The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 06, 1985, Page 9, Image 9

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Sports THE GAMECOCK, Wednesday, November 6, 1985 11^. 9 Underdogs i advance to t Rv .(nun RnvtTTc I ?" ? Staff writer The No. 1 seeds in both men's Blitzkrieg and the Yee Gads, i Thursday in the semifinals of the football playoffs. The Yee Gads, who were unde seeded No. 1 in the Men's A di 25-12 to 13th-seeded SAE 1. In tl division, the fifth-seeded Grad upended Blitzkrieg 26-6. In the other men's semifinal ; third-seeded and undefeated Nac the Keg Killers 6-0 in the A di\ ATO II eased past AFROTC 7-0 a ? a- *?- - * - /~ivA.uiuuig iu inc iniramurai/K | Sports Office, Sunday's cha games were postponed to th because USC Athletic Director Be thought the field at Williams-Bri* was unplayable. The Grad Glad take on ATO II at 1:30 p.m. Sun* Men's B division championship, and the Nads will square off at 3: Injuries plagu From staff repent ) USC's offensive backfield was hit the hardest Saturday as the Gamecock football team suffered a rash of injuries in its 21-17 loss against N.C. State. The most serious injury was sunerea Dy ireshman running back Greg Welch who went down with torn ligaments in his left knee. Welch, who led the Gamecocks in rushing with 77 yards and two touchdowns against East Carolina, had I surgery Sunday and will miss the f ] 922 S. Main (Inside O H< [:' - ! Open 12-12, Open for L -j 252-4318 j ] 810 Dutch Sq. Blvd ) | II """" 'tfjKSTYl-ll, 798-972 j WE DfffvER w/$5.00 mini MuwnrnmmfiiBiwwfiPiaBgimflwnimni ?W1H1IHI sn TICKL DlSTl I Studci ' tickct, I There only b There . ' The b. j vanta^ Anyor | hand i lominate top football title dccidc the Men's A di\ Pi Epsilon Mu and I i divisions, play for the women's < verc upset p.m. Sunday. Pi Epsi intramural Bates House Angels 2' and Delta Delta Delta feated and Kappa Delta to reach t f-n ^ -1 viaiwii, itu winer man the postpi ic Men's B pionship games, the f( Gladiators gone pretty smoothly, graduate assistant in cl games, the the intramural office. Is defeated "We haven't had mi 'ision, and playoffs," Simmons with the field was tha ecreational than a day, and it tak mpionship even if the sun comes < is Sunday Intramural notes: Pli >b Marcum ball and ultimate frisbi :c Stadium this week. Entries for t liators will in the men's, women's day for the will close on Monday, and SAE I the 1985 Intramural :30 p.m. to open on Fridav. Nov e Gamecocks rest of the season. Running backs Kent Hagood and Raynard Brown both suffered ankle injuries Saturday. Offensive tackle Curtis Hill also injured his ankle and tackle Buddy Quarles went down with a partially dislocated knee cap. In addition, quarterback Mike Hold suffered a strained right shoulder. Defensive end Tony Guyton and linebackers Carl Hill, Shed flnrl k'onnnfli OO"! ??? v ii IVI11 IXWUIIISUll also sustained injuries. * smsmsui^ ] = J $1.00 B nry's) j OFF !| unch! | Any Medium jj ji or Large Pizza u | w/3 toppings rj 8 iwujJv-??285;j mum ri [i SUBBMISI.? - ? J JDENT 7T ktBUTION All students 1 v v/iup UlLl 3V. a Lists of all sti on Wednesda fHall Lobbies its must present a validated IB and when entering the game. will not he guest ticket validate e used by full fee paying studen will be no advantage to registei est tickets will not necessarily b( ;e to picking up your ticket carl le submitting more than one sea inembers and scholarship athlete seeds, H games H vision championship. Delta Delta Delta will | , - :hampionship at 2:30 Ion Mu blanked the 7-0 in the semifinals, won by forfeit over f ] he finals. { | onement of the cham- HBl. aotball playoffs have ' _ said Don Simmons, large 01 puDiicuy ior ? r jch problem with the said. "The problem [ ^ ;. it it rained for more I _r , ;es it a while to dry, 3Ut." jyoffs for co-rec soft- g| ee will get under way ^ wo-on-two basketball IHHi i and co-rec divisions Nov. 11. Entries for Wrestling Meet will The intn 5. Stadium. | ^ Exebutive I ty Pj v|U? ~""?n\ 181 Jj5^U)^SC jju N Eagle 1 use VS. FSU DELUXE PACKAGE includes: SPACELINER Cc individual headset for radio or cassette, relri ING, BREAKFAST SAT & SUN. PRE GAME GROUP RATES AVAILABLE!! Eagle Travel Services Inc who have paid the University n sheet for the lottery in the Monday, Novemtx Tuesday, Novemb Wednesday, Noverr idents selected in the lottery I y, November 13th in the Stu< ) TICKE1 1. Bio. Lot j j) ^ j 3. Any to a Nov >. when submitting scan shc< ons for the Clemson game, i ts. ring early for the lottery. : distributed first, therefore, y on November 19, 1985. n sheet will be disqualified fi ;s are ineligible. ; - "'. --. I -_ ihk?9^^ ?nnH Bj^Hk v _----H . ;^^8 JgS^B / imural football championships will be ""f 1 Resumes f: Thesis i'j Term Papers Pj Word Processing | ; Copies ! I 13 Hampton Street | j umbia, S.C. 29201 ' 803) 799-5696 I ! innn fl Vfluof Prnninfx - V. ? I IsUlst/iO NOV. 8-10 iach transportation reclining seats, color movies, ishments, steward aboard. TWO NIGHTS LODG COCKTAILS, transfers, taxes, gratuities. Some tickets available MAR P" (not included) Weedhill HUH Mil t* Tifff 1' 783 5470 (in SC. 1 800 327 4730)' " v Fee for fall 1985 may fill out a Russell House Lobby on: :r 4, 1985 9:00 - 4:30 er 5, 1985 9:00 - 4:30 iber 6, 1985 9:00 - 4:30 :o receive a ticket will be posted 1 :ient Government Office in varioi rs WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS F ck Seating under the Normal B1 tery - November 18. 1985. vidual ticket pick up at the Col Tuesday, Ncr Wednesday, ] tickets remaining after lottery tick ny student who paid the Univesit 'ember 21, 1985 in the Elephani -A, when picking up Student tickets may C i there will be no ad rom the lottery. All DAVID DOTSON/The Gampcock played Sunday at Williams-Brice IT . ' SKI NORTH | JANUARY E 4 Cost: 4 $168.00 (own equipment subtract $24) Al use cm u& CLEM nd submit a 3y 5:00 p.m. is Residence OLLOWS: lock Seating procedure for thi iseum in the Elephant room member 19, 1985 \T? I 0/-\ I on r muvcinuer ?U, ct pick up on November 20, 19 y Fee but did not enter the lot t room from 9:00 - 4:00 ''sJiu USC remains 6th From staff reports USC's soccer team beat George Mason 3-1 Saturday to improve to 18-1 and retain its No. 6 ranking by the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America poll. Here is this week's Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America Top 20 poll 1. cvansvme IH U 1 2. Virginia 10 2 1 3. Clemson 17 11 4. UCLA 13 14 5. Long Island 15 0 1 6. USC 18 1 7. UNLV 16 0 2 8. Connecticut 16 1 3 9. Hartwick 13-2-1 10. Temple 13 0 1 11. Duke 14 4 12. American 15 2 2 13. Southern Mpthnrii?t \A.A 14. (Tie) N.C. State 10 4 2 Fresno State 15 4 16. (Tie) Air Force 14 2 2 Boston University 12 2 1 18. (Tie) George Mason 16 3 0 Penn State 13 5 1 20. (Tie) Columbia 7 2 2 Indiana 10 6 1 r.ARni iiu a mm m mm m mm ? W~m i-9, 1986 Nights Lodging Days of Skiing (2 Days Sugar Mtn. 1 Day Ski Beech 1 Day Ski Hawksnest) I equipment, boots, skis, and poles op and lift fees HOUSING IS BASED ON 4 TO A ROOM. Registration: ? Dec. 4 5pm l ~ r.t. unnter 7.^ #i?2 fmSS Checks to: Ski French-Swiss A $50 nonrefundable Council and deposit sJUfice., . v .v | i ECOCKS % I SON ose selected in the 9:00 - 4:00 j 9:00 - 4.00 85 will be available j tery on Thursday,