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, i ntnn^T flilS ,K;"sa !| f i .^. ,|.tr.^..M|ir^ g^HjpjP* 'J9H Br 7t? i LnS "i ! I iTVM H H ?T ! I Fil gjgjjg^ i : - "' vtrpr / ' "; flU^ r, ockta^^JDessertsj Pl^1 m| JIJ8 | .. ,j ?pf | ^HB;v: | - P^_ " ~ j wjs^kM ^ifl ; ; :| ^ :x"n_ .iVi 'i gaa Sports Briefs , Riders continue to lead From Staff and Wire Reports I lie USC's l ipieslii;in I cam continues t<> lead in the southeastern confcience ol the Inteicollc^iate Noise Slum Association, lis defeatinj* teams I10111 ( Icinson, ( ??llt->*e ol (Iuii lesion, I'nivetsity <tl (ieoigia, liimei sit y ol IIoikI.i, Davidson ( ollej'c and Si Andiews I'lesbytet lan ( olle^e, llie < ianiecock Iqtiestnan Irani was able to pull out in 11out anil bold ilieii lead throughout ilie tnsi lev ol competition. I be lean) is lollowed l>v aieb mal the ( ollere ol < ha i lesion (in second place) and I lie I imei sit \ ol I lot id a in ibud place. Competition lot I JSC continues throuyboui the year with the climax ol tbe National Championships at I e\ inpton. Ken., Horse I'ark in early May. US( will host the Regional Championships tins yeat at Reflections Stables, Apnl I V "We are looking toiwaid to a \ery successful spuny seinesiet," said I Man I'oiter. club president. "Right now we have seven tideis qualified loi the Regional competilion, and we are confident that tliev will also (|iiahl\ loi the National ( hampionships in Kentucky." IJSC will host then I ourtli Annual South ( amlina Hunter-lumpei Association Horse Show Match 2. I as! year's was voted "Horse Show ol the Yeat" by the SCH.IA. USC's intercollegiate horse show will he held the next day. Hot It shows will he judged by Thalia l-.arly ol Aiken. I here w ill he no admission charge, and the public is invited to attend. I he l-.questrian Team's next horse show w ill he at the ( ollege ol Charleston this Sunday. Alumni ready to play t Honda liiteiii.itiuii,il game t o m o ii o w at ( a i o 11 n a ( oliseum. I lie alumni fame, which will Vy he a lull 10 minute contest, 1] begins at s p.m., anil will he J! followed In the IS( III Srntt Snnrfnrsnn I lie (laiiict team will be use alumni co;K ,K"1' h> sk,l) K ickc-y (1966 68), and the \Vli11c team will In* ill reel ctl In Dennis Powei (1969 70). Players loi (In* White team are Kenny Reynolds (1977 80), Scott Sanderson (1981-84), Ierty Small (1981-83), Jiimuy Collins (1962-64), Ierry I ucansky (1962 64), (iene Spencer (1968-70), Corky Cai nevale (196X 70), Pari I ovelace (1965 67), Hrad Jergenson (1981-84), Hob Carver (1970 72). Ciolie Augusuia (1975-7K), I ynwood liurkliolder (IV -67), Mark (iremcr (1973-76) and Powell. I he (iarnet team will consist ol I y I hompson (1982 83), Kevin Daimody (1980 83), (ierald Peacock (1981 83), Mike Doyle (1977 HO), John Schroeder (l%4Y>6), Hill Cause (1976-77), Henry Atkins (I9K0 HI), Inn Strickland (I979 K0), Hank Martin (I96H-69), Ronnie Collins (1962-64), Bryan (irevey (1976-77), Kevin Dunleavy (I97H-HI) and Kickey. A game ticket lot the I JSC Morula Inlet national game vs i 11 also admit the holder to the alumni game. Wnmpn rnrinpr*? win v i ui i i i Uu lhel)S( Women's Kughy I cam defeated IJN( I 2-0 this past weekend at A.( . Mora High School. I'aliy Jervey, ( hi islamic Bui ton and I ei 11 Hoover scored a touchdown lot l !S( I he squad's next game will he against I orl Biagg I eh. 23. Players w^it for NFL The United Slates l-ootball l eague has started its exhibition season, and nine IJSC players drafted by the Los Angeles Lxpress have yet to sign. Most of the players said they have not signed with the hxpress because they are wailing for the National l-ootball League draft on April 30. All-America offensive lineman Del Wilkes said, 'I in not going to make any decisions as to where I'm going to play until I hear from the NI L." All America linebacker James Seawright echoed Wilkes, saying, "I'm waiting on the Ni l.. I don't care what the Express tells me. I'm waiting until April." f-.arlier this year in Sini Valley, Calif., a l.os Angeles suburb, Randy Rosenbloom, sports director at radio sta uon iswinis. quoreu sources Kiiowicugcame wnn me team" as saying the Express was suffering a severe cash flow problem and that if a new buyer were not found quickly, the team might fold. Although General Manager Don Klosterman denied the report, it made some of the Gamecock players a little apprehensive about playing in l.os Angeles.