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From Staff Reports
Fifty-eight USC athletes were named to the
Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference's
commissioner's list of scholar
athletes.
The list names athletes who have attained a
3.0 grade point average during the recently
completed academic year. It includes both
male and female athletes in all rvffirial Mptrn
sports.
Baseball team members named were Chris
Boyle, Glenn Jenkins, Keith Killian, Scott
Mackie, Bobby Miller, Larry Price, Rob
Rinehart, John Sullivan, Bo Taylor and
Derek White.
Basketball players listed were Mike Brit- ij
tain, Duane Kendall, Matt Mayes, Amy |j
McAlister, Scott Sanderson and Thomas g?
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From the golf team, George Bryan, John ;
Lavin, Rick Sepp and Clay Uselton made the
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The swimmine team hnd the larppsf mn. \
tingent, with 15 members on the lisi: James
Barnes, Rob Bedford, Paul Brinck, Chris
Eckman, Susan Hagberg, Denise Handy, H
Kevin Hunt, Chris Mercer, Tami Merrill, Se
Michelle Reeves, Randy Rosier, Simon T1
Streak, Bob Vaught, Lisa Williams and Anne le;
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The tennis team placed Margaret Armstrong,
Richard Ashby, Brian Barker,
Johnna Chafin, Sterling Cooke, Laurie Egerton
and Arthur Heller.
Track team members Ken Costello, Mike
Costello, Eric Eversole, Paul Gliatto,
Thomas Moore, William Robinson, Craig ra
Seto, Greg Wimer and Ron Yareb made it. sc
Volleyball players Nancy Bogedin, Kim de
Brown, Shellie Higgins, Mary Lee Ladue, pr
Sue Little, Shelly Raptis and Lori Rowe
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FORMER USC defensive tackle Ricky
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USC HEAD football coach Joe Morrison
n his squad through its second major
rimmage of the fall Wednesday, and the
fensive unit came away with most of his
aise.
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>out like I thought they would have been
aying two weeks ago. They were aggressive
roughout the scrimmage and showed the
me enthusiasm that we finished with last
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The offensive unit scored twice during the
orkout and was stopped on nine other occaons.
The defense caused four fumbles and
reg i-rmpoi picked oit a Kevin white pass
rvd returned it 27 yards to stop another
rive.
Sophomore running back Raynard Brown
roke off a 65-yard scoring run and junior
ack Thad. Johnson bulled his way over from
1 yards out for the other score.
Brown led all rushers with 107 yards on
>ur carries.
The Gamecocks will hold another scrimlage
7 p.m. Saturday in Williams-Brice
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