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URO?lS^ USC SOCG By TONY THOMPSON 8ta(f writer USC's socccr season camc grinding to a halt in the mud of The Graveyard on Sunday as the American University Eagles beat the l-rt (a nHiian/1* v?Hinvvv/vn'? *#"V W HVITdllVV IV the semifinals of the NCAA Championships. All-America forward Mike Brady ? American's all-time leading scorer, with a career total of 65 goals, and a member of the 1985 U.S. National Team ? plowed through the mud to score one goal and assist another. Despite a number of Gamecock near-misses, the Eagle defense held fast and handed USC its first home defeat of the season. The 4,500 fans on hand were treated to a classic matchup that featured the definitive goal ! * D A., ~ I muivi in muuy uiiu mc uciiflllivc dominating goalkeeper in USC's Warren Lipka. After 90 minutes of mud wrestling, the day belonged to Brady. As the players slogged through the muck created by two days of heavy rains, neither team could find the nets in a scoreless first half. But the opportunities were there. In the first five minutes, an ' Eagle free-kick from midfield went over everybody's head and bounced to Brady's feet within eight yards of the Gamecock goal. Brady quickly took a shot, Hilt t inta lfnrtpt?H J# n.ivvnvM at VIVM. . With seconds left in the half, USC midfielder Grenville Pope fed a ball to Ami Arnthorsson, who broke for the Eagle goal. Hut American sweeper Keith Trehy kept Arnthorsson wide and forccd a shot that Eagle keeper Stephen Pfcil was able to save. Sunday's game marked Arnthorsson's return to the field after a thigh injury kept him out iflS We've got * -# - rfw ? ^ nrr ' M ^*| r? -n y~- * * ?f? 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Brady was the first to put the finishing touch to the increasing number of chances both teams were creating in the final half. With 58:11 gone, Eagle midfield ,r Serge Torreilles led Brady to the left post with a free kick. Brady forced his way between Billy Hency and Marty Baltzegar and pushed the ball through between Lipka and the near post. "1 think he was looking for a cross," Brady said, "so I might have caught him cheating just a little bit. He allowed a little space to me on the near post, and 1 was fnrlunntr In art ihc hull through." American's sccond goal camc under similar circumstances 18 minutes, later. Brady made the ' same run, but saw teammate Billy Corbett, a freshman, standing unmarked in front of the far post. Brady lifted a ball to Corbett's feet, and the substitute forward volleyed it into the roof of4 the net. Minutes later, American midfielder Henry Wagner scaled Carolina's fate wheh he denied Scott Cook with a line save. 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