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N.Y. 11101 4DM. 2.00. - 8:00 TEXT i#th I CORNE) Stadi By JIM HANEY Sports Editor It now appears that the University will build a deck onto Carolina Stadium instead of building a new stadium. Although no one connected with the University would admit that a decision had been reached, in formation collected by The Gamecock sports staff suggests that the stadium will be decked. H E'E5 A PU/ T FASHIONS BY JEAN VARC MASTERCII/ Tired of High F FC Quality The Shirt Box "Everyday is SHRTB84 iuality. 1423 Mai R. O IC USHIINdHAM Y( OVE. - LOVi TORY.__ 22s AT: 3:20 -5:25 BOOKS ALL SUPPLIES Carol OF GREEN & MAIN mien Head football coach and Athletic Director Paul Dietzel said the University is still looking for sites to build a new stadium as well as considering expansion of the present one. Dietzel also said there were some 29 sites under consideration, but he declined to name any of them. A United Press International story in the Charleston Evening Post Aug. 27 said that a decision UALAC F~OPt T-"E. W"OLE WO1 'rT 5 EEST F<OT FOqWAM2.J: Mr. NOW-zTR A,*A t" 5rro Welcomes Freshmen NEED A RIDE? IN Call us and o e'll [PI --.I come get You PayingK rices hirts at pneles Fehe ]O CEEAROLIN2[ BETRR Rsa'llQR .largen had been reached to build a deck onto Carolina Stadium. The story also said the deck would increase the seating capacity of the stadium to 65,000 at a cost of about $8 million. The statement that the University planned to enlarge the stadium was attributed to Dietzel. Concerning the statement Dietzel said, "This is one of the more prominent times I've been quoted without saving anything." J..D T0 :LOTHES BY 1PAGALLO MERICARD To the GAM To USC stud D AND . I STUDENTS Rool L HOUSE AND COLL5 1ent likely However, other sources have If the stadium is decked, ad indicated to The Gamecock that ditional parking will be needed. the plans are to enlarge the With the present seating stadium and that an agreement capacity of 42,336 about io,ooo cars has been made for the contract. accord t Capt of the S.C. Rutledge Osborne, chairman of Highway Department, which the Board of Trustees, announced adte games. Monday at a post-meeting press conference that the University had An increase of 20,000 seats would designated the Columbia firm create a severe parking problem. Wilbur Smith and Associates and The largest tract of land nearby the Atlanta based firm Arena that could be made into parking Associates to do a design study for area is the site of the State the University in connection with Fairgrounds. the stadium. the stdium.A member of the fairgrounds Osborne also told The Gamecockdirectors, William D. Thursday that no decision a DeLoach, said that the board of been made as to expansion or directors had met with the construction of a new stadium. what he m eet in a aot The Finch-Heery division of At present the only thing anyone Arena Associates, the firm will admit is that a need for more desfgnated to do the design study, seats exists. USC has already sold has worked on decks for stadiums more season tickets--22,000-than for Georgia and Georgia Tech and any other school in the conference. is working on a deck for the Four thousand people have Clemson stadium. But, they have bought seats in Carolina Coliseum also built new stadiums in Cin- to watch the Carolna--Clemson cinnati and Buffalo, N.Y. game on closed circuit television. Steve Sisk family issues statement Steve Sisk, freshman football than by Steve's mother, who said, player, died in a Charleston 'I believe this was the hand of God. hospit&-d Monday after suffering a Knowing my son better than heat stroke at the end of practice. anyone else, including the doctors, His father, Ray Sisk, issued the this could have happened to him in following statement Wednesday. the backyard or while running on a "Betty Jo, the rest of the family playground, and what happened and I would like to thank all the should not be blamed on football or people in the Columbia and the athletic department. As our Charleston areas who so minister said, Steve's life was a graciously volunteered their blood matter of quality and not quantity.' for our son. "We would also like to thank the "Football has meant a great deal literally hundreds of people who to our family. Our younger son were so kind to all of us during this Mike is presently a member of his extremely trying and difficult high school team. The fact that time. Mike played in a football game last "Just so there can be no doubt in Friday night while his brother was anyone's mind, we would like to lying in the hospital and that he has publicly express our complete since expressed his desire to satisfaction with the medical continue in the game in college report which was released earlier sums up better than anything else by the physicians who attended how we feel. It is our hope and Steve during his illness. I don't Mike's that he can play for the S sbesase a s e viet !SCuh alea Wermny4 bocks s a wayikes2,00-ta anaffr yothe qua linthe ry eene clanngrn thousndpopeav Frm am.tilo watch the.Crina-Cemo wetlvgiveyouk quamiy issuesmetatement SeeStfeha o real paer.deiM halso