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Sports Friday, September 18, 1987 THE GAMH.COCK t) Gamecocks struggle By RICHARD BREEN The game's lone goal came at the "In that si Staff Writer 54:10 mark by Ami Arnthorsson. try to head Still looking tired from a road trip Doug Allison chipped the ball to player," Co to Akron, the USC soccer team Scott Cook, who headed it to Am- down, and A squeaked past Wake Forest 1-0 at thorsson, who went to the turf to slip The Game The Graveyard Wednesday. a shot under and around defenders. 2 to Fresno polls, seeme< - HHBH& ,or ;i toush I - Sunday. " = _T_ _ - - 1 "We looki eluding mys [ Coombs sai? game might I ?"=. ^Kfl U//?qI r*nr f/\ Y\ M . told. It was V\ ;-.- ; game, and w 9? V\j^vi ty Baltzegar ' . . Bjjl flagrant foul: l-: ,. "Add the 1 IP I >Sr:'':;-:' road. We del ' '^^^^w|BHP% Jyfl B//A - After Wfr.?' Br ? freely. sGRg vi 11 u r~ - ?._;:" _i~ I - hard, but no - 1 T: | said. "Our p " ," ''" c^H with a lot of j "In the fir; , job pushing t r-: ~~ - - I kind of fi goalkeeper C we compose ( them down.' i^<- I I Dern( ':'.?jMPWPF ' 1 hard in the f * "v^ If jJ>- t**L trolthri^mn, Flinn'a UHWI i i yM. m V ? Wf i )i;IB ecJ out of syr ' ' -' ^3 i defense, and ??4M?^Hflnflj|^8NKBLYjfebr^^gJ^ / ? ElESx Berson said. jBRL %*? turn the tide wmsm MARK THOMPSON/The Gamecock "We Itlissi that's gonna USC all-time scoring leader Doug Allison and a Wake Forest defender vie for "You can't s the ball during the Gamecocks' 1-0 win Wednesday. shoulder." P?*i? HI" Last Student Organizatii Renewal Workshop * j Today 3:30 PM, Russell House ? ; All student organizations must attend a rem workshop to remain registered. If you have ; attended a workshop, today is your last chc ; Renewal forms must be turned in today in t ; Campus Activities Center by 5:00 PM. <r1 5 Please contact Novella Fortner at 777-5780 i ; have not received a renewal form or have l_W? I a uuamonai questions, ft ### XrS S ffl ffl ffl M" Celebrate Homecoming '87 with Carolina's RATE: j 2/,000 students, faculty and staff a a * plus USC alumni by placing your ad in *P ^ *Vv P^l the special PUBLICATK homecoming magazim Friday, Oct. 77) K' f\nPP)/ll Wcime/VlftUMn '07 rt/Vi/i/i-wi /\f niT' A r\T TXTT * jjvnai'/mwiiy u/ cUHW/l V/ i The Gamecock will include coverage of tti /\ j //if Homecoming activities and a preview of the " iludy, UCl. j ISC VIVginia lech football game. "contract percentage discoi ^ Contact Your Account Executive for More Details ' to 1-0 win over H supposed to the to an open ok said. "I just hit it cocks. 5-0-1 a clr?c<? NIr> I State in the national ^ \ 1 to be paying the price -v, overtime at Akron h^SRHHHHHb Wr " H n ra^l I'd kind of sluggish, M 9rni*t-: . . midfielder Gavin 1. He said the Akron '4j^r!9HjHj^HRH have to the B 7 rmance against Wake coach Mark Berson was team's performance at faced as much adversity \ .. y could have and didn't Hhnfl|Hra|^SF "V^Sfl an extremely , .JbM e lost two starters (Mar- ^UH ;..;^ and Arnar the first 20 minutes. HHtjfl Wr act that we were playing im in tfr? notirt" ,U" laaCLglMMfiadBittMiilliBMM finitely scrambled." lg the Demon Deacons, praise did not come as ur team with fighting t very cleverly," Berson icrformance was flawed mental errors. Freshman midfielder Jeff Love maintains possesion of the ?t half, Wake did a good ma,n unbeaten after their 1-0 victory. he ball around, and they ulralpH mi' " T"i * * UUi gup, uic ucacons also had opporhaMie Arndt said. "But tunities late in the game. Arndt, a "W ? d ourselves and shut junior, said he thought the ' Gamecock defense held together >n Deacons came out well. I By RICHARD irst half, trying to con- "You know they're just gonna be Intramural repoi 3. The Gamecocks look- coming at you when you're ahead," The 1987-8} ich as if they had been Arndt said. "In the last 25 minutes, season is in f their game plan. they had a lot of attempts. sports under1 las a well-organized "A lot of times they were coming beginning for i they did a good job," down with six guys, but out four In flaR foot guys matched up well." champions are cocks slowly began to One of those guys was senior Pat Men's champ and began to get more Walsh, starting his first game as a beat the Squid! >ring chances. The ball Gamecock in place of Baltzegar. chup of peren: its way into the net, "Credit Pat Walsh with a tremen- Nads beat the luding several times in dous performance," Berson said. 12-7. alf when another goal The Gamecocks now hit the prac- Women's chi roken Wake's spirit. tice field to prepare for Sunday's crushed the Ba cd some chances, but home match against Florida Interna- 47-0, while in a happen," Berson said. tional University. Bates West G Hart looking over your "We have to go back to the basics Omega 37-0. and shore them up a little," Berson Soccer actior said. "Florida International is tradi- the maximum i tionally a very technically skilled, 37 ? competin individualist-type of team. They have on a waiting 1 BHUHB many dangerous players; it will be a director of can uuiitiiuuu) cnauenge. teams that dor !' FIU is ranked No. 8 in the south season play ma region. The game will start at the nament with on | Graveyard at 2 p.m. | waiting list. mce. ^3" JHEBBHV / fiR1 I -2 BnHMKSOHBl "" * " ^mbbmiimw*^?*^?*?*?*?? ?*???* ??A?*?>?^^jL| nHHHMB *" ' ? ? ???? T| r The National 8ecurlty Agency Is looking. We're In search of new professional relationships with both a Mr. and Ms. Right. What we offer In return Is a unique career that may well be the answer to your personal desires. What we offer is certainly different. At N8A, ; our threefold mission is critical to our country' s security. 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