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Gameco By CHAD BRAY ir Sports Editor The Gamecock baseball team p beat Campbell University, from b Buies Creek, N. C., 14-3 in a b pitcher's duel Monday. However, Monday's duel turned g into a mauling as South Carolina s\ batters got 13 runs and eight hits t( off Fighting Camels pitchers David Abernathy, Joe Nestor, Bob War- V ton and Brad Taylor in the last the p four innings. ci In an inning that typified the ivnmA Knflar D 5tuuv, iitoiiiiiaii uuii^i T? anj itxujnard, who struck out four in four b; innings, started the game with two A walks, two strikeouts and a force out to first baseman Jeff Parnell. rc Campbell left 13 runners on gz base in the game, while the Game- ni cocks left 10. South Carolina struck first with hz a solo home run in third by senior cz shortstop Randy Thompson. Then, th the Camels responded with a RBI Willis leads By ROB RODUSKY oi Staff Writer S. Ron Willis highlighted the vi Gamecocks' men's and women's V1 track and field participation in the Fast Times Invitational at Gaines- m ville, Fla. this past Saturday. tli Willis' heave of 64-9.25 in the w 33-pound weight throw automati- 5! cally qualified him to compete in a the NCAA Championships. The N throw broke his own school record Seniors say fs By SEAN RYAN Assistant Sports Editor Seniors Carey Evans, Bojan Po- ^ povic, Barry Manning, Jeff Roul- ? ston and J0 J0 English will play in front of Gamecock fans at Frank McGuire Arena for the last time tonight. The Gamecocks, 10-15, will entertain the Vanderbilt Com- ' modores starting at 7:30. .* In their final home appearance, the seniors would like nothing more than to end a nagging 11-game losing streak dating back ; to Jan. 18. V< Vandy enters tonight's contest in 13-12 overall, 5-9 in the SEC. 10 Vanderbilt leads the series with the Gamecocks 6-2, including a 79-75 or win in Nashville Jan. 11. The visitors are 0-1 versus South Carolina in Columbia. 011 The Commodores starting line- fei Diving teams exc By 1IM THORSEN mj Staff Writer go The men's and women's diving M: teams performed in their final ^ home meet this past weekend at the Carolina Natatorium. ^ Each team will now travel to In- w( dianapolis, incj, for Olympic P1: Selection. Al For the women, freshmen Vivian Alberty and Tiffany Sniegocki b1' ea?hj^g^in excellent perforcj f >5 t w We' Looking F To Youi To North Myrtl During Spri And Ei Second Avenue & North Myrtle Bea' <803) 249 ?cks sir i the fourth inning. In the bottom of the fifth, so homorc centerfielder Mac Whit lasted a grand slam to complete ivo-out Gamecock rally. White, who sat out the first si ames of the season with Drained left thumb, was releave > be hitting well again this seasor "It was a tight game there, /hite said. "Anything could hap en, so it was a good feeling, espe lally in a l-l game." In the sixth, senior rightfielde rian Lawler stole home from firs ase on a tnrowing error b bernathy. At the top of the seventh, senio sliever Burke Cromer left th ime after the first pitch of the in Jig with an elbow injury. Junior hurler Rob Mosser, whi id three strikeouts in the game ime in to pitch two of the las ree innings. In the bottom of the seventh, th< > track tec f 61-11 that he set Feb. 23 at thi EC Championships in Gaines lie. The event was Willis'" sixtl ictory of the season. Also turning in a strong perfoi lance that seized his First win o le year was senior David Amok ho ran a career best 7.33 in th< 5-meter hurdles. This makes hin provisional qualifier for thi CAA's. The 4 x 800-meter relay team o oil in f 41 V YT ^11 It* ? p boasts five scorers in doubl gures, with junior guard Kevii nglin leading the way with 16.' aints, four assists and four re >unds. In his last three games nglin is averaging 24.7 point: id six rebounds a game. Anglin is flanked by junior for ard Bruce Elder and senior cent? xld Milholland. Elder produce: *.5 points a game, while grabbing fe, rebounds. Milholland average: : points a game and needs jusi ree points to become the 25th mdy player to score 1000 points a career. Vandy enters with a streak of 8 straight games with at leasl le 3-pointer dating back to th< troduction of the 3-point rule ii 86. Loyola Marymount is tht ily other team to accomplish thi: at. :el in final hoi inces, while freshman Chris Grery and sophomore All-American att Borman were standouts on ' men's side. Alberty and Sniegocki finished st and second respectively in the jmen's 1-meter. Sniegocki ther iced third in the 3-meter, while berty claimed fourth place. In the men's 1-meter, Bormar ew away the field on his way tt is re rAKlAIQB*rl v/i vvai vi r Visit I le Beach ng Break ister Hillside Drive Ch, S.C. 29597 2404 loke Ci Gamecocks put on a hitting e> tion, much to the chagri e Campbell. a Two Camel pitchers face South Carolina batters, who S( x seven runs in the seventh. a d In the seventh, the Gamec 1. scored off a steal, an error, a out and a three-run homer b; >- nior designated hitter J Shepherd. Freshman leftfielder Mark r gino left the game in the se1 >l after he was spiked while tryii y steal home plate. lf Sophomore catcher Rob De e entered the game in the eight ning, where he hit a single, st base and scored a run. 3 Campbell scored two runs ii too of the ninth, before sonhoi t pitcher Steve Kolbert closed game with two strikeouts in J inning. ims in Flc e freshman Tom Cronin, sopho Chad Lawrence, freshman A h Bonner and senior Ricky * placed first with a time of 1 nutes 35.84 seconds to giv< f Gamecocks their third first-] l? finish of the meet. e Both the men's and won squads will travel to Johnson 5 Tenn. this weekend to partic in the Last Chance Meet b< f concluding the 1991-92 in ;ame agains 7 TV ^ [Br :. Jjjil x \\ S Jeff Roulston plays his me meet; next Gregory performed well enouj move into third in the competi Gregory then out-distanced pack to finish first in the 3-m 1 while Borman finished fourth. . Sophomore Julianne Bauer i had a good meet, placing fifl the women's 1-meter, and sev in the 3-meter. For the men, i phomore David Culp placed : ) in the 3-meter, and ninth in 1 -meter. REAL'COUN Lizafc Thi annrt V? M. v cREASONABLi COUNTRY BREAKFAST HOME COOKEO MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES SANDWICHES S SALADS STEAKS & SEAFOOD OPEN 7 DAYS A WEE BREAKFAST. LUNCH &! ALSO COMPLETE CATERIN CARRY OUT SERVI 921 Sumter St Cornell Arms Buil (across from The Horsesfn imels in 1 ;hibi- jjtfMHjj n of d 10 :ored force HBX y se- jS| erry B jjp _ ^ n the * *W?&m more W *"* f I the one The Gamecocks congratulate i >rida meet more season at the NCAA Championdrian ships in Indianapolis, Ind. March ^erns 13-14. ' miSophomore Keith Gorski ran a i the respectable mile with a time of place 4:16.01 to claim eigth place, and Danielle Adams placed fourth in lf*n * o fhp S OOO-mPfPr run Kw nAotinn o lull S LllU ^,uuu I1IUIL1?ranC7J p\73TTTTga City, time of 17:35.97. Sophomore Maripate ielle Bertrand rounded out the wojfore men's field with a 10th place time door of 5:09.00 in the mile run. it Vanderbilt Eric Glenn/The Gamecocn i i kt.. - r. .i ' ' 1 1 iasi game xur ixie \jamecocKS tonigrn. stop Indianapolis The meet included Southeastern the Conference foes Tennessee, Alaleter ^ama and Georgia, as well as border rival North Carolina. also Next up for each team are the fill in nal two meets of the season: the enth Zone Meet in Tallahassee, Fla. sosixth March 13-14 and the NCAA the Championships in Austin, Tx. March 19-21. eke t DDAli 5 TRICES k ? Pig g & 4 ce mrtisbb^ts* ding * SJ baseball, 14-3 e Eric Glenn/The Gamecock ienior shortstop Randy Thompson after his third inning home run. \ D amao nr\ ctronn-or ivanivo iiv/ ouan^vi to baseball wins By JOHN REESE as a freshman." Staff Writer " Throughout his professional ? : ~ 777 baseball career with Cleveland Entering his 16th season as , . . . , ? ? . c . ^ .. and Washington, he was only head coach of the South Carolina ,, . ? baseball team, June Raines has Av^da^ ?nCe t0 maJors f?r compiled an impressive record of . * 599 264 1 Alter retiring from baseball, He has a career winning per- Raines e"rol'ed * USC where centage of .692 and has taken bc earned a Bachelor of Science nine Gamecock teams to the Phys'cal fd"cat.on in NCAA playoffs. Four of those 197J.and a Ster s degree ,n teams won the regional champ- teal: 'nig ln ' .. . ionships and advanced to the _ Whde gel"ng h,s education. College World Series. Rai"esf s"ved aa an asslslam In 1977, Raines- first year as coa?h,for thf basebaU leam-. head coach, the Gamecocks fin- 1'^d " a an asslsIant . _ morn WQinAC caiH "l inpA irnit ished second in the nation behind ?/uu Arizona Slate. qu,t "* ng* you quU becomin8 He has never won fewer than a c?ac, * . 31 games in a season. As a re- KAs" f?* he has helPed suit! Collegiate Baseball has 45 ?,f his Players s'?n Profesranked Raines* teams in the Top slona conu*acls. 30 nine different limes and in the Any ume got good playTop 10 five times. ers scouts are bound to be arIn 1981, Raines was an assis- ?und* Rainest sald* 1 {ust le" tant coach on the U.S. team them t0 d? lhe,r best because which won gold medals in the J ,"<?er k.n0? what lhe scouts World Games and the Interconti- arc,,'!>,.n8 qr" . . ^ ^ I think Parnell, Baker and nen up a es- Threehouse have good chances It was a big thrill for me ma ^ coaching in the pre-Olympic type * ?F games," Raines said. year s team' he sa,dBorn in Greenwood, Raines This year's team has high exand his family moved to Whit- pectations to finish strong in its mire when he was a child. In inaugural season in the Southhigh school, he played catcher eastern Conference. for Whitmire. _ "Our talent is good this year," After graduation, Raines en- Raines said, we just nave to rolled at Furman. At the end of stay healthy, and we'll have a his freshman year, he signed as e good shot at the World Series." catcher with the Cleveland Even though he is enterjng his ndians. 16th season 0f COaching, Raines At the time, I thought it was ^as no pians for retirement, the best thing for my career, Raines said. "It turned out to be . yfe L"lem 10 lake me away the wrong decision, because 10 Jn a an'm on third base when years later, I was back in school ie' aines said. THE ONLY EASIER WTO GET A JOB IS TO WORK son vni > run r Complete Resume ! i Packages j Make a great impression on your future boss (whoever it is) with a complete resume package from Kinko's. Just give us the information and we'll give you a full set of professionally designed, laser typeset I resumes, complete with matching envelopes and I I cover letter sheets-plus you can choose from a wide I I variety of papers, styles, typefaces and formats. 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