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Shaw dec From staff reports Sophomore guard Tony Shaw has been declared academically ineligible for the spring semester 9nH u/ill ??r?t rufnrn ' ? tlm ? ** ?* IIV1 i viul ii IV 11IV ILCIIII this season. Shaw started 10 games, averaging 11.1 points and 3.6 rebounds per contest. Freshman forward Terry Dozier suffered a broken wrist Jan. 6 in an 89-81 loss to Memphis State and will miss at least four weeks. Dozier, a starter in the first 13 games, was second on the team in scoring, averaging 14.2 points per game, and third in rebounding, averaging 4.7 per game. USC's record now stands at 9-6 overall and 1-2 in the Metro Conference. They broke a 22-gamc road losing streak on Jan. 4 with a 63-49 defeat of Davidson in Charlotte, N.C. The win came almost two years to the date of USC's last win away from home, Jan. 3, 1984, against Florida State. BASEBALL Thc baseball team, ranked No. 6 in the ESPN pre-scason poll, begins practice today for the 1986 season. Last year's team posted a mr*r\ rs\ r\f A*7 TO I A ivvuiu KJI ~t / , IIIIIUUIIIK NIL* championship of the NCAA Hast region and a trip to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. USC has gone to the College World Series five times and to the regional playoffs 11 of the last 13 years. "Here Comes the Sun" | TANNING SALON THE 2005 BUILDING (NEAR RICHLAND MAi.r.i 1 SUITE 6 < 2005 BELTLINE BLVD. 782-0830 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT L.. J hi **** ^ i Let Kinko's help organize and distribute your supplementary class materials this term. kinko'r Crest copies. Greet people Open until Midnight Sunday thru Friday 9 - 6 Saturday 933 MAIN ST. 799 3807 \ i VP-i IRtOULAR tltt 8AVE ?4( \ \ with 18 delicious toppings | | | 2/50< | Io (MiiMi ftoian )?gurl bo> kxot?J in CotrAlnn MoH - tKiifll IIoum I ! exp. 1/26/86 Jg glared ineli WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Junior forward Monica Williams is cxpectcd to miss the rest of the season for the Lady Gamecocks after suffering a knee injury Dec. 21 against Virginia. SOCCER Midfielder Ragnar Thorarinsson, a native of Reykjavik, Iceland, was named an honorable mention Adidas Academic All-Amcriean. Thorarinsson is a senior majoring in marine science. Sophomore midfielder Keith Lccpcr has been declared academically ineligible He has l<*ft fhp tenni anrt is nnt nvnuclcH - V,.J,VVIW to return. Senior Warren Lipka has been named Goalkeeper of the Year by the Intercollegiate Soccer Coaches Association of. America. Lipka registered a school-record 15 shutouts in more than 1,000 minutes played as the Gamecocks went 20-3-1 overall and were NCAA South Region champions. They advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament, losing to American University after defeating Duke and Clcmson. FOOTBALL The following players were placed on acadcmic suspension t COI r~** <?"*' * +* It's I Living t time can b And livi isn't any di may not ^i tfettin^ fro For inst IW d I their speci others, voi< But wh( any surprb ATa! C ommuneotions gible; Doz during the semester break: junior strong safety Joe Brooks, senior center Leonard Burton, senior punter Tom O'Connor, junior cornerback Jerry Dunlap, sophomore offensive tackle Curtis Hill and freshman wide receiver Robert Hill. Linebacker coach Bill Michael has left USC to become linebacker coach at Texas. The 24-year coaching veteran will be missed, head i narh Imp Mnrricnn said. * * He has brought a lot of expcricncc to our staff and has proved himself to be an excellent football coach," Morrison said. Morrison expccts to name a replacement by March 1. CHEERLEADING USC's chcerlcading squad finished fifth out of 16 finalists at the fourth annual Ford College Checrlcading National Championships Jan. 9-11 in San Diego. The competition will be nationally televised on ESPN at 8 p.m. Jan. 24. TICKET INFORMATION Basketball tickets for the Clcmson game may be picked up Tuesday, starting at 8 a.m., in Russell House room 203. A validated I.D. card is required. 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