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Hardwid By TONY MIZZELL Staff Writer The Gamecocks used four hits in the second inning, which accounted for two runs, to help take a 5-1 victory over the Augusta College Jaguars Wednesday afternoon at Sarge Frye Field. USC junior third baseman Brian Lawler doubled in the second inning and was driven in by junior shortstop Randy Thompson's single. Thompson advanced to third base on a single by senior second baseman Mike Adams. Jaguar pitcher Roger Landress (0-3) then threw a wild pitch which allowed Tknmn.A. ? - iUUUipSUU IU J>LUiC anu pui U1C Gamecocks, who never trailed, up 2-0. Sophomore first baseman Jeff Parnell and freshman catcher Mike Tarter both hit solo home runs that seemed almost impossible on a day with 25 mile per hour winds blowLadyGar From Staff Report! The Lady Gamecocks went into ence finals against Florida State or , MP* A utauv UJtu iu ut& ^ a At game's end, USC was one s one point behind. With under a minute left to pla} first ever Metro Conference title throws each by Chantelle Dishman Florida State overcame-a 40-31 play by outscoring USC 19-9 in I game. The tournament most valuab: two 3-pointers during the run. With 1:07 remaining, Lori Joyi Lady Gamecocks take a 51-50 lead throws in the final minute sealed th The Gamecock Sti printed, in part, o REMEMBER USC Recyclii J;ocate^n|SmTite^treeuieaMh^onie^^ K Ifyoi system y ne\y affo Theft compute Madntosl also comi technoloj adding vc Iikee compute spf i in aru V-'VV CAJL JL\ Anditmr available all work ii consisten v, streakii ing in their faces. Pamell's home in the third inning accounted fc his fourth on the season and Tarte belted his first collegiate caree home run in the bottom of th eighth. Junior rightfielder Dave Will man, junior leftfielder Jerry She pherd and Parnell continued thei hitting streaks. Willman has hi safely in 14 consecutive start: while Shepherd and Parnell ex tended their streaks to 11 and nirn respectively. Starting pitcher Sean Hardwicl picked up his third win in three tries and relief pitcher Will Lewi: was credited with a save. In Tuesday's matchup againsi Coastal Carolina, USC used a little revenge factor by shutting out the Chanticleers 15-0, avenging this past season's loss to Coastal. USC freshman designated hittei Rob DeBoer revealed some offensive artillery driving in six runs ofl " m necocks s, Wednesday night's Metro Conferte step away from earning an autotep behind, or to be more precise, r, the Lady Seminoles earned their nipping USC, 54-53, on two free and Tia Paschal. ' defecit with under 10 minutes to Ehe next eight minutes of the ball le player, Wanda Burns, pumped in ter's two-point bucket helped the , but Dishman's and Paschal's free e victory for Florida State. udent Newspaper is n recycled paper. to RECYCLE lg Dumpster Biossom^^^horMojCalIJ777^SEDj BSE i thought that finding a ou could afford was jui rdable Macintosh LC is; /lacintosh LC is rich in c rs that can display only h LC expands your pale es with a microphone a ay that lets you person; )ice or other sounds, very Macintosh r, the LC is easy to i easy to master, is thousands of applications that n the same, t way?so once , * C1990 Apple Computer, Inc rig Gamec< ;r a double and two triples. DeBoer's >r two triples tied a school record ;r shared by eight other former r Gamecocks, e Sophomore Matt Threehouse picked up his second win in three tries this season allowing the r Chanticleers only two hits in seven t innings. Coastal pitcher Dave Brink (0-4) took the loss as the 5 Chanticleers dropped to 5-10. J USC (12-3) is off to their best start since 1987, when they adc vanced to the NCAA playoffs and ^ also won 13 of their first 16 5 games. The Gamecocks will face the New Orleans Privateers today t at 3 p.m. starting a three game series for the weekend at Sarge Frye ' Field. The Privateers hold a 6-4 J edge in the series record but the Gamecocks won a duel that went to extra innings in 1987, the last time they met. USC scored five * runs in the 11th inning to win 9-4. 1 J Jpt 1 ? ft/? to Ftorc Sherry David scored the final buck game, 54-53. . The Lady Gamecocks, 22-8, will n< an at-large bid to the 32-team tourn; Sunday. USC earned the right to compete a final by spanking the Lady Eagles Tuesday night. Leading the game by as much 18 j 18 free throws to fend off Southerr comeback attempt Lori Joyner led the Lady Gamecoc including 11 second half free throw: reach for the Lady ESgles. 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