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He said the decision w^n^'^grass came (i^mmendati&K; from the coach Joe I M? ? ? Ai m I ?* WUSC Sr' c! jLire~* 1^?r? 1U1IH m CI> winn Long The longest one-day (342-385 miles) Borde Herman van Springei covering 584.5 km (3* AT&T long distance ?with disc< Nobody can match AT&T for savings 40% discounts evenings, 60% disc Immediate credit for incomplete c Calls from anywhere to anywhere - 24-hour operator assistance. Quality that sounds as close as r* It's a winning combination. Why setl Visit the display in the Unlv The more you hear the better we sound. ? ?/?#*.. ? I * I I 1 .. 11 itMi.ii Mttn iuumiuuuuuuuAmuvuiuWi^ sSSSSSS and repainting it for the next game. IS^rye said the only time a problem might occur would be during the four home games between SeptlMSanM|pM^^K^^^^^P But he added, "The field ts coming afottfc just like it should, and the drainage is ex* mm* Frye also noted that the field should be th even better shape next year after , lithe sod expands, ? 1JL* fliK - ' ^v EililtitiMiSSiitihtii^tifiililiiiirittSiiiillhiiili^ rvnmci a meetin( UK I N sportscas( V/ Aw A KJ Longest Wall AT&T long distant est Bicycle Race (t? Mj? "massed start" race is the 551-620 km ^aux-Paris event. In 1981, ' averaged 47186 km/hr (29.32 mph) JP(j jf\ 52.4 miles) in 13 hr. 35 min. 18 sec. m I lots the good times roll for you, too M B-^mI aunts of uo to 60% everv dav. IB ufv# III 11 and service: \l yjf ounts nights and weekends. :alls and wrong numbers. , anytime. >xt door. 1e for less? erslty of South Carolina Bookstore. ^ AT&T ^ w A / Lewis Continued from page 11 play and you are able to get into the end zone t;nn h?i\/p tr\ fpp] onnH M hp cqiH JVU IIU* V ivy IVVI 5VV/My IIV JUIU. "I think Quinton played pretty well. He was bothered there for a while because of the injury (a bruised thigh in the first half). Overall, in running the ball, I think he did a fine job." Lewis was the leading rusher for the Gamecocks Saturday as he carried the ball 14 times for 97 yards, not including a 41-yard sideline scamper called back because of a clipping penalty. Lewis, of Midway, Ga., was happy with jj| L' c i I a i - : J < t I ins periurmance c^aiuruay, oui ne saiu ... i feel 1 could have played better. There's always room for improvement." He attributed much of his yardage to his blocking. "The line came through when we needed them, like on the last drive." he said. "We got down to the last drive and said, 'Let's pull together and take it down because C we need it right now.'" i ' :n r;11;? ;n i LV.VYI3 1V11 ^IVdSUlV. Ill IIIIIII5 111 IWIU Hagood's position. ,4I put that pressure on myself ? to play well, to perform well and to bring up Kent's Ci slack," Lewis said. S5 Since Hagood will be ready for action against Duke in two weeks, Lewis was not b positive about his chances for future starts. ^ r for any students interes ;er for WUSC-FM will be 12, at 8 p.m. in Russell H ' JL Hey Wanna sell ,. . ~ ? - som king-On-Hands Hurlinger of Austria walked n Vienna to Paris in 55 daily Tru fiampr, Bring a distance of 871 miles. "V Ud"'a c? wins hands down when nit immediate credit for u,i jJ!s and wrong numbers. ___ 777-4249 U! Room 323 ICC Russe' tt CAROLINA'S if WWi , l! Mpr/J if I! 'Tat Tk I II j&y lif' t h u ^Ur jgB i i jfr 11 SPECTAJ CU,1? 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