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Sixth-ranked g> From Staff and Wire Reports 1 CAffKall flom mailtr />! v/uv/ a dviiunu IVUIKI IUVVIJ iniiii up vui" lege in Rock Hill today for a double-header. The Lady Gamecocks, ranked sixth nationally with a 24-f record, will be playing their first game in more than a week. USC played in the Louisiana Tech Invitational tournament April 15-16. Cal Poly-Pomona, 31-12, is ranked first in n the softball poll, followed by Texas AM W (31-12), UCLA (22-4) and Cal State Fuller ton (41-8). Oklahoma State, 21-9-1, is fifth, followed by the Lady Gamecocks. Utah State, 21-9-1, is seventh, with Fresno State (23-9), Louisiana Tech (24-7) and Kansas (26-4) rounding out the top 10. THE PUBLIC is invited to meet Cocky, the Carolina cheerleaders and USC sports r0 teams during the "Meet the USC Sports Teams" gathering at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Carolina Coliseum. Good Irk ^Atna titf ?Hnmng|gjm| v,jyM? I Lowenbrau. use Softball The meeting is part of "USC Appreciation Dav." SDonsored bv the Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce in recognition of USC's economic and academic contributions to the city. The basketball and other spring sports teams and their staffs will be present along with USC Athletic Director Bob Marcum and Head Football Coach Joe Morrison. A ?. f jl J ? xi irro ?* /\ concert icaiuring inree uat musical groups will be given at 8 p.m. in the Coliseum. WAKE FOREST may be guilty of a minor violation of National Collegiate Athletic Association rules for participating in a telephone press conference to announce Friday's signing of basketball player Mark Cline. According to NCAA officials, although Wake Forest Head Basketball Coach Carl Tacy did not participate in Cline's press con ference in Williamston, W.Va., where the indswillbel ;11 or high wj 1 c ^ W N j^V^, kj 3EWBF' ' Igs^y^H P WT j| B|ft? t \ UIIHM^V w :'^W ^^HOHKHI^^BY "W .J?: WEWfafi^w- "v* vlsf MBjBa^gSM> ^ :: j jTwji^^u&Sgjp ^jjM , i-iiw i Bwr JI - BgflMVXaF jjH _ ' 1**^ ! JKTtfSSi miImM '' |^^|Uj| Pgygji ir^nllKi "-' --'IBL^ ^SB^bbHM^^H^B^B^E3Kil?C^<^'^X3H^^^8BB *? ; I QiM Yr u Kgffij gf| scrum f k1 LK l obvious fetl out ral MSI know h< WBwPffi JpS meant t PSn^iii Hffgg iHmBwI- thprp ? r tthe gan make y move o Lowenl everyb( Here's to good c 1983 Bee Brewed m U S team faces VI sports briefs signing took place, he and Cline answered questions via teiepnone. , NCAA rules prohibit colleges from holding press conferences to announce signings, even after the player signs. THE COLUMBIA METS continue their nine-game road trip today in Macon, Ga. Following the series against the Red Birds, the Mets travel to Florence for a three-game series against the Blue Jays, and then play three games in Charleston. MATCH PLAY returns to the Professional Golf Association tour next year. The Tucson Match Flay CJhampionsnip will be the inaugural tournament of the 1984 tour, Commissioner Deane Beman of the PGA Tour announced. r there j iter. ! Hgglggl A J * granby v pjjgft | aPMp J Served with i , ; i *and delicious ur friends didn't know a !j rom a dropkick. And they ? ly didn't know enough to I % of the rain. But they did }w much this rugby game ?,Two dips (s O you. So they hung in % rich Bavari; lownpour and all. J cream and wxr tVicif fry tiuit ^ ie's over, * 1; ;>ur best I f the I j i frimriL. 1 > A by Miller Bfewnuj Co Milwaukee Wi a finfhrop Match play championships of both the regular PGA Tour and the Senior Tour will be played simultaneously on the Randolph Park Golf Club in Tucson Jan. 2-8. A total of $1 million will be awarded in prize monies. It will be the first match play eveni on inc lour in 11 years. NORTH CAROLINA State, led by Mike Martini, won five events to come from Denina ana win me /\uanuc *^uhm luhference Track and Field Championships on a rainy Saturday afternoon in Clemson. Clemson and N.C. State tied for the ACC title last year. The Wolfpack had 169 points to claim the championship, while Clemson was second with 163 points. Virginia was third with 106, followed by Maryland, 84; Georgia Tech, 45; North Carolina, 37; Duke, 14; and Wake Forest, 2. TpSIT S I ! w. j I ?I.UUUHny Whole Sub i with the purchase of i anv size soft drink. ?r 50<t OFF I \ny Half Sub I with the purchase of i i any size soft drink. I /larion 749S3lud3 Avg.B arq Ifl 5 POintS? Expires: Welcome To... DQGS .AGE SQUARE CENTER, LEXINGTON, SC | j rER ST., ACROSS FORM USC HORSESHOE ? i i /ILLACE CTR, CHARLESTON HWY, W. COLUMBIA [ i rtm mAM I uuuruiM 5 ER SIZE SLflW DOG { nustard, Sandys' famous secret recipc chili, onion ? homemade creamy colc slaw. ? e? ^ $1.09 Son | , Coupon Expires April 27, 1983 ? " coupon :| jt fudge sundae ji landy's usual huge dips) of vanilla ice cream, lots of m hot fudge, walnuts, topped off with whipped cherry ... old fashion style! ?8 /K n w *1 | IIll WITH :i *P JL COUPON J| Coupon Expires April 27, 1983 ? PHI IDHM ? uuurui^ BBQ SANDWICH j crvcd with slaw and picklcs on warm bun. ? <ti f|Q WITH s I coupon ;| > Coupon Expires April 27, 1983 '