The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 07, 1995, Page 8, Image 8

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8 Spouts Look Tennis TOKYO (AP)?Kmiko Date made short work of American Lindsay Davenport to become the first Japanese woman to win the Pan Pacific Open and surpass $1 million in career earnings. The fifth-seeded Date won 6-1, 6-2, in just 52 minutes. . Top-seeded Gigi Fernandez of the United States and Natasha Zvereva of Belarus defeated second-seeded Davenport and Rennae Stubbs of Australia 6-0,6-3 for the doubles title. AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP) ?Australian wild card Nicole Bradtke ended a two-year victory drought when she rallied to defeat defending champion Ginger Helgeson Nielsen 3-6,6-2,6-1 at the $107,500 Amway Classic. Auto Racing DAYTONA BEACH, Ha. (AP) ? Germans Jurgen Lassig and Marco Werner, Christophe Bouchut of France and Giovanni Lavaggi of Italy cruised to a surprising victory at the Rolex 24-Hours endurance race despite falling as many as 11 laps behind on the 3.56-mile Daytona International Speedway road circuit during the 10th hour. Sailing SAN DIEGO (AP)?Young America rallied during the last leg to defeat Stars & Stripes on the America's Cup defender course, ending a five-race victory streak for Dennis Conner's boat. use Tennis The 13th-ranked USC men's tennis team opened the 1995 season with a 4-1 victory against UNC-Charlotte and a 6-1 win against Davidson. Both matches were played indoors at Davidson. Gamecocks James Panagopoulos I and Jorge Esqueda each posted two | singles victories Sunday. Freshman Benjamin Cassaigne, playing in his first collegiate tennis match, defeat ed Davidson's Jeff Tondandel 6-2,76. Discover rewarding ful you in touch with Today's Air Force ol opportunities for pi development with g benefits, normal wo complete medical a and 3U days vacatio year. 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USC Aquatics The USC women's swimming and diving team placed a league high 15 student-athletes on the SEC Academic Honor Roll, the conference announced Monday. Coach Kelly Parker Medlin's Lady Gamecocks posted an overall 3.15 GPA last fall. Sophomore Ann Goggins posted a perfect 4.0 as an International Studies major. Swimmer GPA Major GoggW WM. Henninger 3.411 Psychology Klinakis 3.150 Interdisc. McCarthy 3.494 Exrcise Sci. I McCarthy 3393 Art Studio I Webster 3.076 Education I Calkins i 3.469 Marine Set;]? Delaney 3.403 Pharmacy fcfctob- II&703 - Nursing .II Miller 3.387 Journalism teottl?^83- Excise lH Pykett 3.758 Finance Roe 3.468 Education WEFFfi^VHHI COLLEGE STUDENTS AJORING IN ALLIED HEALTH a challenging, ture that puts i your skills, ffers ongoing ofessional [reat pay and >rking hours, nd dental care, n with pay per qualify as an Sessional. Call ROFESSIONS t nww RESIDENCE $405. $465. $500. ties and cable TV month to month s subject to change) Special Lth discount LlgUSt 1 s from the rseshoe and the State Capital, location for downtown living. M442 Columbia, SC 29201 Th? flamKock USC trac] If n rr fiaii iiwl awTT KSpOVTS The USC men's and women's track and field team played host to the S.C. Open Saturday and dominated the competition. The women won six events, while the men won five. The women were led by Lisa Misineka. who nlaced third in thp shot put with a toss of 50-3/4, bettering her NCAA provisional mark. Sophomore Marcia Chmura was fifth in the event with a personal best of 44-5 1/2, and teammate freshman Erin Narzinski was seventh at 37-8. Misipeka also placed second in the 20-pound weight at 57-6 1/2, with Climura finishing third at 49-8 1/2. Sophomore Rhody Williams won both the 55-meter dash and hurdles. Williams wining time in the dash was 6.9 and in the hurdles, 7.8. Narzinski was second Track star s on field, in ( CHRISTIAN SCHOMAKEW Staff Writer Junior track and field sensation Julie Symonds has received a lot of press lately. She recently set a new school record for the high jump with a leap of 5-7 3/4". Once she reaches a jump of 5-9, she will qualify for the NCAA nationals. To do so is her immediate goal for her track career. Symonds tends to keep her athletics goals in perspective flJjBMj with the rest of her life. She ||| has planned, and thus far aecomplished, a distinguished JiBr athletics career while pursuing a nursing degree and a J?\ commission in the Navy. In the little spare time she has, she participates with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. m Last semester, Symonds ? earned upper division stand- 5*1 ing in the College of Nursing while maintaining Dean's List status. Her academic excellence has earned her Academic Ail-American honors. Symonds, who has handled a 19-hour class schedule all year, is amazed at her accompusnments. "I don't know how I do it," she quipped "I really don't." Symonds has decided to pursue a career as a naval officer in addition to nursing. She was selected to join the Navy's run | CORDUROY PANTS | WOOL PANTS | SWEATERS M I AHA Al pmi* AMIMA K LUNu 5LECVC 9HIKI9 h Overcoats from France, Swt | ARMY/MI K 1621 MAIN STR Biimmmi'i'ii IF YOU HAVE Mononucleosi a C+r/^r^ w Oil *0|0 Herpes I or II Chlamydia CMV (Cytomegalovirus) Fifth's Disease Mumps Measles Chicken pox Call Serologic possible. You minimum of $5C Time is of th Don't delay! 254-C 254-i 2739 La Suite Columk Tu?day, February 7,1998 k teams d in the hurdles at 8.1. Junior Julie Symonds won the high jump for the second week in a row, with a jump of 5-6. Narzinski was second in iL i . i. r a mis eveni ai 0-4. Sophomore Deanna Smith r was victorious in the 600-me- ^ ; Jk ter dash with a time 1:51.3. [ VjP Freshman Keshawn Daniels I was first in the 1,000 meters at 3:22.5. Teammates Mary ^ I Claire Barry (3:24.6) and Kathiyn Roe (3:34.8) were sec- gjffff * ond and third. Freshman Ka- 1MB , trina Smith was second in the HH rj mile at 5:49.3. HBi The women will travel to BRIDG Lexington, Ky., this weekend to compete against Georgia Tech, Washington, Eastern Kentucky, Auburn, Mississippi, Ohio State and host Kentucky. ets standard ilassroom nursing program prior to the 1994 fall semester. This coincided with her entry intn fVt o nf Mnrxairvrr \irill nm. Ultw wiv wuvgv W1 11UI0U10 uiiu "ill vide her with an immediate career path. Once she has earned her bachelor's, Symonds plans to continue her study in the field of anesthesiology. "Being a Navy nurse was something I had thought about for a while," Symonds said. "I eventually chose to do ||g|gp| it because I believe I will have more opportunities with a bigI ger field." I | Before "Anchors Away" is | chimed and she goes about savH| ing lives, Symonds has some runninS and jumping to do. ^ She came to USC in the fall of k|| 1992 as one of the first members of the newly created ?S women's track and field team. She ran as one of only two athletics scholarship recipients. She has been not only a member but a leader, and is partly responsible for the team's first three years of success. This is our best year so far," Symonds said. "We have some great talent, and the freshmen are really strong." Vina twaita** k-yruavnuo nao |;iuvcii v/ii uic iiciu aiiu off that to be the best, a student-athlete must be dedicated to setting goals and accomplishing them. So'lB?] Elsewhere $35.... $19.95 E re $30-40 $16.95-$19.95 Cj lar $24.95... $10.00 kj lar $34.95... $12.00 D Elsewhere $18-30 $10.00 H den, England and elsewhere nr STORE I BET?252-1350 g OR ACQUIRE: OP als as soon as i can earn a ) per donation! e essence! Call today! &37 >266 urel St. > 1C >ia, SC i lominate S The men's team was led by sopho- 1 more Corey Bridges, a wide receiver on the football team. Bridges set a school a and complex record on his way to win- t ning the 55-meter dash (6.2). ^^apggll Bridges is an NCAA provi- v cn/vnol miolifinr in OlVIiUX VjUUllllVl 111 lllio t V till. ii The throwers also v j had a fine day, with four of the n tlPfli top seven finishers in the 35- n :m Jmr pound weight hailing from 2 giyBk USC. Senior Ail-American 1 WfrM Brett Murray placed third at v - jUk his NCAA r gf JBm provisional mark. Junior John Stoikos was fourth at 64-6 3/4, fi ES bettering his NCAA qualify- a ing mark. Junior Glen McA- C tee (59-4 3/4) and Chad Moreau (59-2 (' 1/2) were sixth and seventh, respectively, ti Freshman C.J. LaMotta (48-10) was h Clinton exten to end basebi The Associated Press WASHINGTON ? President Clinton ^ gave baseball one more day to settle its labor dispute before federal mediator a W.J. Usery would present his own pro- q posal to end the strike. ^ Presidential spokesman Mike Mc- e] Curry said Monday that Clinton was 0] "not overly optimistic that they're making significant progress" based on what Si the White House had heard. ^ Clinton had asked Usery to give him a proposal to end the 179-day walkout tc by 5 p.m Monday, but reluctantly agreed li to the extension. oi VALENTINE'S 't SUGG _ RE $100. LAROE MEIAL (L030S. L3C23) $112OUTDOORSMAN (L0216. L9500) $84.e WAYFARER (L2009. L2053) w ^ ^ :j:j:j;j:^ ]hffl||i? Winter Clear j Sweaters, jacketsvilDurtleriecks, C til605.Harden St.*Five] (Next to Grouchos) (Mor Our Nome Has Changed, ~~?~ Vi .C. Open lth. Murray also won the shot put with i personal best of 52-5. Moreau placed hirvl K1.3 1/0 Freshman Don Townley won the pole ault at 15-0. Teammate Jack Levinson inished fourth at 12-6. Freshman Marin Watts also found victory in the 1,000 aeter dash with a time of 12:43.4. Judor Matt Horgan was victorious in the :,000 meters at 6:11.5, with freshmen Vavis Brady (6:25.6) and Curt Gooddn (6:40.6) finishing second and fifth, espectively. Junior Ail-American Frank Mensah nished second in the 55-meter hurdles t 7.2, with teammates senior Steve hvens (7.2) and freshman Charles Reid 7.6) placing third and fourth, respecively. Owens was also second in the ighjumpat6-8. ds deadline all strike "I don't think the president wants to ictend it much past mid-afternoon," Mc!urry said of the new deadline. With no progress toward a negotited agreement after 25 weeks of talks, linton stepped in and essentially filled te vacant role of baseball commissionr by trying to get his mediator to recmmend a solution. arm j l_i x i * n . mey re woriung ai least, c-nnion lid before Usery arrived. "I just keep slling them to play ball. "If s just a few hundred folks trying ?figure out how to divide nearly $2 bilon. 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