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Upsets move Di frnm fourth tn I I VIII IWV9I By Andrew Miller Bootleg^ The unbeaten and untied Doobies moved 17-0,and Sij four positions to become the third team to Delta Theta hold the No. 1 spot this year in the in- No. 9 Del tramural flag football poll. No. 10 Yee A week marked by upsets saw six too-ten In woniei teams from this past week's poll defeated. No. 1 positi "I think it's getting late in the season," Kappa D< Ken Puett the intramural flag football direc- beating this tor said. "The top teams are doing the same Burney, 19 thing game after game. Tri Delta ^ > , , ,. , ? , ,, Kappa Gam Puett said he believes the flag football game this year is a much more exciting game. y "This year's game is faster and unpredic- Swim me table," he said. "It appeals to the real teres,ed ma; athlete. I |q a( t^e j "This year you have to be quick and fast, Pumokin not big and strong like last year." Thp rar? wi] In flag football action this week, the No. 1 n?rs Doobies defeated the Horseshoe 14-8, while shirts and n No. 2 Lechers lost to the Douglas Marauders CoRec fl 7-6. Douglas was the first team to score on led by a r the Lechers all season. Iulow, beat Phi Kappa Sigma, the No. 1 team this past week .slipped to No.3 with a 12-0 loss to The Bru Sigma Nu. Ping Pong B.A. Afro moved from seventh to fourth with a In men's 18-12 victory over previously sixth ranked top honor; Dynasty. finals. No. 5 II-Cool and No.6 Columbia Hall fell Hershey two and one spots respectively. followed I II-Cool lost to Maxcy-I 21-6, and Colum- Epsilon-II, bia Hall was blanked by Bates House 12-0. Alpha Eps f * js. ??&& # - m y* Photo by Gen? l* Serving it up Sue Little prepares to serve in USC's volleyball match against Uf Charlotte. Carolina defeated the 49ers 15-2, 15-3, 15-3. Gamecocks crush 49ers with height By Jeff Hartsell USC's volleyball team raised its record to 22-3 by defeat the IJniversitv r>f North Carolina-Charlotte at the Physical Education Center last night. The Lady Gamecocks used an overwhelming height adv tage to beat UNC-C in three straight games 15-2, 15-3, 15 The loss dropped UNC-C's record to 7-16 on the year, i Lady Gamecock coach Elaine Mozingo said this year's 4 team is not as strong as past teams. "THEY'RE A young team, with a lot of new players. / they're small," first-year coach Mozingo said. "(UNC-C) Coach Becky Bowman is a good coach, j she'll get a lot out of her players. This is her first year th< and she'll improve them," she said. The Lady Gamecocks put together long streaks in e game to take control of the match. Carolina ran off five straight points in the first game v junior power hitter Teri Montoya serving, and the match never in doubt. See "Volleyball," pag oobies r ^ f D?0l"eS ^611 5 g.Q I |l I, 2. Lechers 4-1 / 3. Phi Kappa Sigma 4.1 ;ers defeated Navy ROTC AFRO 4-0* ima Aloha Eosilon trounced Phi R_ II Cnnl A.I t33u?' i hi tw . ? 6. Columbia Hall I 4-1 ta Upsilon was idle this week and Gads won by forfeit. 7. Bootleggers 3-0.; n's action, Delta Zeta took the g. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3-1-' on with a win by forfeit. ;^1 t ^ reii ^ team by ins finished third followed by the fjj s, Columbia Hall, Thrashers and ' ^ yj' wi Ml' ' '' v a'-- -"^ L. . - < :V > : > - < ' ; floor hockey, Pi Kappa Phi took ,; m 5 beating the Picrates 9-7 in the; " ,.f./^ ' ;? ;>4 \ % ' *, v: yt ^ v *.' v* " " r- - * xc? '* ii ~ * > ?* **}*> * ' * ' . > % ' ? ?&> "* "> Hemorrhoids finished third, ?? . . jy Delta Upsilon, Sigma Alpha ??*R9 *?r * * Phi Kappa Sigma-I and Sigma Russell Gruber of Phi Delta Theta runs 1 ilon-I. flag football action yesterday. Carolina's golf team 1 in John Ryan Memori By Jeff Rogers USC's men's golf team earned a "Wo hat/pn't nl: fourth-place finish Saturday at the . ^ John Ryan Memorial in Durham, tOUmdfTIBnt With OUf NThe University of North Carolina 3t 0n? tinl won the tournament with an 876, while finished second, t Clemson shot an 881 for second. Wake fj? tournam Forest finished ahead of USC with an 883, and USC shot an 885. Duke I'm pretty pleased W University came in fifth with an 886. _ yep man's < "We played kind of mediocre in the _ ' first round," USC head coach Bobby Foster said. "But we had the lowest round of the tournament on the last day.'' FRED WADSWORTU in second in last week's i lege Invitational, finished FOSTER SAiD the Gamecocks' in the Ryan tournament ?" I - /-v?. Uffr/\m 1A V thirH f/"\i inr Illltll I UU11U Ul UU^Ul UIClll 11 Will TV aU3VVUI U1 a 1.1111 V4 1 V/U11V shots behind UNC down to nine. was the lowest round of "North Carolina has one of the bet- tournament. ter teams in the country," Foster said. "So it feels pretty good." Foster said Bob Hughes Webb Heintzelman was the top "two mediocre rounds" ai finisher for the Gamecocks, coming in ly established himself as o ** third with a 214. It was Heintzelman's three players" for USC. best finish in a collegiate tournament. 'C- "I was pleased that Webb finished The Gamecocks' next third in a major college tournament," t>e Oct. 21-23 at the A Foster said. "He had an up and down tercollegiate tournament i summer, but he's worked hard. *y? F,a* Foster said the ^ field will incl ude not^ or lly was Frod Wsdsworth Sweatt did not play e 14 Finished second in tournament Memorial because of a b amural Poll 9. Delta Upsilon 3-1 10. Ynn Gads 3-1-1 Women's 1. Delta Zeta 4-1 2. Kappa Delta 3-0-1 3. Tri Delta 3-1-1 4. Burney 3 2 5. Kappa Gamma 3-2 |V jjBmg A l|9H M[||^^BKwflCT>yiCT V v '* *, iweky-MW ? > X -, >? >y< ?y?y44"'Wll ?<???#?w?!ift<?t-i, r>? * ** ->- f' ;- ^ ? y*'v v.., , y * .. - ? v. f* r / t ~ . a J 3* ,,, Pfcoro by 6?w Lane* Dr the end zone as Kappa Alpha defenders pursue in intramural inishes fourth al tournament , suttered during the Augusta College yea one Invitational. b6St five don't think missing those two ... , weeks will hurt him (Sweatt)," Foster B. WG V6 said. "He's been hitting balls for six lird and months, and he says his foot doesn't hurt him at all." ;nts...and ith that " FOSTER SAID the fall schedule usually determines the lineup for the |Olf coach spring tournaments, and this year has by Foster been no exception. "If I had to say who the top four -A players were, I'd say those three n i n t 7 o 1 rr\ or* o n r\ i \ ** aua WU1 Ult M IvllllLvllll C* I 1 * W rnl Hughes) and Sweatt," Foster said. U^hS f in "Thai's not to say that one guy could in. .e 218 work hard, break loose and get hot." Wl 3 c , 'Q Foster also said his team has played score of 68 ? r . . f n ~A , well so far tins fall. the 24-team "We haven't played one tournament with our best five players at one time," HU"d?f ^ Foster said. "We've finished second, f h P,te third and fourth in tournaments with ic oi the top 24-team fields, and I'm pretty satisfied with that. t?u am<:nt FOLLOWING THE Bean tourna1 ^ ean n ment, the Gamecocks will finish their n aines ^ season at t^e soulh Carolina lnterregiona^but collegiate tournament in Hampton. 1 to his poten- ^ hoc ;i HAnrl ( finish really in the Ryan Webb Heintzelman oken foot he Helped USC to fourth-place finish