University of South Carolina Libraries
P ^PP flttHjjjBfij Lady Gamecocks and Lady Loi Carolina Natatorium. No. 3 Texas Swimmer, By BOB ZAFFRANN I Staff writer The 14th-ranked USC men' swim team defeated the No. II Tennessee Volunteers 58-55 ii dramatic, come-from-behin< fashion Saturday at the Carolin; Natatorium. The USC men took their firs and only lead of the meet when i counted the most ? at the end ? with a victory in the 400-metei freestyle relay. The team of Wad* King, Ray Burton, Jeff Hike anc Dennis Meehan won the event b) over two seconds, finishing with i time of 3:01.44 and giving Kris Kir chner his first virtr\rv r\\/er the Volunteers in four attempts as USC head coach. "It was a real good feeling," Kir< < I ;i Students; II Office o] ]! THEIR CAIN ] 1 ;; j.' jLiu il Form < i i| Student Govei ; attenti all stu1 i organiz I I All treasurers must for Student Activi I W0RKS1 Wednesday; Jan. . Thursday, Jan. 19 Friday, Jan. 20.... I Monday, Jan. 23... Monday, Jan. 23... HHpMHMIHHHIHH^^^^ w lghorns line up in preparation for an e defeated No. 14 USC, 78-53. s sp/tf week chner said. "This is a big meet with the number 10 team in the country, s and in the past we've come close, 3 but we just didn't have the i knockout punch, so to speak." i Their disqualification in the first a event, the 400-meter medley relay, typified the problems the t Gamecocks had early. But with t USC trailing 21-4 after three events, sophomore Ray Burton r took first in the 50-meter freestyle, : beginning the USC comeback. 1 The Gamecocks had eight in' dividual first place finishes in the 1 moot tU uivvi, liiviuuillg W1115 111 llic sLKJVJ 111dividual medley and 200 - backstroke by Gary Binfield, the - 200 butterfly by Wade King, the 100 freestyle by Dennis Meehan, the 200 breaststroke by freshman Filing Da Stud' h Govern 5? Electi seeking a Student G r Senate position m [DIDACY FORMS ' ig Dates: January 2 s may be picked up mment Office., Rus DENT ATIONS tending to request Stu< ? 4-,* T7* ?. .1 _ ? cuvity ree iuiius lor neA MANDATORY BUDGET WORKSHOP attend a budget workshop ty Fee funds for the 198 TOPS WILL I 18 p*n M.,?,MfcUii* JIILIE BOUCHILLON/The Gamecock vent during Friday's swim meet at the :end meets Mark Smith and in both the one and three-meter diving events by Jonathan Fisher. USC's victory, after Saturday's 66-47 loss to top-ranked Texas, improved the Gamecocks' record in dual meets to 3-2. The No. 14 USC women's swim team also won Saturday, running its record to 2-3 by defeating Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, 164-134. The No. 3 Texas women defeated the Lady Gamecocks Fri day, 78-53. Both teams will travel to Clemson Saturday, with their next appearance at home scheduled for Feb. 23-26, when the men and women will host the 1989 Metro/NIC Championships. <! < > ites For | <! ent x :: ment ;! ions <! < > < > < > ii :: <. ?? <? <. <? < > Government i! * < J. T7VTT T7\ !' ust r ij-jiii : rHIS WEEK! < > :: <> <> 3-27 jj in the ii sell House 112 i: < > < <? t ient :t year: > to be eligible to apply 9-90 school year IE HELD: I 3-4:30, RH 203 3-4:30, RH 203 I 3-4:30, RH 203 3-4:30, RH 203 I Reserves By DAVE KAY and RICHARD W. ROWELL Staff writers Behind 48 points from its bench, USC overcame a sluggish start to defeat the fiesty Penguins of Youngstown State Saturday night at Carolina Coliseum, 92-78. With 15:46 remaining in the first half and USC down five points to a team that had lost 15 of its first 16 games, USC head coach George Felton yanked his starters and replaced them with five reserves. The bench icspunucu uy giving nic vjaiuecucKS some needed momentum and helped the team get back in sync. Felton admitted he pulled the starting five to teach them a lesson. "Oh yeah, I did it to make a point. The bench came in and gave us a lift which we needed at the time." Redshirt freshman Jeff Roulston and senior John Hudson shared top scoring honors with 20 points each. 1 Roulston's point total and 11 rebounds were both career highs. Felton praised Roulston on his 1 outstanding effort. "Jeff Roulston was our MVP tonight. He did everything that needed to be done." Youngstown State came out strong, jumping to a quick five- point 1 lead, but was unable to sustain it as ] ODU trips By PHILIP O. CARDACI and BRANT LONG Staff writers The 15th-ranked Lady Gamecock dropped its second game of the seas< Monarchs of Old Dominion 67-66 Th Carolina Coliseum. "It's a credit to Old Dominion for game," head coach Nancy Wilson s; memseives into a situation where the> game. This is the worst game we've pi never had one person who rose up and s done.'" After several lead exchanges in the first ed away in the last three minutes to take advantage. USC held its 11-point lead for most c minutes of the second half until ODU chipping away at the lead. "Slowly but surely, they got back in it, the Lady Monarchs. "We forced Old D> the shots we wanted, but they were gettii third shot, which resulted in layups." * ODU guard Angela Jackson hit batl pointers with 6:11 remaining to pull her te at 53-50. But USC's Karen Middleton a fl .TTTTl h CAPSTONE CONFERENCE CENTER UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA, SC 11 I II II I II 'A! POSITIONS AVAII I CONFERENCE AS above. Work with \ per week plus redn quired to live on residence halls (w available. June 6I DESK ASSISTAP Work conference i 4:30pm $4.00 per per hour; 12 midr - 32 hours per wee ed rates at the available. Pick up applicatio Capstone Conferei lobby of Capstone lead waj Jeff Roulston the Gamecock reserves provided a steady performance. A 9-2 run spurred by Jo Jo English's slam dunk at the 3:02 mark in the first half gave USC the lead for good. In the second half, the Gamecocks opened the lead by thrilling the crowd of 8,201 with a flurry of dunks and a number of blocked shots. The Penguins kept it within reach until Roulston's dunk with 7:32 left gave the Gamecocks a 13-point lead and put the game on ice. Lady Ga three-pointer of her ODU reeled off fiv game. basketball team After five lead < an to the Lady Gamecock Martha ursday night at left and USC trailii front end of the oi playing a good Schonna Banner mi aid. "They got "One of the nicei ' could win the away," Wilson saic ayed in that we Forward Kelly L> aid, 'Let's get it points. The Lady G with 18 points. Ban : half, USC pull- for USC, while Mir a 37-26 halftime USC, now 11-2, f today at Carolina ( . r ^ i - i - >i me nrsi eigni gradually began OLD DOMINION (6" McQuarter 5-14 5-7 " Wilson said of Jackson 5-13 0-2 12, G ominion to take 0-0 0, Cummings 0-1 : ig a second and Van Doren 1-1 0-0 2. - 3 DSC (66) c-to-ba4k three- Hunt 7-17 4-4 18, P ;am within three dleton 5-11 0-0 12, Dis inswered with a 2-2 4. CAPSTONE CONFERI NOW HIRI FOR SUMMEI PPLICATION DEADLINE: LABLE: ISISTANTS ?Prefei muth camps and spor iced housing. Meal pi; campus during sumn ith conference grou| August 11. ITS - prefer rising j central desk. Three ; hour: 4:00pm 12 light - 8:30am $4.2 i n ii k. uampus housing av Conference Center ins and job desc ice Center locate House. f in win With the victory, the Gamecocks improved their record to 11-3, while the Penguins fell to 1-16. USC faces the Chanticleers of Coastal Carolina in a non-conference matchup at 7:30 tonight at Carolina Coliseum. The first Gamecock basket in tonight's contest will mark the 100,000th point scored in USC men's basketball history. YOUNGSTOWN STATE (78) Kemp 1-5 0-0 2, Jackson 3-3 3-4 9, Johnson 9-16 0-0 18, Haddock 4-12 1-2 11, Vassar 6-11 2-3 16, Hanousek 0-1 1-2 1, Brown 1-2 2-2 4, Lark 3-6 2-2 9, Marrow 4-7 0-1 8, Ray 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 31-64 11-16 78. USC (92) Dozier 3-8 0-0 6, Rhett 1 -4 0-0 2, Hudson 8-11 4-7 20, Price 3-7 0-1 6, Manning 5-9 0-0 10, English 5-9 5-6 15, Roulston 9-16 2-2 20, McKoy 0-4 2-2 2, Glover 0-2 0-0 0, Breckenridge 2-2 0-1 4, Vernau 2-4 0-0 5, Sykes 0-0 2-2 2. Totals 38-76 15-21 92. Halftime ? USC 37, Youngstown St. 31. 3-point goals ? Youngstown St. 5-11 (Haddock 2-3, Vassar 2-5, Lark 1-3), USC 1-2 (Price 0-1, Vernau 1-1). Rebounds ? Youngstown St. 37 (Johnson 13), USC 41 (Roulston 11). Assists ? Youngstown St. 16 (Lark 4), USC 27 (Price 8). Total fouls ? Youngstown St. 18, USC 17. Attendance ? 8,201. mecocks own to increase the lead to six, before e quick points to make it a one-point exchanges within the last 1:51, Lady Parker was fouled with four seconds lg by one at 67-66. Parker missed the ne-and-one, and both Middleton and ssed rebound shots in the last seconds, r ways to put it is, it's the one that got I. 'ons paced the Lady Monarchs with 18 amecocks were led by Beth Hunt, also ner and Parker scOred 13 points each idleton added 12. aces Metro foe Florida State at 5 p.m. Coliseum. 1) 15, Lyons 9-13 0-1 18, Davis 8-18 0-0 16, arner 1 -5 0-0 2, Nelson 0-0 0-0 0, Kurin 0-0 2-2 2, Aston 0-0 0-0 0, Gholson 0-2 0-0 0, Totals 29-67 7-12 67. arker 4-7 5-8 13, Banner 6-13 1-1 13, Midiz 0-4 0-0 0, Hawkins 3-3 0-0 6, David 1-3 ENCE CENTER NG % A A ^ i laas February 2, 1989 r rising junior or ts groups. $150 an provided. Rener in assigned as). 7 positions unior or above, shifts 8:00am midnight $4.00 5 per hour. 24 railable at reduc. 10 oositions _ , riptions at the id in the North