and 7.4
rebounds per game in leading Hammond
Academy to the S.C. Independent High
School Championship.
She was a pre-season Honorable Mention
All-American by Street and Smith
and a member of the S.C. Basketball
Coaches Association All-State team.
McAlister was also selected to play in
the Independent High School All-Star
game and won the state Amateur Athletic
Union free-throw championship.
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The other signee is 5-10 guard Monica
Williams from Andrew Jackson High
School in Kershaw, where she averaged
18.6 nointS- Q S rphnunHc anH A accictc
per game.
She also was selected as a pre-season
Honorable Mention All-American by
Street and Smith and led her team to the
class AA state championship.
USC SOCCER coach Mark Berson announced
the signing of two Illinois
recruits.
Bill Hency played for the 29-2 state
champion Granite City South High
School in Granite Citv. III. He scored \7
goals and had eight assists as a
midfielder.'
He was selected to the National Soccer
Coaches Association of America,
Parade, Adidas, and McDonald's
NSCAA All-American teams and was
selected the offensive most valuable
player of the Illinois state tournament.
David Corfield, a 6-0 defender from
Northbrook, 111., played for the 12-2
Glenbrook North High School and was
an All-State, All-Conference and AllSectional
selection for his junior and
senior years.
As a senior, he was seleced to the
McDonald's NSCAA All-American
team.
He was also a member of the U.S. National
Youth team that represented the
United States in a January tournament in
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