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? Monday, February 23,1998 Carolina se 'records at ( I staff writer HOE QUINN winningthee 6 3/4 inches. The South Carolina men's and worn- Freshman en's track and field teams won 16 events 5 5_meter hu at the Gamecock Invitational Saturday, , f m setting four fieldhouse records. Both rec(LJl teams travel to Baton Rouge, La., next 311 weekend for the SEC Indoor Champi- a sc rec01 ^ onships. The Carolina men s and worn- ?u lcct ? en's teams are ranked No. 3 by the lat- Other win est Trackwire poll. vitational we "We are ready for the SEC Cham- meters), Mart pionships," USC coach Curtis Frye said. Patrick Tvar "A number of our athletes continue to Anderson (hij put up personal best performances each (55 meters week and that's important. We have a meters) Kri chance to win more SEC titles than ever ters) ivana< before. rr Pqrliiln Crystal Brownlee won the shot put R * with a fieldhouse-record toss of 55 ^enton W feet 7 inches ? a season best for the . njso> at tJ five-time Ail-American. Finishing sec- tional hi Bostc ond with a season-best toss of 52 feet 3 me^ won 3/4 inches was Lisa Misipeka. with a time ol Misipeka also remained undefeat- ished fourth i ed in the 20-pound weight this year, a time of 6.67 Carolina basebo ^ USC continued from page eight year, and Adam Everett hit his second with a teammate on base in the seventh inning. Sean Manfredonia hit a bases empty homer for Cleveland State in the third inning and the other Viking run scored on an RBI single by Mark Wazevich following two walks in the fifth. Cleveland state's only other hit was an eight inning single by Wazevich. South Carolina starting pitcher Brett Kondro was replaced by freshman right-hander Kip Bouknight KSEAN RAYFORD The Gamecock Sophomore Adam Poe is congratulated after another homerun. <D IHEilUaL (I) MONDAY: Body Drawing!! ^ pi QQ Tables on Greene Street 10-2 89 J TUESDAY: GQ ^ Personal Perspectives: 0) r Students Speak on Eatin JjjJ ^ Russell House Theatre 5 PM O WEDNESDAY: jjj |" Beauty Myths & the Me< W Former Ford Agency Mo 9 Russell House Ballroom 7 PM a 2 N National Eating Disordei ^ Russell House Room 315 10-4 ? ?! THURSDAY: 00 Faculty Staff Forum on I 10 3 Round Table Brown Bag M Russell House Room 205 12-1: J5 FRIDAY: Fearless Friday ^ JP A Day Without Dieting 9k CjLa D _ 1 O 1 ti uafce oaie:: "Tj* Tables on Greene Street 10-11 W Q For More Information cq mmmmam 1998 Women's 5 C I Diversity in Gender, Race, * February Daniel Man Business Adm Conference includes paper pai lecture by Lani Guinier, comm ? theatre presentation. Registrat * Contact 777-4007 for registratk \ Si Thi ts four fieldl jramecock In vent with a toss of 69 feet itKlfflfr t Jackie Madison won the rdles with a fieldhouse jL Kylene Nixon established f : rd in the pole vault, hit- fliVvMKHiN inches. ners at the Gamecock In- . 9 re Jamaal Williams (55 MM in Kerrigan (300 meters), kunas (pole vault), C.J. gh jump), Erin Narzins- ^ ), Andrea Hallmon istina Brown (600 me- fl Skladana (800 meters), fl (1,500 meters) and Brooke fl D meters). lie New Balance Invitain, Mass., Terrance Tram- |H men's 60-meter hurdles f 7.64. Corey Bridges finn the 60 meters, posting Freshman Terrance Tramrn -leadingtheentireway. BaUnce Invitational this pas ill team sweeps Mm after walking the first two batters he faced in the top < of the fifth. pitc Bouknight struck out seven and walked one, giv- ' ing up one hit, in three innings of work to earn his his : first career decision. f?r 1 Freshman left-hander John Hughes, making ' his first career start, took the loss. 7 f He allowed only three hits in four innings but walked six and was charged with four runs, three of them earned. ? a Mike Curry had four hits, including a triple, for * South Carolina. Everett had a double to go with his ^ homer. . Poe and Kelly were the other Gamecocks with two hits- Sta On Friday, South Carolina scored twice on a muffed 3 fly ball to tie the score in the sixth inning and added two more unearned runs in the seventh on the jas( way to a 7-3 win in the opening game of the series, Freshman right-hander Scott Barber struck out 1 eight and allowed only one hit in 3 2/3 innings of re- eigl lief to even his record at 1-1. After Barber walked two batters in the ninth in- stes ning, senior right-hander Patrick Sexton got the fi- ! nal out to earn his first save. day PM g Disorders iia: Marie Keeton, del rs Screening PM bating Disorders 30 PM 3M Call Health & Wellness Programs 777-8248 Studies Conference to Women s Lives: Class, & Sexuality V 26-27,1998 agement Center inistration Center aels, workshop sessions, keynote unity panel, awards luncheon, and ions $20 for students; $40 for facult m and schedule information. > 3ORTS 9 Gamecock louse vitatio: / * ^ J ^ J * - > ' v t! ^*- mhHhmHP^ SUSAN MEYE ell won the 60-meter hurdle? t weekend in Boston, Mass. i ? -i / tevetand c Jim Rieke, 0-1, the second of four ( hers, took the loss Surry led off the bottom of the fu second home run of the season to [JSC. Cleveland State tied it in the four er walked and scored on a double Hie Vikings took a 3-1 lead into h inning when Rickon singled an home run by Jim Zdesar, his firs ber replaced South Carolina startu r the home run. In the bottom of the sixth, Eric St [iolini singled and with two outs ier Wazevich dropped a fly ball ttton and Angiolini scoring to tie A. throwing error by Cleveland ? in Fulmer and two hits plated two s in the seventh to give Carolina The Gamecocks added two insura ith on a walk, a hit batter, a wild Ryan Bordenick's sacrifice fly, a il of home. South Carolina continues its home against Charleston Southern at ? ALLTEL is a Forti company that sp( in telecommunicc and information bringing them toi in new ways. 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