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Assistant sports editor TOO
Gamecock baseball players left aga
their MasterCards in their dormitories
this weekend as they fail- B
ed to master the possibilities.
The would've-could've- jfl
should've monster gobbled the
Gamecocks up as they lost to
Clemson 5-3 Saturday and 8-7 |||
sunaay.
"I don't know how many men
we left on base, but it was a ton," |m|
USC head coach June Raines
said. r :
? Raines' assessment of a ton | I
was off, but not by much. [
The Gamecocks left 31 men on [ ;
base over the weekend ? 16 | ;
Saturday, 15 Sunday. 1
i igcr iieuu coacn Bin wuneim M
said he felt blessed. [ X
"To come in this ballpark and H
strand that many runners, you |
have to be living right ? and of H
course I'm a good liver," j
Wilhelm said about USC's in- H
ability to drive in runs. [
USC, now 38-12, first con- i
^ tracted the no-key-hit disease i
Saturday. [ ^
In the bottom of the second in- H
ning, junior Mark Taylor loaded |
the bases with a single. [
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should've and would've scored it
Tiger pitcher Brian Barnes had
not recorded three consecutive
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Taylor walked, Jeff Ba.ns
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dvanced the runners with a
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USC did manage to tie the
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2-1 in the seventh, but senior Ray
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Tigers a 5-2 lead.
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Hums t'lied out to left, and
Hobby Underwood struck out.
Phil l.illo singled to center to
make the score 5-3, but Songini
could not muster up a hit, and the
game ended.
The Gamecocks walked out to
Sarge I rye Field again Sunday
and their MasterCards were still
somewhere else.
Many possibilities presented
themselves, but USC failed to
master them.
Down 6-3 in the bottom of the
third with two Gamecocks on
base, Lillo hammered a Tiger
pitch toward the right field fence.
The crowd stood instantly and
began to shout at the possibility
of tying Clemson, but they were
not aware of the would'vecould'
ve-should' ve monster's
presence.
Carter's blast could've,
should've and would've tied the
game, but Tiger outfielder Jerry
Brooks plucked the ball from
over the fence and preserved the
Clemson lead.
Wilhelm had high praise for
Brooks' leaping catch in right
field.
"That was a good play. He
makes some bad plays out there
and some good ones. That was a
good one," Wilhelm said.
The Tigers pushed their lead to
N-4 and the Gamecocks could get
no ciusci man ? /
USC faces Mercer tonight at
Sarge Fiye Field in a game Raines
said his team must win
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