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'Cmiohinn ir i uiiemiiitj iuui on constructs By Jeff Hartsell Some "finishino tmirhpc" are all that remain to be completed in the renovation of B&M rnl^^Bii TI Iit iiii11 Jfl ' i IP ^ 48 ?? $ Bob Marcum USC athletic director (* jn | Cable netwo I 1983 homec IBy Jeff Hartsell The kiekoff time lor USC" against the North Carolina St; ed so that the name mav ht WTBS cubic network. Athletic director Bob Marc 8:12 p.m. Oct. 29 instead of tl 5^ 1:30p.m. The game will be one of 19 foroaucasi oy w i tins year the Hall of Fame Bowl game, (or Mike Oglesby said. ^ Oglesby said the cable iv households in all 50 states. T1 game will have a potential auc viewers, ne saia. The voice of the Atlanta F play-by play announcer. For Tim Foley will be the color a Oglesby said a crew of mor on Williams-Brice stadium cameras, four miles of cable mobile trucks will be brouuh I D JtJfru uruwn: ' jnt? A?> A w as? ssi 1 lid B ffim mm _ Does mnmu i b d811 ^H^HH|HgHH8gnKBn9n Tarii I L / :nes remain in at stadium USC's Williams-Brice Stadium. athletic Hirf?rtr?r ? vvtVi Marcum said Tuesday. Marcum said in addition to the weight room built this past fall, the training room has been expanded to "three or four times" its original size. New equipment and equipment storage rooms are also being finished. Construction is continuing on 10 new meeting iuuiiis, a mm room that seats 115 people and dressing quarters for the coaches, Marcum added. Plush red carpeting covers the floor of the new Captians Hall, where the pictures of past Gamecock football captains will hang. ? 1 rk to carry oming game s homecoming football game Ate Wolfpack has been chang broadcast by Ted Turner's urn said the game will start at tie regularly scheduled time of regular season college games . The network will also carry WTBS public relations direcctwork reaches 26.6 million tie USC-North Carolina State iience of more than 50 million alcons, Bob Neal, will be the mer Miami Dolphins All-Pro analyst. e than 60 people will descend to do the broadcast. Eight , two satellite dishes and two t to Columbia for the game. ; New Ai. siiyHfu u !D OPE ody | ! It ter USD junior in state am By Johnny Boggs FLORENCE ? His handicap is scratch at the Spring Valley Country Club. He says he loves to play the sport. But Bill Bowers doesn't play for USC's men's golf team ? he doesn't have the time. "I like to play golf, but engineerinn t o 1/nc * ?-? -"11 ? - - * 115 iai\co u\J clUUUl ctI ft Ixiy time, Bowers said. "1 play just about every day during the summer and once a week during school." The 20-year-old engineering junior finished tied for fourth, with a 5-over-par 289 total, during the 52nd annual South Carolina state Amateur golf Tournament held at the Florence Country Club Aug. 4-7. Bowers said he thought he "played pretty well" on the 6,203 yard layout, par 71 course during the tournament, but added. "1 wouki have i . i ? t . - - uone a wnoie lot Hotter il I had hit drives on the fairways. Anytime you hit the rough, that almost meant an Intramural : From Staff Reports An Intramural Co-Rcc soft ball tournament to determine the representative for this year's USC Systems Softball Classic will be held beginning Sept. 6. All interested coaches should attend a rules meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. in room 110 in the Blatt P.E. Center. The Systems Classic is a one-dav tourna ment held at the Columbia campus, with representatives from each of the 9 system schools participating. The event will be held Sept. 16, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. TI II' 1'inPT T - - -? * ? ' inr. riiv^i nuranuirai managers meeting will be held Wednesday, at 5 p.m. in room 110 of the Blatt P.E. v mini* I ! li ^er m conl j died > Was ties for foui lateur golf ti automatic bogey." During the final round, Bowers double-bogeyed the 141-yard, par 3 fourth hole, considered the easiest on the course. "It took me about three or four holes to calm down after that," he said. "And to top it off, I left a 10-foot eagle putt short on the last hole." Irmo's Jimmy Hawkins won the event, edging local favorite Jimmy Finklea by one stroke. Hawkins, a former USC golfer, had a little luck on the final hole when his second shot on the par 5, 486-yard hole, sliced to the right out ot play. The ball, however, hit a drainpipe on the clubhouse and bow ? back in play ? into a sandii. linklea later missed a short putt thai would have sent the round into sudden death. Haw. s fired a 6-under-par cnfthnli fnun *.*JP I I sports briefs Center. Managers from all campus organizations are required to attend. FITNESS FOR life, a self-paced, individualized fitness program, opened Monday . The program will run the entire semester. The participant picks a point total that will be reached by the end of the semester. Points are accumulated by jogging, swimming, walking, bicycling, tennis, basketball and other activities. Participants reaching their goal receive a prize. Prizes are Level I, 500 point ? socks; ^ mil t? HHoHHiz hr^ 111WHMB ^ WJtiim^h WM1 nr oc HHolBH11 ^ Wliir-ar ? EwMKm o Ur^U ? in BttHwyfll ^WL B Hu>H <H| HR^ 1 j IsP^ (fflSifeRR APARTMl 10 MINUTES FRC : along a gently sloping hillside and located in prestig $360. CREATION: Adult nnnl spnaratp frnm familx/ nnnl I ?r?.?w ' " J f?""l basketball cts., super clubhouse with wet bar, fii week. TURES: Private balconies/patios, carpet, designe rolled A/C and heat, walk-in closets and extra st( i, custom draperies, and fully equipped with dishv hers and dryers are located in every building. P Open Mon.-Sat. for your viewing pi t* n 4 n Mamiraa r a ?r o, a, ur \l murvin LCHdt rth place ournament 75-69-64-70 ? 278 total for the championship and Finklea shot 71-69-71-68 ? 279. Charleston's Bill Smunk finished third with a 68-75-73-72 ? 288. Bowers was tied with Columbia's Bill Poteat (72-73-71-73 ? 289) and Rock Hill's Gregg Sweatt (73-74-68-74 ? 289). Bowers shot a 71-72-72-74 ? 289 for the tournament. The competition in the tournament was excellent, Bowers said. "South Carolina has some excellent golfers, and all of them were here except (defending champion) Dillard Pruitt." "The scores were a lot higher than I thought they would be, but I didn't expect the rough to be like ii wav" Bowers played tor Spring \ alley High School's golf team, the class A A A A I * - 1 m(iii' tiuunpions two oi UK* I three years he played for the Vikings. nament set Level 1!, 1,000 points ? baseball eap; ix-vu in, i,/?w pour > ? 1 -sturt; Level 1111. 2,500 poir.is ? shorts; Level V, 3,750 points ? sport wallet; Level VI, 5,000 points ? tote bag. the eost to enter is S4. INTRAMURAL FLAG football will be getting underway September 11, and all interested teams should send a representative to the P.E. Center to register. Entries open Monday, Monday 29 and the deadline is Sept. 1. Anyone wishing to enter a team in the Co-Rec Soccer League should also enter by Sept. 1. For those interested in participating in the Co-Rec Floor Hockey League, the deadline is Sept. 13. .. 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