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Barons with a .333 average.
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Roy sparks Canadians
Patrick Roy made 39 saves for th<
5-2 win against the Boston Bruins.
Roy missed games two and thr<
cleared him for Saturday's game. H<
Caps take 3-1 lead
The Washington Capitals took a I
Pittsburgh Penguins by winning ga
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Fans roll in for Rockies
The Colorado Rockies are averag
Saturday's game against Chicago, i
29th time in their history with crov
Smith breaks save record
Lee Smith reached nine saves fa
ball history after the Baltimore Orio
Seattle Mariners.
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Davis' and Dennis Eckersley's recoi
Dawson may return
Andre Dawson, designated hittei
action in today's game in Seattle. E
sore right hamstring for the past se
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By TONY SANTORI
Sports Editor
Darlene Gareis now can say she is
one of only three Lady Gamecocks to
achieve the most outstanding pitching
feat in softball.
Saturday afternoon in Charlotte,
N.C., Gareis hurled a perfect game in
USC's 12-0 game two win against
UNC-Charlotte. She joined former
Gamecocks Dariene Loweiy and Charlene
Manley in the record books.
USC swept the doubleheader by
taking game one 11-0.
Gareis, a junior from Pennsville,
N.J., struck out four in the course of
retiring all 18 Lady 49ers she faced.
She improved to 28-8 on the season
and an impressive 74-28 for her USC
career.
Senior Toinette Reed went 3-for-3
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From staff reports
The USC men's track and field team
finished tied for fifth with Ohio State
University Saturday at the Gatorade
Invitational in Knoxville, Tenn.
Leading the way for the Gamecocks
were sophomores Frank Mensah and
Marcus Phillips, who each won their
hurdles race.
Mensah won the 100 high hurdles
race with a time of 14.10. Phillips
won the 400 intermediate hurdles
race with a time of 52.05. Teammate
Steve Owens placed fourth in the 110
high hurdles with a time of 14.40.
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hits in three trips to the plate as well.
The Gamecocks (46-13) recorded 11
hits in same two
In game one, USC sophomore Kim
Sheridan almost pitched her way into
the record books, too. The Pasadena,
Md., native tossed a one-hitter in improving
to 18-5 on the year.
Fulmer went 3-for-3 and scored
twice, driving in four runs. Senior outFielder
Christy Dammer went 2-for-2,
while sophomore Beth Collett and
freshman Tina Plew each added a pair
of hits.
The Gamecocks, ranked No. 13 nationally,
will take on the Furman Paladins
Tuesday in Greenville. The two
teams will play a doubleheader beginning
at 3 p.m.
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who placed second overall at the
tournament, finished first as a collegiate
with a throw of 204 in the hammer.
He placed fourth in the shot put
(56-3 1/4) and sixth in the the discuss
(166-6).
Gamecock junior Brett Murray finished
fifth in the hammer (177-10)
and third in the discuss (173-7).
Other Gamecock highlights included:
junior Tom Cronin placed
third in the 3,000-meter steeplechase
(9:07.32, a season best); senior Jared
Haag placed seventh in the 1,500 meter
(3:56.51); senior Mark Cruz
placed fifth in the 3,000 meter
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the third straight year. Nebraska
placed second, Illinois third and Kentucky
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first, Nebraska second and Illinois
third. Kentucky finished fifth, and cj
Ohio State finished last.
Junior Leslie Coons placed fifth in
the javelin as a collegiate with a throw a
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racey Capper placed third in the
500 meter (4:33.19, a season best):
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