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Friday, October 9, 1987 THE GAMECOCK 5
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Graveyard, but
was a burial just the same.
The Gamecock soccer team, rank- r .
ed No. 2 in the nation, rolled past p.?.':.: ^ j/. .
The Citadel 4-0 in Charleston
Wednesday in a tune-up for Sunday's
match in Clem son. ' " ' y
USC soccer head coach Mark Ber- f " son
said the Bulldogs didn't die yaH
easily. [v"':/'
"The Citadel is obviously the type : - - T ^
of team that is very well disciplined,"
he said. "They work very, very hard, u
and they really didn't give us BmHI
anything all over the field.
"They kept us scrambling all night f - Innn
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goal chancc we got in the game." [ v^
Gamecock senior Scott Cook "
opened the scoring for USC for the I
second game in a row. Jim Sonefeld i ^
scored twice more to put the match |||
out of reach.
Berson said he was glad his team
came through the victory uninjured.
"Fortunately, we did win the game
4-0, and we did come out of it H
without any injuries," he said. "So ; : ~
those arc both bright spots for us. IBBHHHHHMBMWHHHHBI
We're gonna need everybody healthy
ana in top lorm when we go up to usc mjdficIder Pat Walsh s(ride
Clemson Sunday."
Baseball still America'
By SEAN HELMS would definitely be a sell-out th
Staff writer making tickets hard to come by.
In St. Louis, Mo., Wednesday There were, though, the scalps
Ron Graesar and his son, Todd, who sold their tickets for $25, $7
made it to Busch Stadium with and even $200 each. The dcmai
hours to spare. for tickets was so great th
The Graesars packed a color scalpers could get any amount th
television and a cooler full of beer asked for.
for their 16-hour drive from Mor- In one instance, Jolfh Correnti
rison, Colo. St. Louis, co-owner of a furnitu
Ron and Todd reached the shop called Dinette World, swa
Gateway Arch with the hope that ped furniture for tickets.
they could somehow find two Ron and Todd finally ran acrc
tickets to the game. a pair of tickets, which at fa
What makes the first game of the value were worth $20 each, b
National League Championship through a scalper the Graesars pa
Series between the St. Louis Car- $45 each. My friend and I al
dinals and the San Francisco Giants found tickets at a somev.hat beti
so important? I asked myself that deal; only $37.50 apiece,
question as my friend and I arrived Once inside the stadium, 1
in town with no guarantee that found a great show of entertai
we'd find tickets. ment; not by the players, but by t
hw..Tickets for the first two games of , ,i Anheuscr*Busch Clydesdales, w
the series were mail-orders only ' trotted around ths field twice esc<
with a maximum of two tickets per ting their owner, Augie Busch. T
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MARK THOMPSON/The Gamecock
s toward !he hall Wednesday. The Gamecocks play Clemson Sunday in Clemson.
s pastime I Walk-ons s
? By SEAN HELMS
us occasions, and to the people of St. staff writer
Louis, this marked the day that A walk-on's job on USC's football
:rs their team would open a series that team isn't easy, but most walk-ons
5, would perhaps lead to the World say they accept their status because
;\d Series. of their love for the game,
at Being a hard-core Giant fan in a "Standing on the sidelines in front
ey dominantly Cardinal stadium, 1 Qf 80,(XX) people is an exciting ex
wasn't able to express my emo- perience even though I'm not
of tions. 1 just observed as the fans physically involved in the game,"
re taunted each other. The rivalry bet- said Mike Jackson, a freshmen
p- ween fans on the right-field side defensive back.
and the left-field side was just as in- Walk-ons are players who try to
>ss teresting as the Giants were down make the team without a scholarship,
ce 5-3. Often described as a true studentut
Fans in the left-field bleachers athlete, they receive no financial aid.
lid started chanting "Right field They live in the same residence halls
so sucks! Right field sucks!" Then the
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Just being at the game and wat- '
jvc ching the fans was a great ex- j
in- perience. Regardless of the ticket
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IJSC intramural fields
might get renovations
By KICIIARI) BRKFN ilie Rear hntries lor the top playoff
lntruinurals Reporter seeding.
Renovations and repairs on in- There were two shutouts in
tramural fields may be coming soon. women's intramural soccer Wednes
David Stewart, director of campus day. Alpha Chi Omega beat Kappa
recreations, said plans call for Field Delta 1-0, and Delta Delta Delta
A to get lights to permit night soccer clobbered Alpha Delta Pi 6-0. The
games and sport club practices. Tri-Delts also beat /eta Tan Alpha
5-2 this past week.
Field D would have a drainage Tennis is winding down with F\a
system installed and be sodded with Carter facing Brooke Miller in the
turf from Field E. Field F would also women's B division finals. Brian
get a drainage system and new grass. Burkhart is in the men's C' finals.
Field A is behind Blossom Street where he'll face the winner of theGarage.
Field D is the sandlot direct- Danny Orvin-Cas Sicgling match,
ly across the railroad tracks from the
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i . l.. ^cinci, i'iciu i*. is me grass l oin Grimes has set lip a tennis
field adjacent to Field D. ladder lor added competition after
The World Series of Wiffle Ball is the intramural tournaments. In
set to start on Held I" Sunday. Six tercsted players can call the in
teams have signed up and one or two tramural office for more details,
more may be added. In sport-club news, the equestrian
club hosted a show at Softwin Farms
Flag football enters its fifth and this past weekend, beating a sevenfinal
week of regular season play team field.
with two teams on a roll. I he
Bongcrs whipped 4th Moor Douglas Volleyball entries begin today and
25-6 to stay unbeaten, while AFRO will close Oct. 19. Innertube water
shut out 7th Floor Douglas 20-0. polo entries end Monday. Racquet AFRO
is unbeaten and has not given ball play begins Sunday with 109
up any points; the team is challenging players.
say they love football
as students who don't play football, "I could see playing time in the
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"A walk-on is someone who didn't of breaks I get," said Jackson. "The
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still wanted to pursue his football we all thrive on."
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USC," said a Gamecock walk-on up what we lack, things that the
who asked not to be identified. "We scholarship athletes already have,"
more or less serve as a scout team. I said another USC walk-on who also
feel like a rat sometimes, but I guess asked not to be identified.
everyone sometime or another feels
that way." Most walk-ons agree that the best
Being a walk-on doesn't necessari- part of walking on is being associated
ly mean that an athlete won't receive with a major college football team,
playing time. Most walk-ons see As one walk-on said, "I always
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