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Colleges
By ROB RODUSKY
Staff Writer
Today is a day for colleges and
universities, high school districts,
professional athletic leagues and
players' associations to join
together to try to erase the perception
that some athletes are "dumb
jocks" and highlight the studentathletes
as positive role models.
It is known as National StudentAthlete
Day.
In conjunction with the National
Student-Athlete Day, USC is host- <
ing a program honoring student- <
athletes and representatives from l
11 of the 12 senior colleges within !
the South Carolina Higher Educa- I
tion System. ]
These individuals, which include ;
representatives from USC- i
Columbia, USC-Aiken, College of |
Charleston, The Citadel, Clemson, ]
Lady Game
to sweep U
By CHAD BRAY
Sports Editor <
The ninth-ranked Lady Game- *
cocks swept the USC Round Robin
in softball this weekend. 1
South Carolina, who play Coas- 1
Lai Carolina at home on Wednes- day,
went 5-0 in the tournament 1
Saturday and Sunday and upped <
their overall record to 37-9.
In the first game, the Lady c
Gamecocks beat Winthrop 5-0 off 1
a one-hitter by senior hurler Jana I
Zimmerman.
Zimmerman also provided some I
offense for South Carolina by go- >
ing two-for-two and driving in one 1
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9 3:30 p.m. ~ Student-athletes tape
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State and Winthrop College will
take part in a series of seminars
Monday afternoon, followed by an
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Engineering Center and participation
on South Carolina's
Educational Television program
cocks beat
SC Round
In the second game, the Lady
Camecocks defeated Georgia
Coming back after a 30-game
ayoff due to injury, junior Tanya
ivanina provided a spark that gave
south Carolina a 1-0 lead in the
ourth inning. Evanina got two hits
tnd scored one run on the day.
In the third game, Georgia State
Irilled Winthrop 4-0 with a onelitter
by Georgia State's Stacey
Person.
In the final game Saturday, the
.ady Gamecocks won 4-1 over
Vinthrop. Junior shortstop Tiff
"ootle and freshman catcher Dana
ulmer had three hits each in the
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pitching, except for the Angels,
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ce for the Gwynn and my Most Valuable
ever, this Player pick Fred McGriff.
iws for the The N. L. East could be the
1 be pitch- best race in baseball. The Pirates
American bave taken a new approach: diss,
the Tor- mantle a good thing.
Bobby Bonilla, John Smiley
a starting and Bill Landrum are all gone.
2y Young The Mets are also trying a new
ck Morris, attack. Everything will be fine as
ottlemyre' l?ng as die oppnents don't hit the
ured Dave ball to the poor Met defense,
le big bats Could this be the year of the
oe Carter, Cubs? Yes, if the wind blows out
)lerud and at Wrigley when the Cubs are at
other team bat, and gusts toward Harry
nt to com- Caray's face when the lovable .
Cubbies are in the field,
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Davis can W1H bave a monster year and
Dig year at 131116 die New York press at the
same time. However, I pick the
(Pirates to three-peat with a
jgj jj makeshift lineup that will feature
The Reds will beat the Blue
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H||| another exciting season.
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W1 Craig Biggio, Mike M-ussina and
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