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Friday, September 6, 1985 m 7
THE GAMECOCK
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Baptist Colli
By TONY THOMPSON
Staff writer
A young and inexperienced Baptist
team became South Carolina's secon
season when the Gamecocks overwhi
caneers 8-0 last Wednesday at the G
Baptist, fielding a team con;
freshmen, managed just three shots
Gamecock defense recorded its secon
many games.
The Buccaneers' relative youth 1
they conceded two goals on penalty
another player sent off the field for
conduct.
Sophomore striker Doug Alii
. USC's first hat trick of the season t
' goals in a 20-minute span during tlr
Allison scored the first goal of t
penalty kick after the Baptist goa
pushing a Gamecock player in front
Five minutes later. Allison teame
Scott Cook to produce the second
trick came when Grenville Pope, a
penetrated the Buccaneer defense,
caneer goalkeeper out of his area. ,
Allison resulted in his third goal oi
his fourth for the season.
The Gamecocks are now 2-0 and
their opponents 18-0, but head coa<
) said he is still not satisfied.
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