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Wednesday, September 11, 1985 [J THE GAMECOCK j ;<r^ Sportnighter ( begins 6 p.m. * tomorrow p By JOHN BOYETTE St Staff writer The 1985 Sportnighter will be held tomorrow at the Blatt di Physical Education Center 2 from 6 p.m. to midnight. tl The Sportnighter, an annual ti event sponsored by the In tramural/Kecreation Sports Office and the Columbia Coca-Cola Bottling Co., ir allows students to become familiar with USC's in- 0 tramural program. ^ "It's a free chance to come . out and have a good time and 11 see what the intramural pro-11 -1 A ?? ?' J giam is an auuui, saiu uon s Simmons, graduate assistant 2 in charge of publicity for the Intramural/Recreational Q Sports office. "You don't g have to pay for anything." s Activities include sports t tournaments, sport club demonstrations, contests and free movies. Tournament competition will be held in ^ one-on-one basketball, three- ( on-three basketball, co- y recreational indoor soccer, corArtraotiAno i vvi vuuujhii vuuvjuaii) i as.- * quetball/handball and singles ' table tennis. Contests include free throw shooting, frisbee accuracy and hot shot basketball. t The event will begin at 6 [ p.m. with a tour of the PE Center. Free throw shooting, co-rec volleyball, racquetball/handball and singles table tennis competition will start at 7 p.m. No pre-registration is required, and there will be a 10-minute sian-uD Deriod prior to each event. Intramural points will be given for participation. The Sportnighter is open to all USC students, faculty and N) staff and -their-spouses* ?Ad? mission is free. Anyone wanting to rent a locker and towel, though, will be charged 25 cents. i1" 'ii'iiiin.iit'hii'i iih'ia i JACKETS^ "Anything CUSTOM GAMECOCK t - WHOL! ! v CALL GLENN HIGGIN 791! Located at 111 Looking A ^kn/tlr V Vl/illC i/UlUA | Moore Ga Saturday, Septem Corner of Bli 4mm m SL| Samecoc om staff and wire reports USC moved up three spots to o. 15 in this week's Associated ress college football poll despite near upset against Appalachian tate, a Division I-AA school. The Gamecocks slipped past le Mountaineers 20-13 on Saturay to improve their record to -0. USC had been No. 18 in both m AP onH T PrAcc InfArna. onal polls last week. USC vaulted into a tie with otre Dame for the No. 11 spot i this week's UPI poll. The Gamecocks' first win came ver another Division 1-AA :hool, The Citadel, as the iamecocks defeated the Bulldogs 1 their season opener 56-17. The Auburn Tigers, on the trength of Bo Jackson's 90-yard, four-touchdown u ^ ? a{\ n Ublllllg pel 1UI lllclIlCC 111 a *?-/ ipening-game rout of louthwcstern Louisiana, have lipped by idle Oklahoma by just wo points as ttye No. 1 team in his week's AP poll. There was considerable shufflng from last week's rankings, >ut the only team to drop out of he Top 20 was No. 12 Washington, which lost its jpener to Oklahoma State 31-17. rhe Huskies were reolaced bv Mabama, which made the rankngs ? the Crimson Tide is No. 20 ? for the first time since the Collins resi By ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Collins, coach of men's a the past six years, has resigned fo Collins said Monday, when he a : i l:? u..? ciljuycu lllb IC11UIC ell V^rtlUlllIct, UUl into other professional opportuniti the Carolina program during the < "We certainly appreciate the j department and the University ol cum, USC athletic director. A graduate of Florida State I Carolina as an assistant before th Kea"d "coach after one year. [? Btith his men's''ana women's championship the past two seasor Marcum said a search would t coach. ?I r P - CAPS Textile" PRINTED C DESIGNS ESALE mi aiv% A ftlil All 5 or UhW uAlMlMUly 5638 1 State Street A haarl* i AilWUUt for Moore clean f\ irden Clean-Up Phase II ber 14th, beginning at 10 issom St. and Pickens St, Leadersh Supper uj Pfj Registra Friday, Sapteml Part of The Leac "Working Togetht ks captur second week of the 1984 season. Florida and Southern California climbed into the first four as a result of impressive openinggame victories, while Florida Oi _ * _ PA . 1 cuaie, uKianoma ^iaic anu UCLA moved up from the Second 10 to the Top 10. They replaced Maryland, defending national champ Brigham Young ? which had its 25-game winning streak snapped by UCLA 27-24 ? and Nebraska. Auburn, which was No. 2 in the first two 1985 polls, received 16 first-place votes to Oklahoma's 28 from a nationwide panel of 60 sports writers and sportscasters. But the Tigers, who totaled 1,118 of a possible 1,200 points, received 25 secondnlace votes and were not rated lower than seventh on any ballot, while two voters placed Oklahoma in the Second Ten, nullifying the Sooners' edge in | |Hw is tiris week's Associated Pri pet!, with reek, first-place votes, rec I I.Auburn (18) 1-00 1,118 -2. Oklatwni {28) (MM) 1,118 3. florid# (3) 100 974 / M&4. Swtten CH (6) ;HM>/:.i 970. w 5. tow ?) M{;' (MW 911 M 6. 80. fetlxtfst 121 1-0-0 90$ (hi;7. ftorifc 8t?<? 2 frO 755 8. Oklahoma Stite 100 741 9.ZS. OaO 686 ' "" gns swimm 1 ? . A 1 ion f na women s swimming ai uav, ior r personal reasons. nnounced his resignation, that he's added, "At this point I am looking ies, and I wish the best of success to :oming season." ob that Steve Collins did for our r South Carolina," said Bob MarJniversity, Collins came to South e 1978-79 season and moved yp to I 9t ii teams won the Metro tSiiference is. )egin immediately for a new swim Buy M One... f;j Buy any burger of y [J one FREE v* I ; I I If wIwm/wm/ g [ KB I HOUSE y 1 f I IftVHCAKZSjl I a.m. lip For Life nd Program tion deadline ber 13th by 5 p.m. lership For Life Week ?r for a Better Future" e 15th s first-place votes. Oklahoma, which received 1,116 points, does not open its season until Sept. 28. Florida, a 35-23 winner over Miami, jumped from fifth tc third with three first-place votes and 974 points. The Gators replaced Southern Methodist, which had to come from behind to defeat Texas-El Paso 35-23 and slipped to sixth. Southern Cal rose from sixtli to fourth with six first-placc ballots and 970 points cn th< strength of a 20-10 triumph ovci Illinois, which had been No. 11 but fell to 19th. Iowa, which ha; not yet played a game, slippec from fourth to fifth, with fiv< first-place votes and 911 points Sixth-place SMU received thi other two first-place ballots anc 908 points. Florida State vaulted fron 17th to seventh with 755 point by upsetting No. 10 Nebrask; its Top Twenty college football ord and total points. > . Ifllk'' Vl?P ^ >'' 11. Penn State 104) S18 12. ISU (MM) 478 13. Notre D?m# 0-04) 456 14. Artanm 0 0 0 439 11 use tM J2I 16. Brigham Your,9 1-1-0 284 17. Matytond 0-10 251 IB. Nebraska 010 240 19. Iffiivw 010 188 1-04) 175 i ing post -*mF Steve Collin Onp PFREE our choice, get a second /ith this coupon PRESENT COUPON Wtit,IN UKL>E,K1INU. Expires 9-30-85 1031 Assembly St. across from State House also 4467 Devine St. IIII III MM I I afT. 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