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Polevaulter Dale Gerke falls from one of his jumps U Sports briefs Baxter, Gatlin spark m Marvlanrl nact Tinore w J |JUU1 I IIJUI ?l By ASSOCIATED PRESS COLLEGE PARK, Md. ? Senior guard Jeff Baxter scored a career-high 21 points as Maryland defeated Clemson 78-69 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Saturday. Point guard Keith Gatlin, who added 17 points while going 8-for-12, also was enPAiirono^ !? rr IU Miuui ill ail l-llOll lo lake pressure off workhorse forward Len Bias. ^ Although he was only 7-for-18 frofn'the floor, Bias led the Terps with 24 points and Ml ? Big Twin' is back! Hard? burger with lettuce ai limited time on ly.Ai Big Twin Combo for onl> Available at Co a u Where goodie ?1986, H Ti dash valm "I Wc'i Tayl Jo 1500 Bain rcco grca TI u~u: ^ Ut'lll U no F M post I Fr dash /1500 Lc and tcair Nott reco RAY GRONBERG/Th? Gamecock pU(j ist season ago. stopped several Clemson rallies while pouring in 17 after intermission. Maryland has a 2-6 record in the ACC and Clemson is 2-7, with the only previous victories by both teams coming over Wake Forest. Each team had lost seven of eight previous games, beating only Wake Forest. Clemson, 14-9, trailed 38-26 early in the second half before a 7-point string pulled the Tigers to within 39-35. Bias ended that rally with a field goal, later sank two free throws after Clemson pulled to within SH-dR anH hie lhr?n nnint ~ 1" ? ? ?gel vc the Tcrp.; ;i 66-59 lead with 2:53 remaining. Baxter and Gatlin did the bulk of the scorning for'Maryland, 12-10, "in the first half, which ended with the Tcrps ahead 32-22. s's" own double beef n' chees nd special sauce is back for a id right now you can get a I C1 OO r\ v\-1S? I ' ' ' I ? - v i.7 7 ui pai uufjaui iy DdrUct lumbia locations only. oplegofor good food larche s Food Systems, Inc. oehlien, Taylor DSt victories EN COSfELLO writer kCKSBURCi, V*.?South Carolina's men's track i was one of 14 teams that competed at the [' Indoor Invitational in Blaeksburg, Va., on rday. hn Pochlien and Ollie Taylor posted the only individual victories, which were in the shot put 55-meter dash. )ehlien, a freshmen from Lewisport, Ky., who the shot put competition with a toss of 52'3", "It is always good to win, but it's early in the )n and I'm looking forward to throwing much ler." lylor rcccivcd first place honors in the 55-meter with a time of 6.30. He was USC's most able runner last year. was really pleased with the way the team ran. re working hard and improving each meet," or said. ihn Bahura set a new school record in the 4 x -meter relay with an anchor time of 16:20. jra, a junior from Troy, Mich., said, "I saw the rd was within reach so I went for it. It was a t team effort. ic 3200 meter relay team took second place nd sophomore Don Mutton's split of 1:55. At- j lart, a freshmen from Zimbabwe also did well ing a split of 1:57. eshman Steve Haire finished in the 400-meter with a time of :51. He also competed in the 4 x i-meter and 800-meter relay. )ng jumper Tony Wood scored a mark of 22'5" says he'll probably improve with help from his imates. '.Dale Gcrkc broke the school pole vaulting rd with a jump of 16'. The jump came at the I ioht Inuif ntinnol ?n Dlny.b. 1 .-.p... ...Miuuuiini in wiav.l\.'MJlJI ? I WO WCCKS USC, Georgia Tech to resume rivalry By ASSOCIATED PRESS South Carolina has signed a four-year agreement to play Georgia Tech in football from 1988 through 1991, athletic director Bob Marcum announced Saturday. I he Ciamecocks will host the games in 1988 and 1990 and play at Georgia Tech the other two years. Georgia Tech, which leads the series 10-7, and South Carolina have not faced each other since 1978. The series began in 1901. I Support the March of Dimes MHMBlPTH OfffCTS KXJNOA1IONHMMi jSW^T M , L, W ii v jj^l Senior forward Brantley Southers drives Southers, Gil USC women From staff and wire reports LOUISVILLE, Kv.? Senior forward Brantley Southers and center Sharon Gilmore each had 25 points to lead the I.ady Gamecocks over the Lady Cardinals of Louisville 80-67 Saturday night. Southers also led the team in rebounds with 13. USC extended its Metro Conference lead with their fifth straight win. The Lady Gamecocks' record now stands at 11-10, 7-1 in the Metro. Ireshman Martha Parker added 20 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists. Parker also stole the ball five times in the second half. 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