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From Staff Reports
Bob Stinchcomb was named an as
sistant USC football coach Tuesday
This past season, he helped coach thi
Auburn Tigers to a 11-0 record.
Stinchcomb will coach outside line
backers and coordinate special teams
His appointment completes Scott':
coaching staff.
Stinchcomb, a long-time coachinj
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The Lady Gamecock softball team
started the 1994 season successfully
Tuesday by sweeping Furman University
6-0 and 11-3.
USC broke open a scoreless game, in
the third inning of game one when senior
Christie Dammer doubled in Chanda
Lee and Toinette Reed, giving Carolina
a 2-0 lead. The Gamecocks added
four runs in the fourth inning as they
collected four hits, including two doubles.
Picking up the win for Carolina was
junior Darlene Gareis who scattered four
hits in seven innings of action.
In game two, nine batters collected at
least one hit in USC's 11-3 win. Coach
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damage in the third and sixth innings
when they scored six and four runs, respectively.
Junior shortstop Shani Cannon went
two for four with a home run and pitcher
Kim Sheridan went two for three with
a double and a triple. Sheridan allowed
five hits in six innings.
The Gamecocks will host the Carolina
Round Robin this weekend. Eastern
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