The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 04, 1980, Page Page 14, Image 14
Box
By the /
LOS ANGELES ? I
time to quit the ring
professional fighting
Association's heavywt
enough to invest a lar?
from the sport.
So when he took off h
Shavers knocked hin
March, Norton was ab
to the world of busines;
"I could have hung a
wouldnj't have been ri
boxing. I made the rij
said the 34-year-old N(
Muhammad Ali's jaw
twice in rematches.
"The only time I get
see a fight like the one
Gerrie Coetzee W
heavyweight bout). An
M/nmpn
The 5-10 sophornoi
^ combination of in;
switching defenses s
fear, were three ve
factors in the Lady
victory.
"We tried to contrc
tJamo horniisp Ihnv
ceptional inside play
Cobb and Barbara
Woolston said. "Barb
is an Ail-American c
we shut her down enoi
game.
"WE WEREN'T in
them this time. Wher
to Littlejohn we wen
by them and we didn'
way we should have
we lost," Woolstonad
By switching fron
man to the zone defe
believes her tean
Clemson, denying the
to set their offense
defenses is good si
confuses a team,"
plained. "When \
defenses on them it c
and that set the tempc
Despite the winning
Lady Gamecocks wl
their record to 17-2, 1
disappointed with tl
team played.
"Even though yoi
*" wr... i;i,~ -ul
ywu ui\c iu ue iiuie iu
you should. I like to \
we could've controlU
better than we did,"' s
Swimn
win m
The triumph for tl
was in sharp cont
women's victory. En
105-36 win, USC's wt
first places out of lf> e1
two stretches of the m
won first and second
straight events. In or
did USC not place tw
the top three.
Top swimmers for
included Sheryl Bros
DeSando and Mary
Brosseau placed first
and second in anoth
and Breen each col
first places.
DeSando is one of !
men and women
competing for a spoi
Olympics.
USC coach Steve
excited about the er
the swimmers and fai
m/Ukl "It tar'w rt rt
I < W I . 11 VVll.T till nil
Collins said. "C'a
Clemson have such a 1:
any sport ? this is wh
to expect."
In a show of suppo
coaches, the jubilant i
. , threw their coach intc
pool while fully cloth(
attire.
inggooi
Vssociotod Press
<ven Norton knew when it was
. The veteran of 11 years of
, once the World Boxing
Mght champion, also was wise
;e chunk of the money he made
lis gloves for good after Earnie
1 out in the first round last
le to make a smooth transition
sandinvestments.
round and gotten hurt, but that
r f a.i? - t
giu iur nie ur ior me image 01
ght choice at the right time,"
>rton, an ex-Marine who broke
in one non-title bout but lost
the itch," he added, "is when I
in South Africa (the John Tateorld
Boxing Association
\y retired fighter who watched
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From page 12
re believes a let it get sloppj
side control, avoid that in ord
md a lack of the style we war
ry important Parsons cite?
r Gamecocks reason for the
organization in
>1 their inside you're successf
have two ex- forget the basi<
ers in Sheila having to work
Kennedy," that," she said.
>ara Kennedy "Without a c
andidate and tJlat won, b
jghtowinthe ,(K)k down the
future," Parson
to play with m
timidated by organization as
1 we went up That means in
? intimidated the time, with n(
t execute the
. That's why THE THIRI
ded. coach also said i
1 the man-torise,
Woolston J _
i distracted I ^
im the chance I All mclh(
' "Changing I .1(m,l)s
:rategy ? it I
Woolston ex- Cx)n\(*lll<
ve changed All ii 11< >rn
onfused them !>K^n?in<
K \'1)S(K'(
effort by the 14,1 Barnwell
lich boosted
r> i ..t i..
rdl^uilh Wdb 1
ie way her
I're winning j / r > ,,; m ,. } n
do the things
h1 the game I' ?J?11
he said. "We HhhljHBI
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eet
From page 12 f
I
he USC men :
rast to the j
route to their
>men won 13 BWB^I
cents. During j
leet, Carolina 1 i
places in five | |\|2)4
ily one event i fi SMcSl
o finishers in !
the women !
;seau, Judith '
Pollen Breen. j
in two events i
ier. DeSando |
llected three i APPLK
f-l\*L!VII
five Carolina
swimmers
t in the 1980 I
! OUALII
Collins was j Y ithusiasm
of WltN o
is during the !
rtant meet," ;
roiina and
>ig rivalry in |
lat you have j UfcHUL
.. ... ! Feb. 1:
rt for their
men's team
? the diving
id in street !
MMflMMMd
dtoNoi
that had to wonder if he'd go
Such an occcasional thou;
Norton is doing just fine in r<
Of the $10 million or so \
said, he followed a philoso]
cent, banking 25 and blowing
Jack Cohen, a friend of N<
Biron and a man who is a
many of his investments, j
:n; -
uciiuiiay d millionaire.
He said Norton should ha
"as long as he conducts hirr
few years."
"The credit," Cohen said,
instinctive and remarkabh
right decision, for putting hi;
He was always being hit on
this deal or that deal. But he
a guy you cant take advantaj
r and we've got to really ou
er to play teams in sons beli<
t to." several <
> success as one but neve
periodic lack of situation
her team. "When
ul sometimes you h g?
:s and I'm really , t ?
with this team on sn? s
allowed
loubl I'm pleased ^re trT
ut a coach has to "p ^
I hov \ifo i
line toward the
i llT . didn t c;
s said. 'I want us . . ,,T
ore discipline and 1 '
weenwir
Lhe season goes on.
every position, all In their
>deadspots." meeting
Dominion
) year Carolina will taki
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tten out too soon."
ght of a comeback aside,
stirement. l^rl
le earned in the rinc he "
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phy of "investing r>0 per- , ,
'theremainder." t ,;_p
Eton's late manager Bob ''
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;aid the former boxer is ?j
ve no financial problems
iself wisely over the next
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2 touch for making the 5 '
?trust in the right people.
for this loan or that loan, j .
's never been a schemer, H
it of the ball game. Par- Bgjjl|f
eves the Lady Tigers had
chances for a comeback,
;r took advantage of the *5
tempo had a chance to [' \
if they capitalized on any
;ar the end because we
them to let us run. They
ing to get us to throw shots
;ly and we did everything
nted us to do ? they just mifl
apitalize on it," Parsons 3*
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