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Alumni so< m From Staff Reports The second annnnl 11*2^ i/orciHi _ _ vy w V, TC4iO*LJ"" alumni soccer match is slated for | tomorrow at the Graveyard, Carolina's soccer field, and admission is free. The match will pit the 1983 varsity ^ team against a squad comprised of forr. Gamecock players, including 0 soinp wuo played professionally. "This match gives us a chance to bring back many of the outstanding people who have meant so much to our program and who have given us the Ii' soccer tradition that we have," USC Head Coach Mark Berson said. 9 Ucwfe Jo* "PcflfJoE * jKr^td*mk\ \ fflSr* ! Jj sf ?iyf/m Jf 7A? ' UFVIK' a ffi i : v" :;i-:W; \ ? S * * * ,%%?' ?. V . . ? '. > I^Brntmmamm??????? ;cer game t Q?anHn..4? ...U~ ...111 > " -? umuuuuis wau win return ior tne match are Paul Turin, Richard Wurdack and John Tremont, each of whom has played professionally. Turin has played for the Tulsa Roughnecks of the North American Soccer League and for the St. Louis Steamers of the Major Indoor Soccer League. He holds virtually every Carolina goalkeeping record. Wurdack played with the Denver " Avalanche and most recently with the Kansas City Comets, both of the M1SL. Tremont had a brief stint with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers. ia, USC'd lilwvu) SB^I omorrow Carolina has had 12 players drafted by the professional leagues in the past five years. Gamecock David Burr, who was named the 1982 team's most valuable player, will be unable to play because of a prior commitment. The John M. Johnson Award will be presented by Johnson's widow. Johnson, a Carolina soccer enthusiast, died Jan. 15 from injuries sustained when he was forced to eject from his disabled fighter plane while on a training mission near Myrtle Beach. i utnnnniuo in Ann sp* wr V!Ji V. *. ' * . *. * * f VV* *. V ^ . 1 * % ' * . * % I use NIGHT I WITH THE I METS I it r t ? i I Wednesday, May 4th ! j vs. Gastonia | ! 7:30 p.m. H Capital City Park I (S. Assembly Street) j rn r - B8g /\u U3t students showing proper l.D. [ ] |J^^^^^^wUlb^admitte^for$LOO^^^^^jM 1 1 I TUIILIT? I (restaurant & lounge ;! 1928 Rosewood Drive j! Columbia's I Party in' Tradition I Has A Special I For You! I I Happy Hour | Today S Monday ij 4-8 I Enjoy Bud Pitchers | I* l.bO Free Boiled Peanuts and Popcorn i Give Yourself A Break And Relax At The j TWILITE! I CAROXlNA I r UPDATE ^ * I-??*-" " I WUSC-FM 90.5 | I Friday, April 29, 6:00p.m. I j Guest: rv T A IT Tf r-t-1 I IVK. JAI iiJ&KZJNEK Topic: The Nuclear Arms Freeze Monday, May 2, 6:00p.m. Guest: DR. JAMES B. HOLDERMANl Topic: Tuition Increases and More T\ A r\mT/'STr\ A rri m - - r AKTJLU1F ATJU: 777-4165 ONLY ON ALTERNATIVE 90.5 . ? Phi 1 I