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USC soccei ' *' K} /. a> . i -V - , >K ' " * *\ . . 4 ' ' ^' tr? 0A.il n ...A-/ nuwi awn npgiuri* USC's soccer team lost to the University c North Carolina 6-1 yesterday in Chapel Hil It was the first loss of the season for th 3-1 Gamecocks. UNC, 2-2, scored the match's first si goals before Carolina could score. Mark Devey, Shawn Ritchie, Paul Laoloi Tom Nicholson and Bill Hartman scored fc the lar Heels. Ben Nilss Scored only USC goal I Attention: All Organizatioi (Receiving Stude Government Fui MhNL u/no All Presidents and Tre workshop before spe funds allocated for t Workshops will be h ) Mon. Sept. 10 Tues. Sept. I I Wed. Sept. I 2 Thurs. Sept. I 3 LIFETIh TO ORDER: Send J T0 BRYANT DISTRIBL Call now and i team loses _ Ben Niles scored the lone goal for the >f Gamecocks. L le x USC LADY Gamecock basketball players Sharon Gilmore and Shannon Belcher have r, been placed on academic probation and will >r not play during the 1984 fall semester, USC head coach Nancy Wilson announced FridSy. Under NCAA rules a varsity player for a division-I school must maintain at least a 2.0 GPR. "Losing Sharon Gilmore will hurt in a lot rtf uinvc hilt it will alert fr\rrt> tic trt hpprttnp mentally tough early in the season," Wilson said. "We hope they will both be back in time for the Carolia Classic Tournament Dec. 28-29." 1 Gilmore, a 6-3 junior form Graniteville, average 13.3 points and eight rebounds a game last season. Gilmore also led the team in blocked shots, with 34 and field goal shooting percentage. n c I nt riding: WTORY KSHOP !& /**? <> >Vt Irtf ^ l* | Q9UICI9 IIIUM aiLCIIU d UUUgCl ;nding Student Activity Fee he 1984-85 school year. leld: 4:00-5:00 RH 305 4:00-5:00 RH 305 4:00-5:00 RH 305 4:00-5:00 RH 305 Wfiin mi'miuimr >t iV' wb.ip \ ICSSKLJBi IE WARRANTY i ? name, address and phone # JTORS Box 12308 Columbia. S.C. 2921 1 eceive Free Delivery to your dorm or ap first match ti sports briefs m TWO USC football players will be lost for the season because of injuries suffered in Saturday's 31-24 victory over The Citadel. Kenneth Robinson, a 6-0,220-pound linebacker, and Ray Bringham, a 6-3,235 pound offensive linemen will be out for the rest of the "<ison because of a broken arm and a fractui J neck respectivly. Other injuries suffered in the game were to Gelnn Woodley, a 6-0, 235-pound defensive i lineman, and Quinton Lewis, a 6-0, Ci 200-pound running back. ' Woodley sprained his left ankle, while Lewis has a hip pointer. Both Woodley and Lewis are expected to play in the Duke game. g a y P CHICAGO REARS rnnnino hark Walter 1 Payton broke Jim Brown's record of most yards gained overall in the NFL in the first tc half of yesterday's game against the Denver rt Broncos. 11 I See your Jostens representa Date Sept. 10,11,12 9:00Place: USC Bookstore - Rus Deposit required: $15 ?1984 kxtera. Inc. GetA*25Reba Jostens Gold C INTRODUCTORY Ifl Ouest! OFFER ? f* $3.00 each plus tax ||9 minimum of 3 ||S m $28.00 I Case of 10 /\nSW< Or Call HI | 791-5219 |9 f artment! a UNC ; , ; f - . . , . . . i?in - - Pilmnun naiuii utfiiiiuia Placed on academic probation With, as 72-yard touchdown run, Payton ained 125 yards on 14 carries and also aught a pass for six yards for a total of 131 > ards. That gave Payton 15,461 yards surassing Brown's all-purpose record of 5,459. Payton started the day needing 626 yards ) break Brown's all-time NFL rushing :cord of 12,312. The Bears defeated the Broncos 27-0. gjtM r* ?'. j j -rrrrr ~ ' _ ;r .": . r-- " ;* five. 4:30 sell Hoiisp (?-c?. .00 Payment plans available te On Your IollegeRjng. ion: what book has I . all the answers f to get you B through school ?1 this vear? I 3r: The university I Telephone Directory I