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'Parker reaches milest Vsf'fa a :Bk wHH " ? Hhh|^^kj^^HHHH^9H ME"&?f '^Jtt^'1 jHpPH;;. |?iR| I thAKUCI M wlk l KEITH JONES /The Gamecock USC Junior guard Martha Parker scored her 1,000th point Monday. ''Golden Tan Without Burning" * Ik. I tf? IMn 9MrC 1215 Augusta Rd. I Suite F West Columbia I Call 794-TANS I Get a Head Start on t] Your Spring Break Tan FREE 1st Visit With This Ad - use SPECIALS ? PlMONTH UNLIMITED TANNING I 1! $30.00 h this coupon ! ] I i 1 FREE U| VISIT ip, f | 1 With This Ad J i| j| 1?J I MBBBanBnMHHBHHnBMMBHMHMBHBHHnHHURBni I II. w o PfLtU^m.1 Er BAR KACKI'C MIS^LJT Imt.M o I^IUI i i EVERY THURSDAY 8 to 10 p.m. Pitchers of Kamakazi $6.00 Oyster Shooters .25 Corner of College and Main Street j 252-8060 I All ABC regulations enforced one as Lac From staff reports Junior guard Martha Parker scored her 1,000th career point as the Lady Gamecocks routed Metro Conference foe Florida State 85-55 Monday night. Parker's 10-foot jumper at the 17:19 mark in the second half gave USC a 51-24 lead and made her the 11th Lady Gamecock to reach the 1,000-point milestone. By scoring 1,000 career points, Parker joins an exclusive club made up of former Lady Gamecock stars, including Sheila Foster, Brantley Southers and Evelyn Johnson. Foster leads the club with 2,266 career points. Parker has seen playing time at point guard and power forward this year. The 5-foot-9-inch Columbia native was voted the "Best AllAround Player" this past season. USC jumped to a 12-2 lead in the first five minutes and extended it to 22-7 midway through the first half. USC led 42-24 at the half. Senior forward Monica Williams, wno may aiso join me i,uuu-poini club this year, scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Lady Gamecocks and boost their record to 10-5 and 5-0 in the Metro. Freshman Karen Middleton had 16 points, including four-of-six shooting from three-point range. r^i n i c oVJIlUIlIltl I3ctl IllUI rtUUlU 1 J and seven rebounds. Ann Gardner, a freshman from Clover, had a hot hand, hitting six of seven shots. Parker finished with nine points. The Lady Gamecocks' next game will be against the Clemson Lady Tigers Saturday at 5 p.m. at Frank McGuire Arena. | SENI J Don't forget to sign u | below. 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