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Women's goll !#From Staff and Wire Reports 1 USC's women's tennis team travels to . Durham, N.C., today to compete in the , Duke Invitational. j The sixth annual event features a 15-team field including Duke, Wake Forest, N.C. State, Furman, Florida Atlantic and defending champion North Carolina. The tournament continues through Sunday. ($> SHANNON BELCHER, a 6-0 power forward from Madisonville, Ky., has become the fourth prep basketball player to sign a national letter of intent with USC. Belcher, a pre-season All-America selection by Street and Smith magazine, was named to the all-stete team and selected as most II valuable player in her region. "Shannon will play a power forward posiI tion for us," USC Head Coach Terry Kelly I said. "She has an excellent outside shot for a player her size, and she is a very, very strong ^shhhhihk^II fife iWMK&tt M I MtSI I PUTTING TOC START OfFW fEvor % > .'* '' ' ' *' ' ' ' "' ' ' F team to pla; ebounder." She averaged 22 points and 14.7 rebounds per game for North Hopkins High School, which participated in this year's state . r?lnvr?ffs Belcher was recruited heavily by Kentucky, Stanford, Louisville and USC. Other players who signed with USC this year are 6-1 Renee Najarian of Wakefield, Mass., 5-11 Amy McAlister of Columbia and c in * *?ur:ii:?m? ~e v ^r.Un?, j-iu muinta Yviiiiaiio ui ivudiiaw. USC'S MEN'S GOLF team continues to compete in the Chris Schenkle Invitational tournament in Statesboro, Ga., today. The tournament, which began yesterday, has a field of 18 teams, including host Georgia Southern, and Atlantic Coast Conference schools Clemson. North Carolina, N.C. State and Wake Forest. Other schools playing are Auburn, East Tennessee State, Florida State, Louisiana State, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, W^!M?y j 3 mmmm m HHnK^ dBHIf BHHr! ;'l . ^HrJSt. *. E; * -y:I v nHHHHj^HHPPI^^ : Ifn^' I in Puke Invi sports briefs Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Miami (Fla.), MississiDDi and Tennessee. USC Head Coach Bobby Foster said, "This will be the strongest tournament field that we have competed against since I've been coaching at Carolina, and that includes our 1979 NCAA Championship appearance." USC'S MEN'S TENNIS team plays East Tennessee State at 2 p.m. today at Sam Daniel Tennis Stadium. Carolina's 9-0 win over Davidson Wednes aay gave Kon smarr nis iztn consecutive 20-win season, as the Gamecocks improved to 20-7. "This has been a really tough season for us," Smarr said. "We were using this season to build up for next season, and I think we have done that." || Don' ik ii t?* i ^ 1| ^ TTTTT MB HHBHB 8|| ,/S . ? JOS :l-s~ J^^B^/-' ( S ^ >?' ' ' *^B I. ONES. PrAn " dAuerbach I i mM 8 B rJH* || I I sip I | FORT X-2--^':hv v'^ i " , A 0 I I I I I . - I V IJ* Cot? itational "With such players as Richard Ashby, Ed Filer, Arthur Heller and Zoran Petkovic returning next season, and Ricardo Acioly coming off a redshirt season, the nucleus is there to have a very good team." ? JOHN MCENROE and Guillermo Vilas have entered this year's French Open Championships. The two players will compete in an exhibition match in Carolina Coliseum Monday night. RON FRASER, Miami head baseball coach, became the third college coach to win 800 games when the Hurricanes downed Florida International 7-2 Tuesday night. Only two other coaches have accomplished the feat ? Southern Cal's Rod Dedeaux (1,230) and Arizona's Frank Sancet (829). USC plays the Hurricanes in Coral Gables, Fla., May 13-15. [Catholic Student Center, USC i cm r.rnnnA Cf Tnl TOO CQ7A i II IV VJI vtlIt Jl. I *71. / JJ-JU/U < ses 11 a.m. |j 6 p.m. 10 p.m. u Thursday Mass 5 p.m. I j 7:45 a.m. I (d. of each month: Faculty/staff lunch ) ! 11:30-1:30 H Fr. Stephen Lynch, O.F.M. j Catholic Campus Minister _ I aw HH HK HIC MK"TI % rHENON RESTAURANT JliPWi S Specialize in Pizza, II riders and Greek Dishes X t have time to dine in? 1)1 ve have take-out service, too. U I llain-llnm, F-S llam-12pm, Sun. 5Dm-10om X Harden St.- 5 Points - 799-7754 j K? "" "?< u?-4l The Clothes Peddler H tSummer Jean Sale I j ^ Lee London Rider 1 r? T-fc* cij.* I : ?oaggies rin-isinpe ^ Gloria Vanderbilt EE /ATI V 1 W [ - | 'retty Blouses, Too! I j g-Ten, You Babes, Eber j ] $9.98-$19.98 1 ort Blvd. Bush River Mall j >lumbia Columbia i filll 772-114fi IS 'our *1 LEVERAGE NEEDS he a UTDOOR CONCERT THE GOLDEN SPUR I WILL BE OPEN I SATURDAY APRIL 25 3 9am-2j>m 1