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Sports 0 I Wednesday, October 15, 1986 ^ 9 i - t t'" gamecockhmmnhmhnnnnnmmbmmnhhhhmmnmhnmm OSC's Flying ?i^H^L^%^5B BWaJ^ | The USC Flying Club's instructors can teach prospective Cross Country Costello finishe Q By JEFF SHREWSBURY No. 5 Auburr Sports editor USC and A Senior Ken Costello placcd first place unt third overall, behind the No. 2 both teams a runner in the region, as USC line. Carolina finished second out of 29 teams beaten out a at the Furman Invitational cross overall with a f J country meet. r A 10-kilom Costello ran 30:27 in the further than 10-kilometer race Saturday, just country cour: five seconds behind Brian Jaegar Charlie Stron " * ? * -!-al ~ :* ?rr OI AUDlirn. U3L, Illlllll 111 I lie IUII II pellet region was outscored 52-86 by "The furth * Equestrian team ( From staff reports C USC's Equestrian Club finished third with s nineteen total ribbons as the host team of an r intercollegiate horse show at Softwinds Farm c in Hopkins, this past weekend. F Finishing third behind College of *1 FOR THE , WE OFFER 1 THR WTT SHTRF H JL JL MM.-J T J AUUXAJ.A\JU JL JL . COLUMBIA'S PREMIER A campus designed exclusive are not content with anythi Now you can have it too ? not to have it! And save youi _ All Condominiums Featur ;; ? State of the art security (Dc : Parking) All appliances ? Refrigerat icemaker, stove, dishw washer/dryer*, microwave* Private assigned parking Private pool with sundeck, and extensive decking 1 ^ Elaborately decorated clubr i ? Sound insulated Limited number of resider ! 11 I noor | Only A Few Excellent Um | Ask One Of Our Consultants h I si UT\ 111. . 1'JLl^ COME BY AND VISIT OUR MODEL TO REGISTER FOR 11 FREE TRIP FOR TWO to GATLINBURG! ST (A GREAT FALL RETREAT) L_ Deadline Oct. 21, 1986 I V ^ I 'Options ? Washer/Dryer; Micfowavo A Club offers sti I ' ***** ** H ,, ANDREW GRIFFIN/The Gamocock pilots how to operate this complicated looking dashboard. takes second at is 5 seconds beh i for the win. ter Kenny is. Mostly because he uburn were tied for trains for the longer distance," il the fifth man for he said. ime over the finish "You just got to run it like a 's John Bahura was five-mile and then just hang on s he finished 50th until the end," Costcllo said, i time of 32:40. To round out the top five, cter racc is 1.2 miles USC's second-seeded runner the normal cross Tom Howe finished seventh se, but head coach overall with a time of 30:49, Ang says Costello can dy Foster placed 11th with 31:09, tively as a five-mile. and Rob Devlin was 13th at er they go, the bet- 31:12. jains 19 ribbons, fir Charleston and Florida, USC has moved into in or bo econd place overall in the region. Several Clemsor iders have already qualified for the regional could co ompctition in April at St. Andrews Any si ^esbyterian College. in ridinj The Club owns five horses but had to bring sports cl VERY FEW VERY MUCH. OUSE, RAPIDLY BECOMING DDRESS. A highrise overlooking }|y for the discriminating few who ng less ? at a reasonable price, for the price you've been paying r*4*r\ rsnn^A limA [ pcntJiuo imui icy cxi uic oanic nine. e! d >?r and / ^ g|j or with : ||j as her, ^ its per ?, V <ts Left! low To Save Your Parents Thousands! PECIAL IANCINQ Sts [wTlshire ?fc house UDENTS (Next to California Dreaming) 1 771-0171 I m I )N.-FRI. 10-6 SAT. 10-5 SUN. 1-5 I udents chance By WAYNE WASHINGTON Assistant sports editor F;rom far above, USC's campus looks like the inside of a transistor radio. Williams-Bricc stadium looks like a small soup bowl and Lake Murray a long ditch carved by an angry god. These arc sights USC senior Scott Nottoli and others have seen through their membership in the USC Flying Club. The club has been a part of the IJSC intramural department for eight to 10 years and has a longstanding reputation for safe Hying. Safety precautions are regularly checked before take-off. Everything from air in the tires to oil in the engine is looked over in the pre-flight checkoff list. Nottoli, a soldier with the National Guard and a military pilot hopeful, is secretary of the club. He has been a member for many years and has received his private pilot's license. Flying is something Nottoli has been doing for years, but said the pleasures of this sport have been overlooked by others. The club, which has two planes of its own, has been somewhat of a training ground for ROTC Furman; ind No.2 Stronu said he feels his team is having an exceptional season so "If we continue to improve, we've got about five guys who "v^|| could go to the nationals," he USC is off for the next weekend, then will host the "'^sSj Carolina Invitational meet Oct. 25. Nine men's and women's teams will compete at the meet // which will be held at the Fort Jackson parade grounds. lishes third ^ rrow nineteen more so that Florida, jjftfc' i, College of Charleston, and USC "***-mpete. tudents or faculty members interested yon civinn pi., g with the club should contact the ub division of the P.E. Center. IIJWEDNESI ARE FOR 18 ANI DOORS O II NON-A DANC 19 thursd I M FREE DR/ I $3.00 j iilitmmmmmmaammaammmi iiiumim in? i to get high students with hopes of becoming pilots. However the club is not restricted to ROTC students. All students are welcome to participate ? including those who already own private pilot licenses and are just looking for aircraft to fly. According to Nottoli, one main complaint pro spective pilots give lor not joining the club is the "high" costs involved. This claim can be disputed when looking at USC's costs compared to those of others. The USC Flying Club boasts it saves potential pilots $10 per hour on aircraft rental. The approximate cost for a student to receive his or her license through the USC Flying Club is $1,600. The figure may seem high, but it includes 20 hours of solo time (without a pilot), 20 hours of dual time (with a pilot), aircraft rental, a written test, a medical examination, the Federal Aviation Administration check ride, and ground school, which must be completed before the check ride. The two planes that the USC Flying Club own are located at Owens Field. This field is within three miles of USC. The club has about 40 pilots and five people have bccome members this semester. ANDREW GRIFFIN/The Gamecock ib members get a bird's eye view of Williams Brice Stadium. 'r~t>Ary^ 1 DAY NIGHTS I ! EVERYONE H D O L D E R . Wl PEN AT 8:00 H R OUR H LCOHOLIC Si E PARTY H AY NIGHTS ||i IFT ALL NIGHT EMISSION >