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Tigers shut ou From Staff Reports CLEMSON ? Clemson's soccer team us ed three second half goals en route to a 4-0 victory over Carolina here yesterday. The Tigers, ranked second in the nation, were held scoreless through most of the first half until Eric Eichmann scored with :39 remaining to put the TiRers ahead 1-0. Up until that point, the Gamecocks had held Clemson to only one shot on goal in the first half. mm . i. ^BPf^ jlM Mark Berson USC soccer coach I CAROLINA'S I INFORMS 7 MONDAY through FR ? NEWSWft Campus News Medical Reports fi A 4 I I ft I I. woria News Movie Reviews Sports Play Reviews Frat News Spot News IC \/r\l I l 1 A \ /1? A Kir-tAi Iir i uu nnvc ? inuvv The Best Weekly News IF IT CONCERNS om wusc-: IplilQQlfiorl Tan Kappa Ep< V^JLCI'IOO JLAIV/Vl now forming. Ir CAMPUS NOTICES anduscdenMoCuant Mechanical Engineers: Be Backpacking < Prpnarpri' loin ihp A 1 ??- " . . - .....?>>vuii ?Y f UllCXUiiy Sill o Society of Mechanical Engineers. Russell House. Apply in Engr. 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THEME MEETING HELP WAN1 9ON NIETZSCHE'S "God is Chick-fil-a of Dead," Wednesday, 10/12/83,8 now accep|jng p.m. rh 307. part-time evenin f j work Must also |i Amnesty International meets in ing holiday breal< Br.H. 305. new members welcome son 2:30-5 p.m. H to this non partisan human rights calls. organization. Spelunking inf GAMMA BETA PHI will meet for North, S( ff Tues. Oct. II, Currell Room 107, Georgia Please H 7:30 777-0560. MaamMUHMMMaMnni t Gamecocks USC head soccer coach Mark Berson said he thought his team had control of the game. "We dominated the first half and also had chances to score as well," Berson said. In the second half, however, the Tigers goi their offense on track. Peter Stebbins openec the second-half scoring with 32:5< remaining. Berson said he believes Stebbins' goal wa the turning point of the game. "Our players came back in the second hal with good intensity until Clemson score< their second goal," Berson said. Chuck Nash then added another goal witl 17:51 remaining to extend the Tigers lead t< 3-0 before Eichmann scored his second goa of the day to provide the final margin of 4-0 The loss dropped the Gamecocks record t< 5-6-1, while the Tigers remained undefeatei and ran their record to 9-0-2. One of th Tiger's ties came two weeks ago against top ranked Duke University before over 6,00< fans. Berson also said Clemson played well. "They did not do anything to diminisl their national ranking," he said. USC will travel to Chapel Hill, N.C., t< face the University of North Carolina. UN( leads the series 1-0, the lone victory cominj on n "7.0 trinmnh hv thp Tarheels in 1982. ION HOUR DAY 5:30-6:30 p.m. vp i o w ? Entertainment News Campus Pulse Poll Record Reviews State News Commentary Light Features Indepth Analysis Live Reports 3 TIP CALL 777-7172 Tip Wins a New Album fOU . . . r CONCERNS OS! FM 90.5 Ion fraternity is OVERSEAS JOBS ? Sumterested alumni mer/year round. Europe, S. '77-0747. 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Call the Dirty Do/en Mental toughness 'street finhter.' m %}?w" ' ~ By Roece O'Dell I The term 4 'street fighter" is not often used to describe a golfer, but in the case of USC senior Fred Wadsworth, the descrip! tion is as accurate as most of his shots this season. } When coach Bobby Foster called Wadsworth a "street fighter," he was referring to Wadsworth's mental toughness on the golf course. Wadsworth is always ready to play, mentally as well as f physically. . He does not let bad breaks on the course rattle his game, because "he knows that he can turn it all around in just a couple of holes," Foster said. He also has enough 1 confidence in his tame so that he is not in j timidated by oilier teams or players with big reputations According to the coach. Wadsworth said he agreed with this description and added not only is he not intimidated by the bigger-name players, he 3 welcomes the chance to gain experience and e exposure by playing with them. ' This sportsmanlike attitude he exhibits toward his opponents is returned in the way his opposition feels about him. According to Foster, Wadsworth is well-liked and 1 respected by most of the teams USC has played. Wadsworth said this could be his finest 3 season in four years at USC. "He's in the upper echelon of players in ' the country," Foster said. Wadsworth's dedication to golf began to Reservatior I January - A | For RHUU and Meetii j| Traditional Activities . . ji Carolina Program Unior 1 Licensed Student 1i| Organizations j; All Others ji See Dot Raymond ii { KlIfiRpll HniICO koturon jr w^aaajvww^wwwwwwwvvu Ride wanted - to New Orleans, French tutoring. Tl Louisiana either weekend of Oc- Pat a' 256-4179 or 73 tober 15th or 22nd. Will share gas TYPING SFR\ money. Janet 777-0179. UNLIMiTF Term Papers, D CJG Just wanted to tell you Resumes (Writing ai that 1 love you very much, and I Correspondence, etc can't wait until our future Elite. 16 Years Typing begins . . .together. 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Wadsworth said he wants a good amateur record, something very important in his efforts to make the professional golf tour after he graduates. In order to get started in the Professional Golfers' Association, he will need a sponsor to back him financially, and an impressive amateur record is an important first step in finding one. Wadsworth's plan as far as professional golf is concerned is to work for up to five years trying to make the PGA tour. If he has not made it by then, he said he may try the Asian golf tour. If he makes the PGA tour, Wadsworth said he plans to play until he is "an old man." l Abates tor ugust 1984 jj Ballroom rig Rooms ...... Ontnhp>r Q-R ! i October 6-7 ji .... October 10-12 |i October 13 ji i Room 205A of the ji n 8:30-12 and 1-4. ij ne best. Call I.B. M. PROMPT PROFES- I 33340 SIONAL TYPING. PRO- | 'ICES OFREADING INCLUDED. ; D REASONABLE. NEAR CAM- I isserlations, PUS 799-7578. H d isrt BARTENDING | Experience. Course Now Available ' >vided. 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