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1 Sports Friday, October 3, 1986 7 Eh & Heigh, ho Silver! (innhAmnti mo.-Ho orto moinr Tonun Qharmon nlaa WV|IIIVMIUIU IIIUUIU Ul 10 IIVIIJ UI 1 till | U WIIUI IIIUII UIUII Sherman received reserve high point on the second Gamecock soccer te By RICHARD BREEN opuns lopuiio USC's soccer team came from behind to beat Erskine College, 3-1, at The Graveyard Jtffc Wednesday. The Flying Fleet, 3-4 and ranked 19th in the National Association of Intercollegiate vjft Athletics poll, broke the ice at 3:23 with a eoal bv Brian Havnes. w * ? * "It was a defensive breakdown. They caught us by suprise," USC head coach Mark Berson said. "%PONTUk llME BUKLD EXCtTWML nfi 1 vv?: i rife | be^t | DATE: TODf I *%, A "V*l 4% E i luuaiiun: ku i b/i Tickets Available at: RUSSELL HOUSE I 1 OON't (MSS fflt a" - mm UAIt: IUUAY If LOCATION: Russe I# TIME: 11:00 a.m | FREE T-SHIRTS, PRIZES, P THIS EVENT SPONSI I of I EwQ :! ' JKHiSiW^Kt. w-VT7. ^. ' . " " ; ; ;.j - "^y; :^V Vftv-;.-- ' :..:< :-;;. <;L. " ,' :: :;' ;^-m3'-te KEN SAMSON/T irs the fences for the USC equestrian team against Cle dav of comnetition at Clnmsnn am comes back to d The Gamccocks tied the score with sophomore Gavin Coombs converting a loose ball at 11:51. "Dan Ratcliff took a shot that the keeper saved and it came to me and I iust nut it away," Coombs said. The score remained 1-1 going into halftime despite USC's 13-6 advantage in shots taken. "We had bad luck on some chances and made bad decisions on some others," Berson said. "We tried to correct that at halftime." The adjustments showed as junior Doug NEW A M I ISLUUC Cfi LL and RODEO I If IT ISSELL HOUSE iLLROOM Tickets: $5.00 ? Students $7.00 - Public Showtime: 8:00 p.m. tPiM ppnniifT cnn\A/rac */i in i <ji i utvvnj ill House Union Second Fk RODUCT SAMPLES AND M PRODUCED BY (CONCEPTS 3BED bv the CONTEMPORARY SOUNDS COM the CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION USC dele cfroal# nl I "I felt very good about the ? things we did. We at least did not a lower our play to their level and I L was impressed with that," USC 1 head coach Bonnie Kenny said. Youth and experience proved I an important ingredient in the match. The . youth came in the form of USC's Kim DeNpve a he Gamecock freshman from Mishawaka, Ind. "Kim DeNeve, I thought did imson. an excellent job. She came in and she knew she was going to start because she's gonna have to start own Erskine College Allison slipped a shot past the goalkeeper just 2:18 into the second half. The Gamecocks closed out the scoring at 1-1 whf*n snninr Dan Rntrliff hnarfpH in o perfect cross from sophomore Bill McMullan at 79:53. "I know Danny is superior from the back post, so I just put it back there and Danny did the rest," McMullan said. Thp r>3mprnrVc nnw ft.? onrl ronl/n.l KI^. 1 in the latest poll, play North Carolina State at 2 p.m. on Sunday in Raleigh. ? / A U S I C mi in I VIM 25 DATE NATIONAL TOUR I o ? t n , ? -^SUGAA FME CP5?I Light SONY. ncompact mm digital audio data systems SSSf/M^SS dENON 1 pioi I C UcU UII 1 \ man's musk \ ?4M. At *Wcr; 1 Canon \ ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITERS \ Rubik's ^tngjruBax^ E Baby Ruth | AKAI HFESAVEfts MITTEE ats Lady M mime An vvmo uu igainst Duke," said Kenny. 'Hopefully she'll keep herself in hat starting position, and ready :o play for our big matches Frilay and Saturday," she added. The experience came from middle blocker Lori Rowe. Rowe, the only senior on this /ear's squad, has played in every game since coming to Carolina in 1983. Rowe did, however, sit out half of the second game due to an PRIO RESERV FC RUSSELL H< JANUARY thru FIRST-COME RUSSELL H Dot R< HOURS: 9 am to 12 no< Traditional Events (see list on page 40 in the < Carolina Program Union Licensed Student Organizations Other I r JOIN THE COIVMBW THE RAOISSO TUURSDfcY, OCT ; 6:30 .HAPPY U 7-30 MELTMG SPKAto. STUDtl cat OUR "V\0" n?a?ik / IfUUU Cente Perfor Tennis and Reebok ? a wii competitive play or a friend tage when you step onto th tennis shoes. I I $10.00 This Coup ! Ten ? I | off any pi Shoes during 01 i $10.00 Thurs. Oct. 2 Eagles; ntinues injury. "She's hurt and I wanted to rest her," said Kenny. Kennv snirl fhr> thnnolit r\f Inc. ing the team captain is a scary one, referring to Rowe as their "big gun." The Lady Gamecocks return to the court again tonight against Metro Conference rival, Florida State, at 7:30 p.m., and play again Saturday against Duke at 7 p.m. at the Solomon Blatt P.E. Center. RITY S ATIONS : )R DUSE ONLY AUGUST 1987 i -FIRST-SERVE 1 OUSE 205-A lymond i 3n 6c i:ju pm to 4:uu prn " October 7 & 8, 1986 g CAROLINA COMMUNITY) 1 October 9, 1986 .. .October 14 & 15, 1986 .. .After October 20, 1986 k ski r.i i ip . PAC1M& TEAM * ! * AUP tit MUABEBSUIPS fUNf - T82-G105 ibkiUS N Jt a spectator sport:" mance* ining combination. Whether it's !y match, you'll have the advane court in Reebok performance on is Worth $10.00~i Dollars j air of Reebok j ir Oktoberfest Sale 3 ! Thurs. Oct. 0 $10.00 I ? ? B| on con ui By RONA SIMON ? -Ht volleyball team won 1 Ijjjjj&rV' |j| its ninth match in a row Sept. 30 ' with a victory at home against the ' Lady Eagles of Winthrop Col.v&K lcce. 15_j 15.5. and IS-* I