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Hency leads U Game; ^ 0 Scott Brown A reserve defender for the Gamecocks Carolina Catamounts. i I ICE CREAM [an 33$/sco< reg. 45C I !B fZA ) T Fellowship ot Christ A GETTING ACQUAINT J MONDAY, SEPT. 1 a Athletes & Coache I Brief Testim< MEETING PLACE: Fellowship 4 Evangelical Church. This is ir I behind 1727 Pendleton St. - v f USC Parking Lot behind the E A All A -ft II r-r?^ i-w A ? ? IMLL MiriLtltG, tA-AIMLtl LOVERS ARE WELCOME A1 MONDAY NIGHT GATHEF i COME. nammpp mnijiimn JHSAMBINO'S 1 CHICKEN & 1 Across From Towers at K , rWE DELIUER 2! i' Store Hour 11-12 Mon-TI 11-1 am Fri| || 12-10 pm Sui ? FREETRlESirrSi with my _ with jhisjcoL izpenyunmyi i I SC with three goels :ocks crush Cat; i I \ I Photo by Andy Lavalley 1 goes up for USC's 8-0 victory over the Western 1 y flavor I * y exp.9-18-83| : g $1.5 ian Athletes f Fn MPFTiMn 4 .. ./ pnies | room of Columbia 1 the brick building A | /vhich is next to the I i W ' 3.A. Bldg. \ ^^AStb,lv - A \ ' ^ put UTT ES, AND SPORTS i L o 1 " THESE WEEKLY, ? V IINGS. ? Y'ALL " i J**\ , 1 su8Sb,ossoJ | f,: ,. I ra^jrj ipon I ifaiaraMmiMmMiJ m- ^ 2 fO /0 1 imni into q n Jl IIUUII lo U"U I ly Haywood Taylor USC's soccer team used a three-goal perormance by Bill Hency and quick ball conrol in route to an 8-0 victory over Western Carolina yesterday. The Gamecocks broke on top with 20:21 emaining in the first half when Hency cored on the right from 16 yards out. Two ninutes later, Danny Ratcliff scored his third oal of the year to put the Gamecocks ahead -0. The Gamecocks added two more goals in he first half, as Roger Norman and Hency ioth scored goals with 4:25 and 2:49 remainng, respectively, to put Carolina ahead 4-0. Gorman's goal was assisted by Steve Presing. THE SECOND half held much of the ame for Western Carolina, as the iamecocks once again controlled the ball, orcing the Catamounts into a defensive ame. Hency once again opened the scoring for he Gamecocks when he scored off of an ssist by Ben Niles with 41:40 remaining, liirty seconds later, Steve Presing added a oal off of a pass by Norman to increase the Jamecock's lead to 6-0. Carolina went through another dry spell ntil Chip Cooney scored on a shot directly i front of the goal. The game marked the sturn of Cooney to the lineup, as he injured is ankle before the season began. Minutes ' iter, Cooney left the game favoring the nkle. "He (Cooney) isn't 100 percent," IJSC ead coach Mark Berson said. We'll still ave to wait for him to recuperate." AARON BLAKENEY then scored the inal goal for Carolina with 8:40 remaining 3 provide the final margin of 8-0. Unnnif'r + ? r> # U A !? > iibiik; a inicc guaia is uic iiium uy any layer for IJSC in one game this season, and FIT THIS II CMIRSCHE ligMacM 91 / Summer's ov (+tox) ,/ DrQp/Acid. tui / / the other hecti *J backtocampv at Graveyard Berson had nothing but praise for the freshman midfielder. "We've seen his play improve every game," Berson said. "He probably created two times the amount of goals that he scored for his teammates." Hency said he never concentrated on scoring. "AFTER I scored my first goal all I concentrated on was keeping the ball mo/ing," Hency said. One distinct advantage for Carolina in the game was their ability to keep the Catamounts on their half of the field, and team captain Norman attributed some of that success to the team's ball handling skill. "We pushed the ball around pretty quickly and didn't give them (Western Carolina) a chance to tackle us," Norman said. "Every time they tried to tackle us, we kicked it somewhere else." "WE PLAYED the ball quickly, and we were able to move the ball around," Berson said. "Also, we were able to score when the opportunity arrived." With the win, the Gamecocks improved their record to 3-1. Berson said he believes the team has made considerable progress. "Wc are about where 1 expected us to be at this point," Berson said. "Our fitness is down because of injuries and this was our first time playing a solid first and second half. Carolina's next opponent will be the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and Berson said he expects a tough match. "UNC-C WILL be the toughest team we have faced thus far," Berson said. "They are verv nhvsiral ?nH wp will havp tr> nlati mir J 1 J ?-? "?'V IV P'?; "U' best game of the year to be successful." The Gamecocks face the 49ers Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Charlotte. Senile! teal Deal 'er! It's bock to registration, tion, waiting in lines and all c activities welcoming you js. Take a break from this J it an old friend, McDonald's?! :Donald's makes that visit j with our Dig Mac Meai Deal, nous Dig Mac sandwich, a | ler of our delicious golden brown french fries, and a large soft drink for $1.99! ... So if today's prices make you lose your { j appetite, come in and / find it again at j| Aff^orirn'c fov/nrif/-* , ? avva -? IV4 V/l 11 ^ restaurant-McDonald's. i 1 i McVcmafd'sfx g\ Syou l M \ pon Necessary BB m B? 30. 1983 of McDonold's, 921 Sumfer St., Columbio. SC