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Pep Tall By Jeff Shrewsbury USC soccer pro more fan suppo Tuct in minii oftAr tliA final j uji iv iiiiiiuivo aiivi liiv iiiiai buzzer echoed over The Graveyard soccer field Sunday afternoon, USC head coach Mark Berson was in the middle of a circle of reporters. His arms were crossed over his chest as he listened to each of the questions and answered them slowly. He nods a lot when he answers. He also smiles a lot. "Do you feel your team is overshadowed by the USC football team?" one reporter asks, as she holds a microphone under his chin. He smiles again, unfolds his arms and places his hands on his hip. He sort of chuckles at the question ? a question he gets asked a lot. "We're competing against the soccer teams from other schools. We aren't competing against our own football team. They play their game, we play ours." CLASSIC METALS A L0205 J V / " A \ SAVE Z ALL ABC KbCUL/ wayfarer VSAVE /14-05 cats-1000 A ^ ^ "\SAVE j 14.05 grey lens SUNGLASSES 5 Pts. 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In this match USC, 5-1, defeated the Tar Heels in a come-frombehind victory by a score of 3-2. Ironically, all three Gamecock goals were scored by North Carolina native Clark Brisson. It was the first hat trick of his career, and the first for USC since Doug Allison completed the feat in 1987. USC forward Clark Brisson loo leads the Gamecocks with 14 poii Carolina Sunday at The Graveyard Are you interested in Art, I Graphics, or just want to m< Then come join PORTI Located at Russell | Blocks No I1 LOWEST EVEF | TAPES COMPA POS" WE PAY CASH FOR j $1.00 OFF ANY LIMIT 3. LIMIT ONE C< "Cannot be combined with other discoi WHERE CAN ^ CHECKS 945 S^ 799-' (Next to Liza * USC ID & Drivers 1 A f ? 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I season by leading the team in J points and scoring with 14 points, p consisting of six goals and two a assists. t USC's objective this season, ac- s ! f i iJM B^bIR ' I t mf jBt mrp* IwfT ks to move around a defender in a r tits this season and scored a hat trie I. "iction, Poetry, Non-fiction, *et some interesting people? POLIO MAGAZINE staff. House Room 317 2606 FAIi of Capitol) UHMBhMMMniAM S ^YDAY PRICES \ CT DISCS LP'S ! rERS USED CD'S & TAPES CD WITH COUPON. DUPON PER PERSON. ints" expires 9/30/89 wm wm mm m rou GET YOUR [ CASHED? j 5^ r. I stores ITER ST. 1596 rd's Thicket) ; License Required transfer your from home. 'STWO j' our nails? Kails at Calvin's Two pon and Student ID I M/C 6 Visa Accepted _ I i NOW! I .TA KAPPA <2 idership (cbs) :ty j :ademics, arts, athletics, e: House 2 22, 1989 paces Gai ording to USC head coach Mark lerson, is to win all of their regonal matches, and Brisson's perormance Sunday helped keep that ibjective. "This was a big win for us, and ve adjusted to their pressure well," ierson saia. uianc s enort was remendous in scoring three goals, know it was rewarding for him. ie was the player of the year in forth Carolina as a high scohol >layer. For him to come back igainst North Carolina and score hree goals is a tremendous peroral accomplishment for him. A P5B FILE PHOTO natch this past season. Brisson k in their 3-2 win over North WUSC-FM 90.5 Aw< MINIMUM With EVERY donatio Blood. Programs avail simple blood test is all if you qualify. Specie students. QP Serologicals ICRPPsaM I I IHfei dll MONEY FOI Every Student is Eligil Financial Aid Regardless of We have a data bank of over 200,( ships, grants, and loans, represent! funding. Many scholarships are given to stude career plans, family heritage and pla< There's money available for student grocery clerks, cheerleaders, non-sn Results GUARANTEED. qAI_L For A Free ANYTIME (800) 3< SENK Don't forget to sign up for t below. Sign up is in the Pla H. William Close Building, September 21. AIRCAP IN AMERICAN NATIC ARTHUR P BURLH BA C&S NATIO DATA HIT 01 JOHN W KENTUCKY FF THE LI MAC MILL NC NORFOLK NA\ PEPSI CC PIGGLY RUSSELL 5<J thl SON TEXAS INS' TOWNSENE UNION necocks lot of people helped him to get in position to score the three goals, but Clark did an outstanding job today." Brisson was happy he got the opportunity and was able to put the ball in the the back of the net. "I feel really good about it," said Brisson. "I usually get the shots, but sometimes I don't make them count - today I did." Brisson's most effective weapon in the game against the Tar Heels was the chip shot, or lofting the ball. In the first half, Brisson had his first attempt, a chip shot, saved by an outstretched Tar Heel goalkeeper. However, his first goal came after he dribbled around four defenders, turned and lofted the ball over the goalkeeper. Brisson had a chance to pick up another goal when, with 25:47 left to play, he was intentionally fouled by the Tar Heel goalie in the penalty box. Brisson shot the penalty kick toward the right corner of the net, but the North Carolina goalkeeper made the save. His second goal came later in the second half and was off of another loft, this time he was 20-yards out. Brisson's third goal came when Jeff Love crossed the ball, which the Tar Heel goalkeeper couldn't handle. Brisson drove the defleCtirvn into tH#? rwv?n crrvnl fr\r rAmnlA. UVII UIMJ UIV VJ/VII gvui ivi VVIII|/1V tion of the hat trick. I :* Bsome Alternative b in the Midlands $20 paid i n. Plasma & Whole for all blood types. A that is needed to see il bonus program for oloiicals. 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