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USC seeks revt
on Ford, Caval
) By WAYNE WASHINGTON "We certainly r.
Sports editor Ford from last year,'
The only thing found dead on the a fine receiver with
side of the road Sept. 7, 1986, in Virginia will come in
Virginia were the Gamecocks. hard and tough."
They were there, killed 30-20 by a The Cavaliers will
five-reception, 104-yard performance without Majkowski,
by then-sophomorc receiver John this past season.
Ford. Apparently, Majk
One of Ford's catches was a replaced.
70-yard touchdown strike from The new Virginia
quarterback Don Majkowski. fifth-year passer Sco
After narrow losses in Georgia and Secules, who was n
Nebraska, the Gamecocks blasted the tic Coast Conference
Virginia Tech Hokies Saturday Player of the Week
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w-iu, improving meir recora to 5-Z. mancc in the Cavali(
Gamecock head football coach Joe Duke Sept. 26, has s
Morrison was happy. for Virginia,
t "I was particularly pleased with He has passed for
our play against Virginia Tech, yards six of those tim
especially since we were coming off past three Virginia cc
of two emotional games with Georgia the first time a Cava
and Nebraska," he said. has had three const
"I don't know if we Dlavcd with r>a?ino o?mpc
the level of enthusiasm that we did The Cavaliers, 3-3
the last two weeks against Georgia or tims of Clemson this
Nebraska, but I thought we played have the return o
hard, and for the better part of the thankful for.
game, we played pretty well." Against the Tigers
But the memory of Ford, streaking he racked up 109 yai
down the sidelines with a Majkowski Count on the Cava
pass, is still sharp in Morrison's Ford to escort them
mind. fourth win.
USC 9-8 after ear
volleyball win ||||
By NANCY SCHMID S|g|^
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USC's volleyball team pushed its MHe^
record to 9-8 after defeating The Col- ^
lege of Charleston Wednesday night.
The Lady Gamecocks dropped the
first game of the match 15-13. KmH
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before the first time-out. They went
on to lead 9-0 before Charleston was { *
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the board to bring them within four.
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the score was 5-3.
U5CJ then widened the gap 10-5
before eventually winning 15-9.
The Lady Gamecocks won the
fourth and final game of the match
easily, 15-2. Senior Julie Morrison
served the first six points of the game
to make the score 6-1.
Stephanie Pflughaupt's offensive
play seemed to help the team as ; J
Charleston scored only one more
The Lady Gamecocks travel to gra^ll
Knoxville Saturday for two matches
before returning to play in the P.E. W&M|||
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two seemingly unstoppable teams. ? ??
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Rear Entries, concluded a 5-0 The rules have changed
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E|fl the Preston Stallions. AFRO, 5-0 to try to make the games more fun.
and unscored-upon this season, "Were still adapting the game
p f cruised into the playoffs when the because we've never done this
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muster up enough players for a Dirrrinr HaviH
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A possible dark horse is the Keg division singles tennis competition.
I * Killers. They rose to 4-0 after a Brian Burkhart faces Cas Siegling
_ 34-19 win over the Law School in the men's C-division finals.
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nounced Monday with playoffs with games beginning Oct. 26. Play
beginning Tuesday. begins Monday in innertube water
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still riding high. The Bongers beat number of teams competing. Sign|3?fV;
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record. day for the Halloween morning
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A marks. The six-team field is split in- this past week for advanced trainto
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