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12 Women throv STAFF REPORTS The University of South Carolina t track and field team traveled to Athens, I Ga. Saturday to compete in the Spec I Towns Invitational. Two athletes gained t NCAA Championship automatic qualifying marks, while two provisional I qualifying marks were set. 1 The Lady Gamecocks took firsk ? second, third, fourth and fifth places 4 in the hammer throw. Junior Dawn Ellerbe, who is a favorite for June's f NCAA Championships, won the event, ? bettering her automatic qualifying ^ mark with a throw of 186'5". J Sophomore Lisa Misipeka also gained 5 an automatic qualifying mark finishing second with a toss of 180'. Freshman a Candy Mitchell finished third (149' 1 10"), and sophomores Marcia Chmura (144' 6") and Crystal Brownlee (143' 1 10") finished fourth and fifth (' respectively. r ECONCERTS DANCE CLUBVj' Ezmn^zna H Doors opt Showtim ITEEH NIGHT DANCE PART Ages 13-19 Admitted I ?, . . 77 Open 7:00 PM - 12:00 AM Admission: $5. IKC & the Sunshine Ban Doors open at 7:00 PM Showtime at 9:00 Tickets $ 14 Advance/ $ 16 Door 18 or old< I KANSAS I Doors open at 7:00 PM Showtime at 8:30 F ^Tickets$12Advance/$15Doorj^U3orojde ITQtwilc Doors open at 7:00 PM Showtime at 8:30 ( _ Tickets $14 Advance/ $16 Door 18 or olcU mm Here's, fast-actlmg n from, the pressure of sei/uors flruol 0rad sti cash bacle* oiA. the pi * To tie eligible, you must graduate witb an associate's or bacbr ' ' /ers dominate Misipeka and Ellerbe finished one- tl wo for the Gamecocks in the discuss, S ?th picking up provisional standards, fi disipeka threw 166' 9" while Ellerbe 1 hrew 162' 6". L Seniors Tracey Capper and Liz w riglar had a strong showing in the L500 meters. Capper finished second d it 4:26.36 and Fisrlar was fourth at L 1:36.59. IV The two also finished third and ifth in the 800 meters. Capper, with tl i time of 2:16.27, was third, and Figlar, S vith a time of 2:21.46, finished fifth, runior Deanna Smith was sixth at ii 5:21.10 tl Freshman Candy Mitchell was lecond in the javelin with a throw of S .55' 8". In the shot put, Misipeka (50' 2 fc JT), Brownlee (5(y 01/2") and Ellerbe la 46* 4") finished second, third and fourth tl espectively. a! Three Carolina freshman swept ^crinl F~vpnt^ -/ v_- m t v_; alendar p cnnixnii*B lie Money H '? ?" ?x?- P cert only IS rd and Bowden I sn at 7:00 PM 515 A* The h eat 8:30 PM jl8^ I j. I Live in I lit $16 At The Door I g 1 I"*085 I I admitted "MCI AHMOIfH" 'Ml - Doors open "JHt'J STRAMSf" I :r For More TICKET OUTLETS: I 1 Information or To . Manifest Discs I ? Charge Tickets By & Tapes I )m I Phone Call: I Papa Jaxz I ir 1(803) 561-9977 I Record Shoppe I f # J 1 -v%. ' ? ' ***-" 3 - ** fc# jW|| HI. i|&rag| WMF # ^6fe-%e, . -ttk??BFT 'i rnSL. 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Most E OITTA T mnwinn U wuisLaiiu.ii.ig uiiciiDivc xjiiieuia.il 1: Award?Reggie Baker, OT. Most Improved Offensive Lineman Award? ft Andray Spearman, OT. Most 1 Outstanding Runningback?Duce b Staley, TB. Most Improved a Runningback? Scott Moritz, TB. Most V Outstanding Wide Receiver?Zola ti Davis. Most Improved Wide Receiver? I Ben Fleming. Most Improved Quarterback?Chad Barnhardt. a Defense: Joe Morrison Award? 2 Michael Maddox, DT. Leadership Award?Benji Young, LB. Most C Improved Defensive Tackle?Michael S Maddox. Most Outstanding Defensive 1< Tackle?Heniy Taylor. Most Improved n Defensive Back?Ray Green. Most 7 Outstanding Defensive Back?Terry r. Cousin. Most Outstanding Linebacker? S Darren Hambrick. Most Improved Linebacker?Shane Burnham. 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The Aiken, S.C., native, who was ecunu a ween, agu, auipasaeu iident M University of South I a Alpha Th dexander Lyn la Griffin Sharlai e Jennings Sus in Kelly Do di Laval Le; Marinkovic Suss e Wester Sus; Sports Calendar F use vs. GEORGIi Fridav. Aoril 12 @ Saturday. April 13 @ *free koozie givea' Sunday. April 14 e Sarge Fry Fiel use vs. NORTH CARI Tuesday, April 16 6 For Ticket Info. 111 All4 Details Contai in hammer essee's Jamie Neher this weekend his performance at the Carpet tol Collegiate. Seawell finished Durnament at 223, seven strokes r than Neher. Seawell is looking come the second Carolina men's r to be named SEC Player of the . Carl Paulson earned that honor ?93. Seawell also has the lowest i fired by an SEC golfer this year, the 63 he carded at the Gator ational earlier this spring, n the women's slide, reigning SEC rer nf the Year Seiw Ai Lim itained her tie for seventh place Florida's Kathryn Cusick with a D stroke average, despite an off The native of Kuala Lumpur, aysia, is one of three Lady lecocks in the top 20, with more unoy nowara in l ixn place senior Clarissa Childs in 18th. ledia Carolina eta n Melton 1 Messenger an Mole nna Ott ah Polk uti Shealy m White ^ ^-QJ or The Week K 7 pm* way 2m d BUNA Spa :t: USC Sports Info. 777-5204