The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 29, 1985, Page Page 7, Image 7
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and some good outings from
Scott Currie, 6-1, the Ganiccocks have
been short on starting pitching.
"I knew before the game 1 was going
to be the long relief man," Boley said.
"1 just didn't know that I'd be in there
in the first inning.
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"I had my breaking ball working today
and that's my bread-and-butter
pitch," he said.
But USC had to struggle for much
of the game against Clemson ace
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errors. Joe Datin walked to load the
bases, but Stone tightened up and
struck out Eddie Lendenski and Scott
Mackie. Killian belted a ground-rule
double into the right field stands, tying
me score.
USC took a 3-2 lead in the second,
only to lose it in the third as Clcmson
scored three times.
USC pulled to within one at 5-4 on a
Mackic homer. The Gamecocks tied
the score in ihc filth on a solo shot by
third basemen Lewis Jenkins.
The winning run came across the
plate in the eighth after Tiger pitchers
issued three walks and a passed ball.
USC's Clint Sawyer came on to get the
final out in the bottom half of the inn
ing, and ended a Clemson rally in the
ninth to secure the win.
Raines said the Gamecocks will get a
couple of days off before Thursday's
game against Appalachian State.
"The intensity that we need was
there today. At this point we just need
wins," he said.
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