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JIOCLX 7~9 5^ ta ft & 25 1 ^-A/triP* nn ndctzn. Q 5 $2 oz. $ / 5 c^fCC <^NLgfit Jl on 5 TWILITE DELI Sports g Golfer worl ig IMS By Kate Haggerty 'Of Lady Gamecock golf coach Donna ~p of sophomore Marianne Morris pla> spot on the team has driven Morri jMfl before. |JI "I didn't know she expected this < think it's great, but I've practiced a Ic mBi shot a 79 last week to qualify for the f was a ^ didn't even play that well BHHh Morris's hometown is Middletown jlj| playing competitive golf at the age of ||g| years on her high school's varsity W6e^ H squad's lowest scoring average. SHI This past summer she set a tou ~2 H hometown women's city golf tournan held by Marty Dickerson who is nc J MORRIS SAID she comes from ; father and mother both play golf, and ing professional at a club in Cincinn Morris came to Carolina as a developed into one of the team's top ?I scholarship. t mmy She said her goal this season is to Al which she said is attainable. "I warn rADn the top two spots because now I thir III!till "We have a good team this year tough, but I think team-wise we're g< Urrcnt that's what is important." S $6.49) MORRIS SAID her main focus c summer and present season has beei management. "Both of these aspects have paid ? tournament and manage myself on tl She %aid that in junior tournament riirin'f 7 There are Square more than ^ 2,000 hinds .enter ?f birth defects. r Blvd. I ? , ! one couP?n Per P IpP^^ (Delicious H j Get One { w/ this ad & use I D. VILIIE irant & lounge 28 Rosewood Drive FRID.A ctyafifiy cMoc ^ ^Vl/ine -pLtc(z?ii? of ^Qe 5^ dcitifoxnia d ooL . oo 9 inm nnmi rnn niiomirop iMUvv urciM run duoiivloo , l j 1 ' i j ks to meet exp t Noonan's expectations ' /ing the first or second "I Wdflt tO play s to work harder than Qne of the (team's) )f m<f," Morris said, "I two spots becai .1 over I he summer and I n()w | think I Can irst round, the best score mm* I Ldll i." that." ,?T' wh(?r ,shre b,c,8an Marianne Mo 14. A medalist lor three nor golf team, she had the USC QO irnament record at her ^ ;ient, a record previously >w on the women's Pro hit the ball and pray that lege you have to be able t land. This is where cours a family of golfers. Her Morris said she is goin I her brother is head golf- time but is excited about ati. Oklahoma State Universi walk-on, but has since Between seasons she players and has earned a December, then will eithe golf range in Ohio or in 1 have a 76-stroke average a custom-made driving r; t to try to play in one of lk 1 can do that." "WHEN WE had our and the competition is extra deep so that we ca Ding to do really well and Morris said. She said the Morris said she has giv of playing on the Ladk )f training both the past Tour, but there are also n short game and course "If 1 don't play golf or becoming a pro at a clu off in the way I play a business," Morris said. 4 le golf course," she said, possibility of becoming a :s "most girls just get up, line. It's just too early t( . Know uiai - - v \ ' "Tt) March of Dimes V SdWj^ OMHBBJPTH OCftCTS fOUNOAIIONMBHBB V lerson per visit ""! I HOLY TRINIT Dne ! I _ FREE! I Expires 9-18-84 J I STUDENTS. Urn?mmmmm - 1 iforeigin g # ? 0 ? . w /-r AC / 9 $1.25 J ^ E%? $1.25 s WC ! 2 i 2 S 2 factory ti : WE SERVICE A [ mm ! : 3815 5 I Columbia September 12, 1984 ? Page 11 ectations ._ H^i Jk 4B it goes where you want it to. In colo hit the ball and know where it will e management comes into play." ig to take each tournament one at a going to Mexico in January for the ty/Guadalajara Invitational. will practice on her own until ;r stay in shape by hitting at a heated ler basement in which her family has ange. " house built, we made the basement n hit off a driving mat into a net," range helps keep her muscles loose. en some thought to a pro career and rs Professional Golfing Association other possibilities in her mind. i the I our, there s always a chance of b since my brother is already in the 'Then again, there's always that wild n FBI agent or something along that > tell." OLUIMTEER OLUIMTEER OLUNTEER OLUNTEER OLUNTEER Y GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH 1931 SUMTER STREET All Eastern Orthodox Students W COVERED DISH LUNCHEON Sunday Sept. 16th Divine Liturgy 11 AM followed by luncheon. ARE OUR GUESTS! ciifmm$\ AH BMW : TRIUMPH : HAT 5 RAINED TECHNICIANS j NY MAKE FOREIGN CARS I ? A isi*N sVuts "cars "I West Beltllne Blvd. J , South Carolina 29204 J 771-1550 t