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USC comes ALLENDALE ? Jim St. Laurent's two-run single in the sixth inning broke a 2-2 tie and Carolina held on for a 4-3 win over Georgia Southern last night. Sophomore righthander Casey Reed picked up his seventh win against two losses. Junior righthander Glenn Jenkins pitched the last two innings to earn his fifth save. Georgia Southern outhit the Gamecocks 12-8 uritki oil OA Kite cinnloc rx c I imr\pH ttc TTlill Oil 4-V IlliO JlllglVO MO W U? V/ UppVVI iiii i VVV/I v? to 33-14. Georgia Southern has lost three of four games this season to Carolina and is now 25-27 for the year. St. Laurent, Rob Rinehart and Greg Morhardt each had two hits for the Gamecocks. Jeff Petzoldt and Jeff Gwer each had three hits for the Eagles. Georgia Southern's Dave Pregon, who had hit 19 homers this season. "!v a'''-z,-ifsfgre '%"; ~^t^^ '3r\Vl -;.V /.-> ' .f^^Sil Ifflfnn \ J8^/wwqaKBb?aa^ > ^ (" ' iiaUl Out of uniform John Perkins of America's Best Bet takes a cut in his t sion playoffs. Sigma NuKappa Delta-Sigma Phi Epsilon Golf team ranked Gamnnnnl By Tracy Mixson USC's 12th-ranked men's golf team closes out spring season- this weekend in a nationally pro legiate tournament. The Gamecocks will compete in the Chris Sche tional today through Sunday in Statesboro, Ga. f "allino flip PUPIll "nnc r?f llln niominr cnllnnii I ?"V V..N- V.r? HIV. piv.illiv.1 \,\M1V,?,V. I in the country," USC coach Bobby Foster said he his squad will do well. "IF WE go out and play well, we have as good anybody to win," he said. "Other than the to\ Mexico, (the Rafael Alarcon Intercollegiate, Marc weekend's event will be the best field we'll play < Foster said the squad's goal is to earn a bid to l Collegiate Athletic Association Championship IV Bear Creek Golf World in Houston, Tx. "Our guys have worked hard, and every day v prove to get the NCAA bid," he said. "I think w shape now." The coach said the team would be notified of tl within the next two weeks. "RUT THF hid aside, we insf want to renresen sity in good fashion in (this weekend's) tournam< "Every week we try to represent USC in a go especially in a tournament of this stature, becaus national publicity," he said. Leading the Gamecocks in the competition wil * bporfr back to del struck out five times, four by Reed and once in the ninth inning by Jenkins. Jenkins pitched out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth. The win was the second after a four-game losing streak for Carolina and USC coach June Raines said it was a big win. "Weir it is." Raines said 'Tacev Reed nitrh ed an excellent ballgame and Glenn did a good job in relief." Raines said today's game against Erskine and the upcoming home weekend series against Florida International University will be a challenge for his team. "Erskine's coming up next, and they beat us in Columbia," he said. "(Florida International) is a good ballclub. They're having a tough time like we arc. We've just got to keep playing." From Sta The fir ffllf#K? pions wa Kappa r Awfll ^||^ division ( ,, In the ImP^iV '^^^ gfi^egfl i Hner gizei ^ '^iliilSHf m in the we In the Tfe iBiH? zards be< liffliffliiF "'l 1L ll^fiS-Pili ^ace ^e(^ At press p Wee ken LjH^^^ByKl|^|^^^^^H|^HE^S^^comDlete EE Patrc ed at 8:3( W^^SBSBSm^- t ? t?ithf tfi Absolute & in^h^mc ..." " '''"-r.. "7*' '*.. The f k v - aMfc*^ \ ** replayed The win Photo by Bill Kalis ?C B?ile Omega Abends 1 Barn's loss in the final game of the co-rec B divi- silon 1, \ won the game 14-8. score. 12th Its to play in p the regular s Jnl rninent col- ' Mj&k "(The Chris Schenkel Innkei vitational) is one of the ^ ournaments premiere college touris confident . . . n ame n t s in the country." Jr a pnanoc ? ? ? - _ ygQ Q || QqqqIJ lrnament in flalllm. h 8-io), this Bobby Foster |j he National ^ lay 23-26 at Webb Heintzelman and Fred Wadswortl 'e try to im- below par scores. e're in good Heintzelman won the Tar Heel Interco April 13-15 with a three-round score o le invitation 71.44 strokes per round. wAuaYvuKi n, whu placed first in t the univer- periaLakes and South Carolina Invitatio :nt. 71.8 stroke average. od manner, Carolina has placed ninth or better in i c a icccivcs Humerus mis spring. USC won the first annual South Cai 1 be seniors Tournament at Spring Valley Country C w . ^ mm m rear tagies i Wednesday night, the Gamecocks broke their losing streak with a 6-4 win over the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Morhardt hit two doubles and his 10th home run to lead the Gamecocks. UNC-C, who had won six straight, jumped out to a 4-0 lead after the first two innings of play. USC tied the game with four runs in the fifth. Morhardt homered to lead off the seventh and break the tie. Harvey Heise reached on an error ? ? ,l ,j ^ . u - r? ? ?l. ~' i 1 ? i? u_ anu ^auucu 111c vjaiiictutKS icitu un juiui Sullivan's single. Larry Price, 7-3, went seven innings for USC before he was relieved by Robbie Coker and Jenkins. Field Culbreth, the third UNCC pit * 1 i : ..:4 k-llCI , WtlS IIIC HJSIIlg pucnci. ramural softball | irina chamninnsh u rw* "w" ff Reports Intramural notes st of five intramural softball cham- A faculty-sti s crowned last night, as Sigma Nu- 6 and end Au Delta-Sigma Phi Epsilon beat must be turne< s Best Bet 14-8 to take the CoRec B tional Sports ( :hampionship. ment will be p women's division, Columbia Hall and the cost is s defeated Delta Delta Delta earlier weeks the spor ek 15-2. - , men's B division, the Scrub Buz- t"? hunt it the Undertakers 17-1. They will School, who beat Game Ten 11-6. j^e f0u0w| !ime> ?h,e Psychos-Leviathon and tramural softb ders-Sllub games were not piayed after p. ..... . , , Men's A divisi CO-RfcC A division fina between s c Bookstor 1 and Absolute Zero s will be decid- Guiness Brewi J p.m. Sunday. EE Patrol advanced phj Ka si nal by defeating Task Force 10-9. Thumpers Zeros beat the Crusaders 11-4 to MBA ^ . Boilermakers aM iiigiu :> piay, cigm icarns remain Bootleggers '"'s A division Si A| ha , Carolina Bookstore beat Normal 69ers 9-2 and will face Guiness Brewing Gulchers ) defeated Phi Kappa Alpha 16-3. >9ers and Gulchers' game was after their first game was protested. ner of that game will face the ^ , u u . o' r?u- c -i t Co-rec A divis c wnn nPQf vioma Phi tmcilrtn I "??v t/vuv UI^IIIU A aia ljuoaavaa a t-n a 1 EE Patrol Absolute Zero BEAT Sigma Nu I 5-1 and will play w , .. . rmakers, who defeated Alpha Tau ~ ?me"s _.v ,s 5-4 The Bootleggers beat CSD Columbla Hal io-o ana win piay sigma Aipna tp- r . . vinner over the Generics by a 12-8 e. .. T. Sigma Nu-Kap M " restigious tou iiThe squad took third in the Carolina's Tar Heel Invitation ImperiaLakes College Golf Ck W TIIK GAMKC()C KS' lowest ?' ment in Mexico, which feature* j A; Liiauun. To do well at the Schenkel will have to contend against t State, Florida and Georgia, ra He said 1 ith-ranked Wake F( k wsP will also offer tough competiti* ^ H' ' ^ I4| TUIMV ?Knco coh/%/xlo ...Ml m m aaaim IIIVJV JVIIWUIO Will tournament, along with us." 1, who both average After a break for final exam play. llegiate Tournament The team will participate ii f 208, and averages Athletic Conference tournamei and travel to Athens, Ga., fo Championship May 17-19. both the Florida Im- In women's golf, USC's La nals, follows with a 1984 season this weekend at l collegiate Championships in Ai its previous six tour- Hosted hv the I Inivpr?:itv of nine of the nation's top-10 t< olina Intercollegiate (Fla.), Florida, Georgia, South liib March 15 17. schools will participate. 4-3 HMmM Bk fli Bk / ^^p|Sp June Raines USC baseball coach jlayoffs iD aames aff golf league will begin June igust 1. Entries for the sport i into the Intramural/Recrea3ffice by May 1. The tournalayed at Limrick Golf Course $3.50 per person for the eight * _i i t win uc piaycu. ng teams remain in the inall playoffs. Some games were -ess time* on Men's B division e Scrub Buzzards ng Co. Med School ma Psychos Weekenders Leviathon Sllub Epsilon I ion ?ion champion I Energizers ion champion pa Delta-Sigma Phi Epsilon rnament Iron Duke Classic and North al, and finished fourth at the issic and Furman invitational. finish was ninth at the tourna.1 15 of the top 20 teams in the Invitational, Foster said USC op-10 competitors Oklahoma ited second, fifth and seventh )rest and 15th-ranked Clemson an. I be the best competitors at the is, USC will begin post-season i the Metropolitan Collegiate it at Isle of Palms May 10-12, r the Southern Intercollegiate dy Gamecocks conclude their the Women's Southern Interthen's, Ga. o Ai * - vjcoigm, mc event win ieature jams, including Tulsa, Miami i Florida and Texas. Eighteen