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Baseball Continued 1 a walk. Aldrich sacrificed to set up Morris' game-winning single. Reliever Lee Whatley picked up the victory for USC. The loss snapped Clemson's four-game winning streak and dropped them to 35-16. In Friday night's contest, Clemson struck for six runs in the tirst two innings and coastcd to a ? 16-5 victory. In the first, Bert Hcffernan reached base on a walk and scored on a triple by Spiers. Spiers scored when USC left fielder Garrett Carter dropped a line drive. The Tigers banged out five hits, including two doubles, in the four-run second inning. Clcmson added two more runs in both the fifth and sixth innings to take a 10-0 lead. USC scored twice in the top of the seventh when Datin and Aldrich came across the plate on RBI groundouts. But the Tigers struck for m .ma nunc runs in mcir nan oi tne seventh, including a home run by Baldwin. Brian Currie was the losing pitcher for USC, lasting only one and two-thirds innings. He gave up three hits and five runs as his THINK YOU ML TOO MUCH? 1 Find Out. call Dick Dyer Yugo is p Winner of Cannes Fill i Best Filmhp WHEN. , A/%fifl {? WAS Al Busi Be one of the first 1( come by Dick Dyer Yi Dresent vou vour oaas I ' ' ? \ pass per family. Dick Dyer i 6618 Two Notch Tc /1RJQ1 I I JUN1 m set#; This is you To o?ve? your am MOWA1RR?2 MISS> TH ^15^ c 0P-T-0 1UNlV?f?rtV eocxsr fAC'O*' *n0 CuVCwl* M?VCI rom page 8 ? j W r : ' Charlie Aldrich USC designated hitter rccord dropped to 5-2. In Saturday's game, Clcmson once again pounded (JSC's pitching staff. The Tigers collected 14 hits in their 9-5 come-frombchind victory. The Gamecocks jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on a run-scoring single by Datin and a two-run double by Aldrich. But once again, USC couldn't get a solid performance out of its GHT BE DRINKII FOR M( THE USC CAMPUS A roud to present the! the 1985 m Festival Palme d'Or y WINNM%^ # rJS?, \ _ _ _ VAY O N NESS )0 people to 4?2M^ jgo & we will . Limited one nSTl f ugo/ Bertonej 736-67601 ill Fraa 800-922-9741 | IRVED CLASS RINGS 10m WIW R UASr CHAN?? C\J\*A Rin16I / B6R 'jfc-30 *50 6 e>\6 S/iLfe I *=Fc&n~ .OFF t*2fc/RO?S?U- HOUS.fi-1 UNC* 'C usrw j Dave Menhart (JSC pitcher starting pitcher. After getting out of a bases-loaded jam in the first inning, Rodney Richey gave up a pair of two-run home runs as his record fell to 5-2. The Tigers CrATpH four rune In uwtvM ?vm? iuiio 111 tiic null cUlU sixth innings to offset a runscoring double by Aldrich in the fifth. USC will be in action Tuesday night with a 7:30 p.tn. contest with Baptist. VG DRE INFORMATION .LCOHOL PROJECT 777-6688. y ^ NEED STORAGE FC WE CAN i SPECIAL STUD AS LOW AS $IO.i (or .33< f ONLY SELF-STORAGE WAI nx/itw iNimv/imiM n 7437 GARNER 783-2 'l 5 rv x m ? 256-1 1 EXTRA I CHEESI r$Tooo I |(Pepperoni, Saus I |f"0?a7J B LARGE PIZZZA NO EXp|RATION kAPMHOMiffMflMwmMMomnw hwi.iiiffifiiiinaTiiiif.iiiiiMiiitiiiff.E Ipl ppv HI I I > 'K?'i, 1/ | A bicycle built for on Taichi Sugimoto, winner of the first ( is a professor in the School of Medici cuHtyT"! If? rage | >R THE SUMMER? HELP! )ENT PRICES 00 PER MONTH >er day) REHOUSE IN COLUMBIA I URGIAR ALARMS! 1 IS FERRY RD. I 708 I m 2 pi; PI7 I ?? ~ OP Sun. : 4:30 : Fri."?' 4:30 FFANYSi ;age, Mushrooms, Gre NO EXPI r l OFF ,tu< ?l?o B , j MEDIUM f ??XPIRA1 ^ >/ '- f .4 '/ V.? ?*4%? ?*-*,,.* - * ' ' * 'i' , \ ? . ' ' ' . * .. .? : i> - , '- ?. ' * **. ' " 'f ' ., *' "' '* - ;.., e Carolina Triathalon, starts off on tho bicyt ne. Iicr* Inonn am UUU fiUdCd II of softball ti From staff reports Florida State won the second annual South Carolina Invitational softball tournament by defeating South Florida 3-0. USC was eliminated by South Florida 3-0 in the semifinals. The Lady Gamecocks finished the tournament with a 2-2 record, including, victories against Virginia (3-0) and Georgia State (6-0). USC's other loss was also to South Florida, 1-0. In the title game last Saturday, Julie Larsen threw a no-hitter. 2A :za FAST, FREE Serving USC, Shando EN Thurs. t p 1:30 r Sat. 2:30 | ze'deTOxi sen Peppers, Onions, I RATION mm him mm MI any $1.50 'IZZA X ! SMAl iW | Km to RAY GRONBERG/The Gamecock :le portion of the course. Sugimoto i semifinals surnamenf She was named the tournament's MVP. Tht Seminoles, ranked No. 12 in the nation, improved their overall record to 42-5. Terri Huggins, Dena Sikole, Jama Waters and Kelly Grotheer represented the Lady Gamecocks on the all-tournament team. Huggins was the starting pitcher for USC in every contest, giving up only three runs in 25 innings with 28 strikeouts. USC, 22-20, will wind up its regular season with a doubleheader against Furman Saturday. f's DELIVERY I in, and Downtown 1 EPSI'S 1 I 300 I I E "PIZZA! 1 & Extra Cheese) j I J j OFF any ! 1 L PIZZA -:|-S I nHMM! '