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Sports * 8 Monday, October 28, 1985 T THE rA"cpnp>/ V Gamecocl overmatc By RAY MCINOOE Staff wnttf GRKKNVILLI:, N.C. ? Soulh C arolina's 52-10 sinking of the Pirates on Saturday was regarded by Art Baker as "the most embarrassing and humiliating experience of my 10-year coaching carccr." The Gamecocks walked into hast Carolina University's licklcn Stadium to a sellout crowd of 35,047, the largest in I-.CIJ history, and after a sluggish start on offense, gained more than 500 yards in total offense . I he two teams battled to a scoreless lie ai me cnu 01 tnc irsl quarter. IJSC gave up twice as much yardage as they gained, but the (iamccock defense twicc thwarted HCU drives on a Joe Brooks fumble recovery and a Jerry Dunlap tackle of I X IJ tailback Iony Maker on forth and two from the IJSC. 11 yard line. The first score of the game came near the end of the second quarter on a 74 yard drive, keyed by a 32-yard option run by junior running back Anthony Smith and capped by a one-yard dive by Kent Hagood. Scott Magler's ad ded the extra point, and IJSC lead 7-0. I -. CIJ scored its only touchdown of the game on a 54-yard drive in five plays, .! %?..w.? .. .: - * - iujjijjimijijh wmi a siA-yaru pass I ' a, ' Freshman runningback Greg Welch ce ricrioi I HhAVI.N, l?y V < Aii'lrewv. (IVkt firv.t v/luriif '<f :i trilogy a^iijf haunt a family living in a <aliin in \ V. 'I IIK IH.N'I I-OK KhO OCTOKKI ; M.'Tkley, Ml) A xuhrriariM- <lriv<-i Statin Sovid fiij? l?*;?r y< ret . THK I'Aril.MAN HOOKS. I,y ; (NAI</I'lijfn'\ I*'*iir early ri<< Iiv.h?-'i ;?? the n',rV of "Ki'liar'l H;u1 THINNKK, !</ Si'-ph'-fi writ in fflHft. (SAL, 14 Of)) '| >i?- c;ii,f ;j |;i' mynti?riouKly wafctifiy away j r? I'ASSIN" THkOI'fiil ?,y |/,ur, I | %'/. Mi| A'lvi'riliin*k of a 'lr:ft<T m l| riCTioi I TKXAS, l?y larrn-K A Mchcncr $21 F our hiiri?Jr<-'l fift y y?-ar ?. ol form i '/. I.AKK WOHKCON HAYS. \,y Car IM?, $17 Rwollwlionn <?f a two; .'{ CONTACT, l>y Carl Safari (Simon | Tin* commotion ?hat foliowk t h?- r< frurii iriti-llii/<"iil li(' \ HKCUKTS, by ftaruHIc Su*H CI> i .0 SKCHKTS OK HAKKY HKIOM'I \)tunr\>. (Morrow, XVI A 'Ji'lwli of hie, aori'n death & Iiih IT'"' "-""V """ i ks stifle hed ECU from Ron Jones to Scott l.cwis on a fourt hand-five r?l;iv IM'f ... - I"*-J Heath's extra point briefly cut tlie score to 24 10. Mold connected on a pass to sophomore Sterling Sharpe, who outraccd three Pirate defenders for a 70-yard touchdown play. Hagler added the extra point to raise the score to 31-10. Defensive tackle l-'it/gcrald Davis then tackled a scrambling lones and caused him to fumble the ball, which was pounced on at the hClJ 22 yard-line by Monaco the second fumble recovery of the day lot the senior from Hainden, ( onn. " I he defense really hasn't had much confidence, but we do now," said senior defensive end lony (iuyton, who grabbed a (iamecock Hag after I lie game and raced around ficklen Stadium, waving it to the crowd. "This is the first time we've started hitting hard from the beginning of the game to the end without letting tip. We played the whole game fighting and having fun. We arc going to enjoy this win for a short while and get ready to hopefully beat up on N.C. State," (iuyton said. The win improves IJSC's 1985 record to 4 3 and t heir series record against I'.CU to 3-0. SEAN KEEFFRIfht fj?m?cotii lebrates a 55 yard touchdown run jejNeUr }tj ork Eimei 6PEBBACB BESTSELLER! t I'.MikH, t'\ >')) IlM- , ?K |(OAI) I.KSS akaM<- horror* thai <Sirri?#r? ft SrhijHt?;r ' '* '"'{* i ".|#irah'#fi l?y a |?Hy (. I.y Tow. Clancy y ONK WltlTKIt'H r '?< 1 rWarwr. ?{ Ml) I'll-.CKK01- MY v Sh-|?ln-u KifiK M* originally put. 4 oi.TON A I.IMH, I hrn.iri "|'h?* ;i**trnifili v. a-. Km hard l,;w h r S0N 0|. 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Memphis Stale's I.ady Iigers g fell to 11-14, 2-3, with the loss. h I JSC," head coach Bonnie Kenny tl had mixed emotions about the match and the I.ady Gamecocks' ir performances. ir "I was happy that we won the match," Kenny said, "hut it's p just a little hit frustrating that we M came out so sluggish, i-.vcryhody wasn't really intense to play a p| big, strong Metro mulch like they tc should have been." jo Kenny said she thinks some of pi the sluggishness came from at tiredness of the players. Weight training and conditioning, plus fc midterms, have taken their toll it on the Lady (lamecocks. "< I hese factors are causing th lapses in IJS( 's intensity, as evidenced in the third game of th Friday night's match, which sc Carolina dropped to the l.ady d< I igers, HIV Kenny was encouraged by the |,i way the l.ady Gamecocks came M back in the fourth game to win sli the match. rc I JSC fell behind 10 2, but on the serve of junior middle at blocker l.ori Kowe, scored eight M straight points to tie the match at 01 10 10. M-riCTIOl TKAVKI.KI), by M Scott. IV. k, M.I) , IV.y holojfical A Hpirifual in liiatriHt I'.K'JINNIN'/S, l>y Kudora WHdy IIN'I), l?y Ari'ln-w A Koowy (Avon, ?y Shirl?*y MacJ,ain<- (Hantarn, $4 .7)) if?* "jourwy to find ln-r f.nii* wlf " KNIN<? S'lAli, l?y Kvan S Omrifll. | <%) s DB-riCTlOV f:j I'riwrilla H I'reHley (1'utnam, $!<? %) j i j u friend, mentor, lover, hiiKhari'i ami h ter, hy bin former wife 1 i:3 UK KUillT, i?y Shirley Marl,nine. j k-j The entertainer r?***alIk the year nhe | j on an Owar j i-j I'M/ilil/i/'li i (tilt/ i 1 ' i,i' /i?i" n iiw\I'll I , l?y M"'' IJWt'H'i'H. l t?. riw of an trnrru^rarit ,'h win to t?p j j ChryH,l<T | ITOIIIOOKAI'IIY, l?y Chu'k Yt-wr I 1'l.c y.Uiry of the firnt. mart t/? fly ffwUT 1 | thony SuinrrKTH. (Mar-rriillari, $IH W>) jCl ;j " of Marily/i Monroe 4 t Your Partner j In Education jA j J wmmmemmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam "? ;'^*- '..7- igE . | . -f^j'feS m * V# i;tr " A - > * , jv ' "" V ' ,-. "* . ^ ^ '^u V> ?. f *> .*** ' "^IBJ >**' -?* T RAY GRONBERG/Ttw G?m?ock aaason Sunday and improved its ing. am continue "Game four was great," Keny said. "They came out, and icy knew they had to do their )hs and that they had to win the tatch." Sophomore middle-blocker orri Anderson helped spark the ady Gamecocks in the fourth amc, and Kenny is glad to have er back after being ineligible for ic beginning of the season. "She'* playing with some good itensity, and that's encouragig," Kenny said. Kenny was impressed with the lay of freshman Colleen IcKcn/ic as well. "Colleen McKen/ie played icnomcnally as an outside hit r," she said. "She did a good ?b taking a nice aggressive apoach and hitting the hall hard id real smart." McKen/.ie said it was not hard ?r her to get pumped up because was a Metro match, and everybody's really excited about osc." "Wc have a team goal to win c rest of our matches this ason," she said. "Wc just >n't want to lose." The long term goal for the idy (iamecocks is to win the ctro Conference championiip, and McKcnzic said it is a alistic one. "livery match we play better id better, so hopefully at the ctro (tournament) we'll he at jr peak," she said. Welcome To... ^ ICE i 23 Oelfeio (* t ? CHOCOLATE NUT 8UMDAE 8 1 lAJ n iiii/ir r.n.#. 1 0 I Tfu nuut uir? Uf UUH HUH VANILLA ICE CNEAM w/CHOCOlATf ] 8YRUP, WALNUTS, TOPPED w/WMIPPEO CREAM, ft A PLUMP J CHERRY. # : ?1.29 : Coupon F.xp. 11 2 85 _ / Coupon Good at Any Sandy'i . M USC tops in final he By TONY THOMPSON Stall writer USC's socccr team tapped its first undefeated home season by beating Wake Forest 2-0 yesterday at The Graveyard. USC, 16-1-0 and 12-0 at home, dropped Wake's record to 6-11-1 on a first-half goal by Doug Allison and a second-half strike from Ciavin Coombs. v uroimu dominated (lie match from the opening whistle, limiting the Deacons to four shots and one corner in the first half. (iamccock keeper Warren l.ipka had to make just one save in the entire 90 minutes. I.ate in the first half, Deacon forward Chris Went/ split Carolina fullbacks Marty Halt/cgar and Hilly Hency and broke free in USC's penalty area, catching l.ipka out of goal. "I thought Marty was in front of the guy," l.ipka said, "and when he (Went/) broke through I had to pedal back because I knew I wasn't gonna get to the ball. I thought he was gonna chip the ball over my head, but he was pressured by Marty to hit it, and I was able to grab it." Doug Allison's seventh matchwinning goal of the season came with 21:59 gone when he volleyed home a Danny Katcliff cross to give ( arolina a I 0 first -half lead. is conferenci to ; Jill! >v ? *" torwtL ' W' Inn r^BMBnMBWw J Middle blocker Ton! Venturini is set The Lady Gamecocks won the Metro ( Metro record to 4-1. 3REAM SP us Flavors to Choose froi # *? ># HUOE ?'? ? HOT FUDGE SUNDAE >? ... - wimurs J i l# VANIUA ICE CREAM, 0ELICI0U8 ? ? ? HOT FUDGE TOPPED OFE ? ? q wlWHIPPED CREAM AND A CHERRY. : $| 29 Coupon (vp 11 2 85 * * Coupon Good it Any 8imJy'? n i i i i i in Deacons ime game points out ot a team total or ioj. An injury to Gamccock striker ^ Ami Arnthorsson (l) goals in 19H4) has put additional pressure on Allison, Katcliff and forward Scott Cook to produce goals. "It's getting better every match," Allison said of the working relationship between Carolina's forwards. "Wc know where to run now. Before, we'd often run into the same spaces, but now we're creating spaces for each other, and it's working well. When Scott's doing a lot of talking, you know then that it's clicking." ~ While the Carolina defense was ? smothering the Wake lorest attack ? the Di'iicoik wrrr hf?M in a total of five shots and two corners for the game ? freshman midfielder Ciavin Coombs put the Gamecocks up 2-0 with 28:57 left in the match when he crushed a ball from 30 yards out that sailed into the net past diving Deacon goalkeeper Wayne Hill. "I was making a run in the middle, and Glenn Witt saw me open and headed a ball over right ^ in my path," said Coombs, a business major from Springfield, Va. "The keeper was out, and I just tried to hit it hard." Sunday's match was the last home game of the season for the seventh-ranked Gamecocks, and Soil "Sfirmr " nana 7 e success BMP ' -. ~WBBr v' <v .?$i* RAY ORONBERG/TIN tommk for a point against Memphis State, inference contest and improved its 1..... .... L i| OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ^ T)U 10 PM ECIAL n Every Day afit'BO I ; PINEAPPLE NUT SUNDAE [ , OUR RICH VANILLA ICE CREAM *1 , DELICIOUS PINFAPPIF TOPPING H #| , WHIPPED CREAM TOPPED OFF WITH #| i A CHERRY ?l M.29 : 1 Coupon E*p 11 2 85 ! ^ > Coupon Good at Any 8indy'? I \J