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Sports s g Monday, April 27, 1987 Wilson signs 1 BasebaL fourth recruit Gamecocks gain tor basketball for 1st round of From staff reports From staff reports Women's head basketball As the rain came pouring < coach Nancy Wilson announc- Blacksburg, Va., USC captured .,1 i no-miii Iiim ri?iTiiif fnri I'prpmv rhan V.VI I I I V V?l UUV/tMVI . vv. V..? * "?? V v.xy... V. v..vv tor the 1987-88 season USC watched as the rain was Thursday. Teeh's chances of sweeping th USC collected its fourth preventing them from winning t signee of (lie recruiting season The Gamecocks only needed when Beverly Hawkins commit- three games scheduled against tl ted to a l ady Gamecocks' grant-in-aid scholarship. jr Hawkins, who averaged 19.8 1 iOWCrV llilS I points and 10 rebounds at * IUtiii'i; 11io>i School iii Sn:irl;in burg County, was named to the From staff reports All-State team for the third USC's softball team won fou consecutive year. games this weekend. The 6-foot forward broke 19 The Lady Gamecocks defeate school records and was being Furman and East Carolina 3recruited by North Carolina, and 2-0 Saturday before facin N.C. State and Virginia. the Pirates in a doublc-hcadc Sunday. A 1 J cuuiu nave isi-iui Ity the Associated Press lincbackcr Mike Ju Though many of its best players arc offensive lineman F underclassmen, the Atlantic Coast Con- will be picked in ference could land as many as three players in Tuesday. the first round of the upcoming National "It's probably a Football League draft, a professional football in a telephone inte scout says. ficc. "Although th Gil Brandt, director of player personnel tor has as good player* the Dallas Cowboys, said North Carolina "Those three (Je State wide receiver Haywood Jeffires, Duke stand out, but Ken 0^1 ^ B |WW >SUPER ^ coupon^ : HAM & CHEESE SANDWICH I TWO SLICES OF LEAN HAM WITH TWO SLICES OF I REAL AMERICAN CHEESE, A LITTLE MUSTARD & PICKLES /, ON A WARM SOFT BUN - LOTTA TASTE! y\y1 X7 4 4 9 0 1 0HV^ I\ \? LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON :v ^ J V COUPON EXPIRES TOMORROW NIGHT AT 10 PM J 4 28 87 Got a tip? Gc^H : : News.: 7726! j | Spc 3t!??2p& Features: 3913 ! 1 Phc *--??nr~T /?/?v- v +?* / i \ i v i /~r-?i \ ,jt / ( ~7\ J 1X~X VMnHHMBHaiMaNHHBHMMBHHHaBnMHIBH 4&i % CDC I \ on Tuesday ZOO Nl< 25 ? Dl $1.50 House $6.00 Pitcher? Wednesday GREEK h Greeks Admi $1.00 Bu Thursday LADIES l* CT trr\rs H I I CJO VJ 25 ? 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Mack ar Position Of MOSt POPI : Darcnn i I VI 0VII * I Campu: All Interej Tryouts fo r.HFFRf FAl All Interested In Ei J Informal 2 Booker T. V Thursd 6: j For More Informatii rfsi 7M I )f?:i 3913 j ICIALS! r\ i it* jn i 'aft i Brands 5 Iced Tea JIGHTitted Free ckets NIIGHT 'raft Coolers 3 Brands Admitted Nightly DNS ENFORCED ns Metro bye in the conference tournament in 13-17, but rain forced cancellations ne and Sunday's double-header, of 14 conference games and finished ( erall record, taking first place in the e, with a 14-4 conference mark, I, and the 9-5 Hokics ended up third. cks, who have not played since April senior co-captain Rodney Richie tadel tomorrow at Sarge Frye Field, alay Furman, Baptist and a home "lemson before the tournament. SC wins four Lowery struck out 14 batters and the 20th-ranked Lady Gameocks imnroved their record to 32-14. USC will face Fur man again Saturday in its final regular season game in Greenville. ;s, scout says in't of gotten hurt in his senior year lave been the first running back taken raft. He still may go high," Brandt Clemson players that could get draft [Ij ation include wide receiver Terrance \ , who led the nation in kickoff last season, defensive end Terence ( id cornerback Delton Hall. ' N I >en: t Jiar :fu% \ )n Hh'' s c33, i * 3ted Attend: r COCKY And > DER Mic-Man 1 * ther Position Attend An ; ion Meeting: WaQhinntnn fn\/m I . W.W. ... lay, April 30 00 PM 3n Call Bill Boggs 736-3132 v 1 1 rnM ^upui i i Hi college boo! i jjtti jii (^ " Sec the lull srlccl i Ixxikslore. And s< !).?,. April 27, \ | I'hui- University a: A M E l I USC tennis teams | claim conference ft I BY WAYNK WASHINGTON victory as the !2th-ranked Assistant sports rditor Gamccocks upped their rccord USC's men's and women's to 17-9. tennis teams captured their third consecutive Metro Con- The Lady Gamecocks also ference championships Sunday improved their record Sunday in Hattiesburg, Miss. when they dropped Florida State 6-3. The two teams finished sc- Rita Wincbarger was named . r. . . r MVD fr?r conu in uicir ursi seasons in inc as mc tumuciiw a Metro in 1984 and have won the second time in her three conference crowns every year years at USC. since. Both teams are in the midst Winebarer and Paulette ^ of a winning streak and are Roux were named to the all- P ranked nationally. tournament team as the Lady Gamecocks won four singles The Gamecocks, winners of and two doubles matches to imeight consecutive dual-matches, prove their season mark to were victorious in six of the 24-8. nine championships. The Lady Gamecocks, rank^r* 11 lor Qtm/A I rvnnlnv M^\ 0 1 hQ\/P nn\V WOtl 1 1 Jan Sandberg and Dave Selseni consccutive matches. all won single matches Sunday. The Gamecocks face sixthThe doubles teams of Dclseni ranked Louisianna State May 2 and Brian Barker and of and Princeton May 3 in Longley and Harry Sy also saw Columbia. ^ _J * ^ Thick Shakes ^ ^ or lite Fruit Smoothies Hi Ddkicius TCHY C^-y, TCBY Shato aiMi V>\ '// Frozen Yogurt 1 ^ Smoothies. yy \ Sf y ks*& % v No**1Mi*1**1 ^il11 yy'1 >^<* Tastes like ICBY ddki<HLS X / / , premium ice cream wfci \\ iJ frozen yogurt. /y m M . ,r . Wu fm^VT^ Smooth, creamy . 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