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Seminoles he seventh strai : J > > a'jf I j& 4 . :J* *??*?$; . . .., ---,> ( Center Darryl Martin shifts directions a( By ASSOCIATED PRESS > TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ? For- s ward Randy Allen scored 24 r points and grabbed seven rebounds to rally the Florida State f Seminoles from a seven-point t halftime dcficit to a 68-62 victory 1 over South Carolina in men's col- \ lege basketball Saturday. j The victory lifts the Seminoles, 11-16 on the year and 3-9 in the f Metro Conference, from last 1 filar*** ir\ flm -J niv WVII1VIUIV.<; rtllU UIU|)5 l the Gamecocks, 12-15 and 2-10, r to last place heading into the con- ( ference tournament this j weekend. "This was a great way to finish S out," Florida State head coach i Joe Williams said. The game was c / Now so great time to buy an ArtCorv / Lei your AriCorved iepc / ncedibte select>00 of Siiodium one / Every Ar tCarved "n9 00c IffF AR1(AR\ X CiAS;i Monday Tuetday. n . *30 PM U DATE March 3-4 TIME ra^MVffpqmfpiW 11 i 1 m 1II n H! I Sf a j . 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His and team- th nate Keith James' play led the C(. jamecocks to a 36-29 halftime w idvantage. 7 But in the second half, Florida th State's defense tightened, and Mien, a 6-8 junior, took over th )ffensively. C( i Mm* u... ed college f<ng oo?*vave up to S 50 . esentaiive show'XJu^ut / i 10 cx 11 karat gold coMeQepngityies / C ked Dy a full Lifetime Warranty / I j Vf / M / ^ [ I J ! I jrwoiji j rFl) EASY | LU X fWMENT ! , RINOS ^^PLAisiS j.; niversity Bookstore " I __ i O D /J Mrt/i ?vi i A-JLJVU1 uuin y uici ightly are ... turquoise seas ing, sailing, fishing. ? Paddle Tennis ?am Rooms Universal Wt. Machine iiiK i nick viaeo Arcane \ 785-3888 | Four Seasons Management ^ P.O. Drawer 0126 Hilton Henri Island. S.C. 2V92# rture housekeeping fee or 7% sales tax jamecocks ||g| sweep pair rom Tech . om staff and wire reports \TLANTA ? Riley Polk hit a jfe tir of home runs, including the JHr ime-winner in the 10th inning, , . . i give USC a 15-14 victory over corgia Tech and a sweep of the ru-gamc atiics piayca tnis eekend. J The Gamecocks, sparked by ave Smyth's five runs batted in, lied past the Yellow Jackets <4 1-4 Saturday. USC started Sunday's game V ith a six-run outburst in the first ining, but Georgia Tech came ack in the bottom of the inning ith seven runs, including a and slam home run. ru? V?1I i_.-I.-a- c - ' tut iciiuv* jitcKcis iorgca , , , i, lead 12-7 in the sixth inning, ew s 8n n ut USC rallied with four runs in Georgia le seventh, including a three-run runs in the omer by third baseman Dave ings to tie t [ollins. The Gamecocks took the second hori ad in the following inning when noon, a sho oik, a senior second baseman USC the wi om Columbia, hit a three-run last to put USC ahead 14-12. In Saturc )uke beats Nort r ASSOCIATED PRESS DURHAM, N.C. ? Senior David Hendertn scored 11 points during a late 14-4 run for p-ranked Duke as the Blue Devils beat No. North Carolina 82-74 Sunday and won the tlantic Coast Conference regular-season isketball title. It is the first time the Blue Devils, 29 2 for ie season and 12-2 in the ACC, have won the inference title outright since 1966. They tied ith North Carolina for the crown in 1979. he victory also gave Duke the No. 1 seed for ie ACC tournament, which starts Friday. The Tar Heels, losing for the third time in ie last four games, dropped to 10-4 in the inference and 26-4 overall. >wim_ Continued from page 10 Jine Larouchc in the 200 the 200 fre ackstroke and sophomore Linda George J Middle in the 100 butterfly. backstroke For the men, freshman Wade The Gan ;ing qualified in the 100 butterf- four relay r, sophomore Greg Peoples in 200 and * ^ from Bausch & Lomb vzu ut ANY PAIR OF RAYBAN GLASSES TRADE IN OF ANY TYPE OF GU REGARDLESS OF MAKE, QUALITY, OR FREE PAIR OF RAYBANS FOR MOST UNI THIS WEEK ONLY! WE'VE fiOT vni IR Ml I.QIi TO GO ? THIS WEEK S/ ON ALL REGULARLY PRICE CASSETTES & COMPAC vt^WA^liLlJUiNL 1 wmall 7 in the Russell House jij^j r-k:-''''/ > '^f&^^MM^J^\:- > . ,v ? '%.i 8 steals second base during USC's 12-3 victory over Ne\ Tech scorcd single run homer by Smyth sp eighth and ninth inn- five-run third inning as U he affair. But Polk's ed an early 2-0 deficit am ne run of the after- Georgia Tech 14-4. >t to center field, gave n. Mike Fowler hit a home run off Casey Reec lay's contest, a two- Georgia Tech a brief 2-0 h Carolina 82-74 Georgia Tech played Clemson later Sun- | day, and a Georgia Tech victory would leave 1 North Carolina third in the ACC, the first time in 20 years the Tar Heels would not have i finished first or second. 1 Henderson, a 6-foot-5 guard, finished with i 27 points, while senior guard Johnny 1 Dawkins added 21. senior fnrwnrH Marlr I Alaric had 16 and junior guard Tommy Amaker had 14. Dawkins raised his four-year point total to ] 2,343 and surpassed Mike Gminski to become < Duke's all-time leading scorer. He is No. 2 in ACC history behind Dick Hemric, who had ] 2,587 for Wake Forest. < Brad Daugherty led North Carolina with 24 \ estyle and sophomore men's 400 medley ai lurch in the 100 freestyle teams. senior aiver Lisa wim; necocks also qualified had an impressive s teams: the women's - finishing second ii>~-th< 100 medleys and the " one-meter Competition ai ing the title on the thr board. "I was very pleased, good weekend," said K Proof of the stiff tim< case of Linda Criddl . 0 rAMT " JT'' I ' Contact Lenses for Bifoc ? 1 ! dmly7V?AR uu-tm I SOFT CONTACT LE W,TH 1 ! Lenses %XD*f iSSES I ; E* Rv>?"? rnwniTinM i ' i Follow Up ?om'R CONDITION ; I Care Kit +6.00 lo JSUAL TRADC IN. B : Carolina Vision C j j , J Corner of Taylor & I BSBBffiMBBSMaMBBwi ! j Offer Ends 4115186 Si^QRkl ' coupons Tor a .#jnM CAROL! ilUiiJ I DICIAN gjggg^g h Corner of Tay ~~ J I The Big bi ?p?^ m A95 e Main <; I VMV ? 1TAUA1I k ; (across from the Hone> mmmmmmmmmmmMmmmm 11:00-3:00 & 5:00-9:C C PRICED ? 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The Tar Heels also were without Warren Martin, their top shot blocker, who has a foot injury. n was me ntn victory in a row for the Blue Devils after consecutive losses to North Carolina and Georgia Tech. Duke led 37-34 at halftime and, paced by Dawkins and Henderson, went ahead 60-52 with 9:37 remaining on Amaker's three-point play. nd 800 sophomore qualified in two events (the 50 and 100 butterfly) ims also but missed by less than a second howing, in the 200 butterfly on four Metro separate occasions. id winn- After the time trial, the swim ee-meter teams will get ready for the NCAA Championships. The It was a women will compete in Fayet;irchner. teville. Ark.. March 20-22. while :s is the the men's championships are in e. The Indianapolis, Ind., April 3-5. ACT LENSES ! al (Monofit), Astigmatism, and Special Made Lenses Higher! * Offer Ends April 15, 1986 \ 'MCCC I CACT rAklTA^T ? 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