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Friday, March 25, 1994
Gamecocks
By JIMMY DeBUTTS Ryan Szv,
Assistant Sports Editor the Gam<
Hie USC baseball team lost to The eac^
Citadel 3-2 Wednesday in enbaser
Charieston. Citadel It
USC managed just three hits USC i:
against The Citadel (11-18), and USC's wi
rould not capitalize with men on Havnnc ?
first and third in the ninth inning. Mark (
> Bulldog pitcher Jon Hinkle got the botti
pinch hitter Bennett Galloway to Gamecoc
ground out to end the inning, and waiiy J
earned the save. . j
Scott Mullen earned the first win . .
of his college career against the r C
Gamecocks. Mullen pitched 61/3 , e .an
innings, giving up one earned run winr
on two hits, while striking out five. t^ie nint"
The Gamecocks scored their oth- Scott P
er run on Donald Morillo in the 1,111
eighth inning. USC had won the two the fourtl
previous meetings with the Bulldogs walking f
this season. Jeff Myi
| Gamecock pitcher Jim Stoops (1- gles, dro{
3) took the loss, giving up three Mark Gu
earned runs in 3 1/3 innings on sev- Gamecoc
en hits. eluding a
The Citadel did their damage in Cfai Doi
the first four innings, scoring a sin- Gamecoc
gle run in the second, third and Carolir
fourth innings. The Bulldogs were . ,
led by centerfielder Garrick Haiti- e SK
wanger who went three for three trat ?*
with one run and one RBI. scrmnra
Right fielder Dale Sistare and ^ad t*irc
catcher John Cribb both had two Bryan Di
hits for the Bulldogs. Sistare had two USC st
RBIs for the Bulldogs. on the U
& Left fielder Mark Gugino, right p.m. toni
fielder Mike Dezenzo and shortstop and Sunc
Sophomore Heather Greene has won 12 of her
^ 14 matches this spring for the Lady Gamecocks.
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rejbka each had one hit for
ecocks. Gugino and Szwe- S
had a double. USC left sevunners
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s 3-2 in one-run games. Bta?ibdh
n against Winthrop TuesllSO
3-2. Dezenzo, rf
Pace, p
iugino s two-out single in totals' p
om of the ninth gave the
:ks that win.
rtaynard picked up his secof
the season, pitching a
>ne strike out ninth inning. Constantino,
, , . Sexton, If-rf
lecocks Dezenzo scored char.ss
ting run in the bottom of cobie?dh?rth
Bradshaw, dl
l. Knox, pr
'ace (7-0) pitched the first DefStn!^
. . _ . Cooke, rf
ings, giving up two runs in zohner, it
h, while giving up five hits, AbbStt?p
ive and striking out three. t&talI
ers took the loss for the Eajping
to 0-1 on the season. gp
gino led the way for the Winthfop
:ks, collecting two hits ini
double. Rob DeBoer and Pitching
ar also had doubles for the ,
Souttt Cir
;ks. Scott Pa
la was able to tie the score Wally Ma
th inning when Mac White
in infield hit. He then stole jj|j J^bc
nd third and scored on a Jeff Mye
>w by Winthrop catcher
inn. Winner V
arts SEC play today, taking Loser Je
niversity of Alabama at 7
ght and at 2 p.m. Saturday
lay at Sarge Frye FieldLady
Gamecocks sweep match
Women's tennis
By TONY SANTORI rani
Sports Editor mat
The Lady Gamecock tennis team 6-1,
crushed Kansas State Wednesday in 1
9-0 at the Maxcy Gregg Tennis Cen- Ji
ter. 13t
USC swept all seven matches wit!
played and won No. 6 singles and strc
No. 3 doubles by default. The La- F
dy Gamecocks (13-2) lost only one easi
set along the way. Bru
Senior Helen Crook, ranked C
60th nationally, defeated the Lady 25-!
Wildcats' Marsha Meidell 6-3, 6-3. 7-5
Junior Victoria Davies, ranked bor
61st, defeated Kblrs Martine ahro L
bore 6-4, 6-1 at No. 2 singles. nati
Sophomore Heather Greene, to-h
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AB R H RBI n o. T
5 10 0 Beckley, 2b 4
5 0 0 0 Betchman, 3b 5
3 12 1 Shuler, ss 4
4 11 o Savage, dh 3
4 0 11 Haltiwaager, cf 3
3 0 0 0 Beerman, If 3
3 0 0 0 Rains, 1b 2
4 0 1 0 Reames, ph 1
4 0 1 0 Butler, 1b 0
0 0 0 0 Cribb, c 4
0 0 0 0 Sistare, rf 3
35 3 6 2 Mullen, p 0
Morillo, p 0
HinkJe, p 0
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AB R H RBI AB
cf 3 0 10 Gugino, If 3
3 0 10 Dezenzo, rf 3
4 0 0 0 White, cf 4
i, 3b 3 11 0 DeBoer, c 4
3 0 0 0 Baksh, 1b 2
i 10 10 Hucks, dh 4
0 0 0 0 Szwejbka, ss 2
2 10 0 Stokes, 2b 1
4 0 1 1 Dour, 3b 2
3 0 0 0 Diaz, ph 1
1 0 0 0 Badolato, 3b 0
3 0 0 0 Galloway, ph 1
0 0 0 0 Stoops, p 0
0 0 0 0 Rose, p 0
30 2 5 1 Reames, p Q
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Jon Hinkle 1/3
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Jay Reames 1
Vally Maynard (2-0) Winner Scott Mullen (1-;
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ked 67th, beat Summer Ruck- Greene and senio
l at No. 3 singles. Greene won mond won easily at 1
46,6-0, ranking her 12th win with a 6-3,6-0 victoi
4 matches thisspring. strok and Kristin Ost
unior Muriel Abella won her ? , _
h out of her last 14 matches ^ Gamecoc
l a 6-2,6-4 win over Nikki Lage- iennessee Laay vo
p.m. today at the f
reshman Sophie Ljucovic won Tennis Center,
ily over the Lady 'Cats' Brooke USC has won th
ndige 6-1, 6-1 at the No. 5 spot matches with the V
.'rook and Davies improved to nessee sm leads the
> as a doubles team with a 6-2, ^ ^
victory over Meideli and Shro- '
The match is cruci
:rook and Davies, ranked 18th Gamecocks because
onally, have not suffered back- first-place tie atop tl
tack losses all season. at 4-2.
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The USC softball team swept a dou- 5 win. L
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ry over Lager- season. two for
nond. Junior pitcher Darlene Gareis took Sherida
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lunteers at 2 game one before Youngstown State Next
daxcv Greee recorded its only run off two hits and Winthrc
an error. With the win, Gareis im- Rock Hi
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d out 11 hits on its way to^^
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rail record to 8-4.
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