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r CAROLINA FLASHER IS HERE! ^ 1st TIME EVER ? I / %s?Ea v DESK CLOCK // // 795 W^me jn^ DIGITAL WATCH /k___lK^ 9.95 I JcwcLnv WMncnuudt; p I "Gamecock Headquarters" I I MAIN AT BLOSSOM ACROSS FROM HONEYCOMBS J 1 Navy Recruiting and the University Minority Affairs Office ^ _ o > present Lydia Garrett ' MISS BLACK AMERICA at GAMBRELL HALL Auditorium 153 Roof Top Garden reception L<r /x 4- ? ? ?? ? ? ? ;i.; ? _ vvi ic^t\ uui yuui uppur lunmes | as an Officer in the U.S. Navy j I DISTANCE OF CAMPUS I* Take the Shuttlecock to Sumter St. Plush Locker Rooms I One on One Sunfirvisinn Rir.vr.lpR ; Co-Ed Aerobic Classes Treadmills I { EXECUTIVE FITNESS I ^ , ? I . . . , ^, , Last sign in tim* 30 minutM I Corner of Taylor and Main Street P.ioftocio.ing f J (4 Blocks from the Capitol) t!? ?*???? I W?d. 6:00 AM-8 PM | Tree <1 *1 n Thurs. 9:00 AM-8 PM II I /ou " 1 ?> JU Frt. 6:00 AM-8 PM || Lady Gamecocks' stops at N.C. Stal From Staff Reports USC's 11-1 volleyball team finished a twoday tournament at North Carolina State with a 3-1 record over the weekend. The Lady Gamecocks defeated N.C. State 15-4, 15-6, 15-4 in Saturday's first game, and beat James Madison 15-3, 15-5, 15-4. But previously undefeated USC was eliminated from competition by Duke, who won 15-11, 15-12, 15-12. Georgia won the tournament by beating the Blue Devils in the championship match 16-14, 16-14, 15-8. USC MEN'S tennis team won the Converse Tennis Tournament Sunday, as the Gamecocks tnnned Tpnnpwpp twirp S-ft *?-0 and beat Clemson once 4-1, and lost to Clemson once 2-3. The Gamecocks were 3-1 for the roundrobin tournament and won because they had the most victories. Winners for Carolina agianst Tennessee were Richard Ashby, Young Min Kwon, Ricardo Acioly, Sterling Cooke, and the doubles team of Brian Barker and David Delseni. Delseni, and the doubles team of David Tremaine and Cooke were the only winners for USC against Clemson. Bill Ouzts, USC's long-time public address announcer at Carolina football games, Advert I 777-^ II i niivnuvii; fill Organize Receiving Si Government THE < M0KJ | TREflSl |j All n 1 . 1 nn /\n r residents ana l re attended a treasurer's 1 tend this make-up or; spend Student Activit for the school year 1( only workshop we wi I Thursday, September 2 winning streak te tournament sports briefs retired Saturday during pre-game ceremonies of the Gamecocks/Duke Blue Devils confrontation. The chief announcer for 44 years, Ouzts took over in 1944 when he replaced Frank Meeks. Ouzts said Meeks left at halftime to join his wife and told to "take over until 1 get back." But Meeks never returned, leaving Ouzts alone at the microphone until this past Saturday. He has now been replaced by basketball public address announcer uene McKay, who took over the football duties with the Duke game. Though he has retired from announcing, Ouzts said he will still be enjoying Gamecock football ? as a fan in the stands. mmm USC'S POLO club ended a four-year drought against the University of Virginia yesterday defeating them 7-5. Freshman Brian Limehouse scored four goals for the Gamecocks, while Chip Bro added two goals, and David White one. "We beat them on their own course," Limehouse said, "and on their own field. "We have very high hopes for this season, and 1 think we'll do real well." tising. 191Q d M mom tadent ; Funding: INI V I r i sal p E-CJP f asurers who have riot workshop have to atyou will be unable to y Fee Funds allocated 1Q/1 moc nri- _ - -1 ^ 7o??-jlvoo. inis is tne ill have for this year. 7. 4:00 - 5:00. RH 7.0F, iMMMMia<aannMnaaaniMnHM