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USC's Equestrian Team is rank- I
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ing the reserves champions in the
Southeastern Conference.
Five members of the Gamecock
squad qualified to ride in the 1985
Intercollegiate Horse Show
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"He virtually couldn't relax," Har- tl
relson said. "A lot of fans think when n
a player isn't doing well, it's because
he's not trying. The opposite is usually
true. George was trying too hard to do "
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people like Daryl Strawberry, Gary e
Carter and Keith Hernandez, it's si
helped alleviate a lot of pressure off of tl
him, and his playing has improved It
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Chris Ray, Kim Campbell, Ellen
Porter, Lisa Bagnal and Greg Kay
qualified by winning a first or se
:ond place at the Southeastern conference
finals, which were hosted
by USC at Reflections Equestrain
Center on April 14.
Intramural Notes: The last
Managers/Captains Meeting of the
1984-85 school year will be held today
at 4:30 in room 110 of the Blatt
Physical Education Center.
dds of a minor league player, such as
lose on his team, of ever reaching a
lajor league roster ?
"I Kt-.ALI.Y don t know," he said.
It's not my job to think about things
ke that. People have always gone
gainst odds and dispelled them,
ometimes a team gets a kid who
veryone predicts will become a
uperstar, and he goes nowhere. On
he other hand, some of the top major
:aguc stars were signed as just local
ids. So, who is to say?"
If there's one regret Harrelson has
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procedures of the program, and the
planned sports and activities for the
85-86 year. These topics concern
Manager-Captain Meetings, the
Co-Rec Division, entry fees and the
sportsmanship rating system.
Interested managers and captains
of organizations are encouraged to ^
attend.
Jill Mainwaring won the
women's horseshoe championship.
All men who competed in the event
should contact Art Farlowe at
777-6125.
about his major league career, it was
the toll it took on his personal life.
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"I can't blame my divorce totally on
baseball, but it is hard maintaining a
relationship when one party is on the
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saying that someone's family should
be secondary, but when the season is
on, the season has to be considered
primary. "If it's not, then your performance
suffers, and before you know
it, you're out of a job.
"A lot of baseball families find it
difficult to accept that fact."
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