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[| ^5 PI n I S Continutd from page 13. at 22-5, Brian Barker at 17-8, and Young Min Kwon at 19-5 playing in the sixth position. IN NO.l DOUBLES, Aeioly and Delseni will meet the 7thranked Clemson team of Matuszewski and Walters, who have a 42-10 rccord. Sandberg and Ashby will match up against I4th-ranked Jay Berger and Nido in No.2 doubles action. Sterling Cooke and David Tremaine will start in the No.3 doubles position'for the Sunday's match will be the first time in two years USC has $ met Clemson in a season match on its home courts. Last spr tng, Clemson trounced Carolina 9-0 in Clemson to even the series between the two teams at six. DeMars said playing at home this year may or may not make a difference. "SOME PLAYERS like a crowd and play better, while others get nervous or try to impress a girlfriend and play worse," he said. "1 r#?m#?mh#?r nn<? vnar wjo urpnf Hnuun fn play 2nd-ranked Trinity on their courts. They were so tight that wc swept all six singles. ^ "I expect we'll will start off a little tight Sunday, but that's W to be expected," DeMars said. The men are at Tcnnesce today in a match beginning at 2 p.m. USC beat the 23rd-ranked Volunteers 5-4 earlier this THK WOMEN'S SQUAI> will be looking to rebound from their 7-2 loss to Georgia Wednesday, which dropped their overall record to 23-7. The Ladly Bulldogs are now 13-19 on the season. The only winners for Carolina were Lisa Lovctt in singles and Lovett and Rita Wincbarger in doubles. The women will be facing Northeast Louisiana Saturday at Lhome. The match will begin at the Maxy-Grcgg tennis courts at I p.m. rKtLUKU DAK 1 CHANGE NO CHANGE ? ? ELLIOT EASTON # Fitst solo ouling liom llu* Cms lend <| 9 Solid oncl (>x(iIiih| quitoi bused tock r 2 RATTLESNAKES . LLOYD COLE AND THE COMMO1 Di'but from bn(|ht mow British bond Woim unci imi'IchIk putt* pop nnprtfi? IO VULTURE CULTURE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 0 CluillfiicjiiKj (iihI iivflmq iihjskoI odv 3^^ W 3KIM' Ol inc Cll I VOUIKI* i' um lllll|UI 4 SECRET SECRETS JOAN ARMATRADING lop srcf^l cippeuronce by Jop Joel ? Rotfe s best kept secret is out1 "6/ U C.ASSETT SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH A RecordB: Columbia Mall / Dutch Squc L I ifAHi-Miiii* ifJJJJJJ. H n < ief ttiu i 11 rrt it/itndit^udti Offsides HE DROPPEOIT/ W? DROPPED XT.?' 6UTTERFIN6ERS/ L.OSER! UfTULErtaot i.iai ii r\ Dc ^7^^. ^ 1 v\ I )\ If You WERE ^TX^JgE DEPORTED! I Baseball Continued fror BUT USC head coach June Raines said he expects a much tougher series at Cincinnati. "I'm sure they will remember the 29 runs we scored down here. It will be much tougher, but we need a win no matter where its at." Raines said his team is in a slump right now. "We have only won five of our last 11 games so we need to get back on track right now. We are a good team that's just not playing well right now." One of last weeks few bright spots was a series against the University of Maine, a team that has made appearances in the College World Series in the last few years. After a tough road trip, where the \ CODE NAME: Mustc Intelligence ^ MISSION: Track down VitofNevs A OBJECTIVE: Expose New Albunv i \ Special Pricing & Inside Informal CONTACT: Anv Record Bar Aat / nitons! r LLOYD COLt a .. ,r /.nuUOTin 11 on ism mm r19-? _? ?>",>"?' / Ir??rTrrf=======^===T? .otk force / / ^ ^>*)??l!l't'?x>f ( 19 *c /~\o i D \ ire Mall \ft^======::==::^ Thomey.tvnrsoufeon.) s?? v 0l J/ a n page 13. Gamecocks lost two games to Georgia Southern, the team returned home for a weekend series against Maine. CAROLINA TOOK the first two games, 4-0 and 8-4, on a shut out by r i i _r* i jd-:?? nM,i 11 CM 1111 till 1CI UIUIIUL'I I3i mil v-uiuw anu a complete game by righthander Mike Cook. Maine came back to win the third game 13-12. The Gamccock's most recent setback came Wednesday night agains? the Georgia Bulldogs. UNTIL THE GEORGIA game, USC had not been shut out since 1983 when thev lost to Jacksonville. 5-0. Sm. ^ Releases V s Through II # Cole on , B| $1.99 or nt Buy"aiu r^7 mini ST0C1 / III K ' V I '/ I rui J I Reserve 3 I IE m I {LM tW]L <- Millinirtti I m I ii HI T (128 \ flj Served with F ^ \ 1 s9 Served with F H FREE I MHBWB I I. Ml, M0 By Jess MacCallum JNT 5WE/IT XT J ILLY, iT!5 ' NLY ^ * S ^ S ^ ^ 1 The loss to Georgia was the second time in three days the Gamecocks were bitten by a bulldog. On Monday, the Citadel handed USC a 12-8 loss. un tuesaay, Carolina rigmnanuer Casey Reed went nine innings on the mound to defeat Francis Marion 6-3. Raines said he will start Reed, Larry Price, and Glenn Jenkins against Cininnati. The Gamecocks arc still led at the plate by shortstop Jeff Barnes who is hitting .396 and first baseman Joe Datin, hitting .369 with 14 home runs and 58 runs batted in. Thf riamppnrWc r#*lnrn hiiiMi> Anril 16 and 17 against Baptist College and Georgia. 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