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Staff Reports
The USC volleyball team remains undefeated after
defeating Western Carolina and Mercer during the
Carolina Classic at the Sol Blatt P.E. Center.
The team opened its 1993 season by defeating
Western Carolina 15-13, 14-16, 15-8, 15-12 Friday
night
^ "Western Carolina was a real scrappy team but
played good defense," Coach Kim Hudson said. "Our
team responded well after playing in the Alumni
match last week. They came out tight and nervous at
first but they did well and stayed together."
USC was led by senior middle blocker Jennifer
Guess, who recorded 18 kills in 39 attempts, averaging
.308 with 21 digs. Freshman setter Kelly Morrow led
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junior Amy Iannoccari each posted five service aces.
The Lady Gamecocks defeated Mercer 15-10, 15-3,
15-7 Saturday afternoon.
"I was very pleased with our passing and defensive
kside of play," Hudson said. "Playing well in those
'areas allowed us to concentrate more on our offense
and work spots that we need to improve. Overall, I
was very pleased with the work ethic the team showed
this weekend."
Mitchell recorded 10 kills in 22 attempts, averaging
.318. On defense, junior Jodi Thompson led the team
with 26 digs. Morrow and senior middle blocker Amy
Collinsworth teamed up for four block assists.
Hudson's career record is now 172-44.
USC will host the Palmetto State Invitational this
weekend, playing Winthrop in the first round at 3 p.m.
in the Sol Blatt P.E. Center. Admission to the tournament
is free.
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Where there's thunder,
lightning. And where the
baseball players, there is cl
tobacco.
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spreading toward other sp<
the '90s.
USC baseball player
Ross, 21, said he started cl
tobacco about five years age
he was a sophomore in
school. He began dipping
he played baseball, and a
chews and dips. Ross dips b
it's a habit. He also likes the
Ross' dentist regularly
him to quit, and his coach
Raines, puts pictures of gui
cer throughout the locker
However, he continues to
tobacco.
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crafts, weekend trips, and many othei
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he can determine, the use of S
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re are ^ the past year. He tries to dis- w
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according to Tripp Johnson, 14, p<
Craig who plays for the Dixie-Boys-A ct
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high but at least half of the league, bj
before which consists of 13- and 14-year si
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warns of tobacco and their parents don't ar
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n can- "I've tried it before," Johnson
room, said, "and it doesn't taste bad, but to
chew it causes cancer." ar
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soccer coach for the S.C. Youth
occer Association, chewing
bacco has become more popular
ith the players. He said at least
) percent dip. Although he dismrages
it, the players say tobac)
relaxes them after the game. *
Christal Porta, a technician at
lidlands Oral Surgery, said most;
;ople, usually older than 39,
>me in because of an irritatinghite
patch on their gums.
For treatment, a doctor begins^
f taking a biopsy, which involves"
laving a patch of the irritated
in and sending it to a laboratory,
diagnosed malignant, the lesion;
removed, but it can come backid
spread to other places in the
outh.
"You can even use chewing
bacco when you're young, stop
id, when you're older, still get
im cancer," Porta said.
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