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BR9 Gtfe&v. "**' ' >- /- * m> " * ' * -Him#* '"irALA*** Pass blocking USC offensive tackle Rusty Russell, a 6-6 se State linebacker Freddie Lewis in Saturday's Blue Devils From Staff and Wire Reports ^ Duke University's soccer team remained undefeated by edging USC 1-0 yesterday in pouring rain at Duke Soc cer rieia in uurnam, in.c. Tom Cain scored off an indirect kick with 17:17 left in the contest to give the Blue Devils their 13th win of the season. Ken Lola got the assist on the goal. Carolina was outshot 17-6 in the game. Duke, ranked first in the nation, improved to 13-0-2 on the year. The Gamecocks fell to 6-8-1. ^ USC plays Davidson College, ranked ninth in the Southern region, Wednesday at the Graveyard. Game time is 4 p.m. (classified TIONAL } ] A ,, - nn W1 /-in imssmeu hus must oe "v"' PREPAID. Payment must be lo H^M/ made with cash, check or money ,lon no order in the exact amount. Orders are accepted in Room 323 Russell USC House during the regular Universi- I ucsday ( ty business hours or via the mail Room 32 on a Classified Advertising Mailer ,jfv only. Deadlines are 3:00 p.m. Pi Sig Monday for Wednesday's issue, Science h 3:00 p.m. Wednesday for Friday's meeting issue and 3:00 p.m. Thursday for P-mMonday's issue. Advertisements may be cancelled before 10:00 a.m. the day prior to publication. i-k Refunds are not given. For more 1 rar,^.1,1 information contact Student us' ^ Cl Media Advertising, Box 85131, >ng Club, use, Columbia, SC 29208 or call _ _ _ | 7-4249. FOR S ; FORI) Hi and classified Ca"" campus notices y;;; ' Whitewater Club meets every Recently I Tuesday Rm 217 of P.E. Center cos'" 7:00 p.m. Kayak role sessions * ne^ * follow in pool. Colle < Women In Business Oct. 27th at (Krey) 5:30 rm 003 HA. Lynn Bankhead (navy). ^ (executive vice preside"' h|UC Carolina 5 Crssi-Siue Shield). "" c ?'hcr:> rl Send ch< I NEWS/ED, BROADCASTING Brookha I MAJORS ? Join now! Society of ortlcrs ca I Professional Journalists initiation I meeting ? 10/19/83, 7:30 RM '7I v a 203. lion" ne |j radials/j 1 ; TLT ~ ~ ~ JL JHflK ^t8& *-- ^iy^y^.,^W * <m? k<* Photo Courtny of LSU I Revolt* nior from Orangeburg, drops back to block Louisiana football game in Baton Rouge. Carolina lost 20-6. orlno cnpoor +1 UU^U LI sports briefs USC-CLEMSON football ticket distribution will be held Sunday at Carolina Coliseum from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets will be limited to one per student with a valid ID card. No student validations nor guest tickets will be given. Block seating will be available, but block seating ID cards must be turned < into the Student Government Office by < 10 a.m. Oct. 31. 1 Tickets not distributed Sunday will be distributed in the Russell House Lobby Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 from 8 a.m. t to 4 p.m. t -STY INTERNA- LOOK. Personal Computer meets R.H.-307 8 p.m. VIDEO game Enthusiasts. C !6. Newcomers welcome settle for silent black & white v VN RIGHTS organiza- yOU really need color and sour npartisan, nonpolitical. your life. For immediate AMDEK Color-I plus c Lacrosse Club meetig display. For under the cost < October 25 Russell House monochrome. Only one, $32 7 8:30 PM Be there! Vic Harrelson 782-5988 befo p.m. ;ma Alpha, Political lonor Society, election HELP WANTED Tuesday October 25th, APPLY NOW for a Sti 28 Gambrell. Orientation Assistant posi The 1984 applications ma; picked up in the Student Ori ^aC^..l?.n!?Lr?-W-in ,ion ?fficc' 206 Russe" H?us? l" jVu,yo"M- terested students who have st Sponsored by Sad- academic records and a varie experiences with campus acti' ? . _ and organizations may ALE 777-2780 for more informa Galaxic 500 (*71) Applications are due Novemb new tires. $500 obin 777-1177 Students needed to sell advi ing. Prefer individuals experie an/Kardon receiver in advertising sales. Call 777excellent condition. for appointment. cleaned and checked by :d dealer 25 plus watts Unicyclist wanted for pre o. Call Irving 796-4799. tional and advertising purp Contact the Golden Spui c sweatshirts! Harvard 777-4120. Yale (white) vaiimouth (kelly) - North (I Rhh DANCE CLAS! (light blue) - USC (white) The Arthur Murray Dance Sc $14.00 each postpaid. will train you to instruct all eck to LMg, Box 317, popular ballroom dances I veil, Ms 39601. COD disco to country. No cost if II 1-601-835-1085. qualify. Afternoon and eve work only. Good pay. Appi W camper "mint condi- person Monday thru Friday af w engine/(2000 mi)/new P"1- Dutch Square B Columbia. 1 use Continued from page 13 "The Bandits (LSU's defense) played with a great deal of emotion out there against South Carolina, and I was looking for that to happen," Stovall said. "We look for their leadership in our games, and they ramp thmi mh fmo ?r* ? vhimv viii iui us in a uig way tonight." LSU's third score came quickly, as | Wickersham hit split end Eric Martin i on a 69-yardpass to put LSU on the Gamecocks' eight. Flanker Herman Fontenot took the ball in the end zone two plays later, increasing LSU's lead to 17-6. ANOTHER USC turnover set up the Tiger's final score in the fourth quarter. LSU moved 19 yards after recovering the fumble, and LSU's Juan Betanzos hit a 41-yard field goal with 11:48 remaining. Mitchell, who was the National Collegiate Athletic Association's fourthrated passer after his performances against Miami of Ohio and Duke, was replaced by Desmond following Betanzos' field goal. In the game, Mitchell completed four of 10 passes for 51 yards and had 1, lim?t lllltl V_cpU?Jll5. "I don't think Mitchell or Desmond played well," USC offensive coordinator Frank Sadler said. "We just didn't play well offensively as well as we did defensively. I'm embarassed for myself and for Coach Morrison." MANY OF USC's players said they didn't feel like having an open date before the LSU game left them unprepared mentally. "We had a great open date," offensive lineman Rusty Russell said. "We felt like we could win the game coming in, but the turnovers really killed our drives, l telt like I played terribly and I'd admit it to anyone." Russell said the Gamecocks "have the type team that can rebound from a loss." sam 1 -0 QFVITDAI I'MDMrn ncr' i uu i a>? ?/??_> a v/i%itii'j1\ U UdSiCDUlI players return to Sarge Frye Field Saturday afternoon to participate in the annual Alumni Baseball game. USC coach June Raines' current Gamecock squad, headed by seniors Chris Boyle and John Sullivan, will compete against the alumni in an informal contest open to the public. MILLER BARBER repeated as :hampion of the Seniors International Golf Tournament yesterday in Hilton Head. 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