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Violence In S from page 12 "Whe incentive to control the problem. the mid "We need to step In and create a symbolic hit," He federal statement that says we will put down a minimum level of conduct regar- The t dless of what the commissioners do." 4 'excess related When thinking of violence, the injury to sP?rtNew England wide receiver Darryl Stingley comes to mind. Three years ago, Stingley "Sup] ran a pattern across the field. The pass was leagues Virnum onH nc Ctindlau rlnuo fnr the Kail nlnnc " UUVTTII UH\4 |W UlrXU^AVJ V?V V AVI Vi IV MM * * Oakland defensive back Jack Tatum handful delivered a crushing hit. out of h of crimi Stingley has been in the hospital ever since, paralyzed from the neck down. .v! ? Tatum went on to write a book, "They Call ^y* *J< Me Assassin." In it, Tatum reveals how he . ? ? relishes in dealing violent hits to opposing vlolent receivers. "The TATUM WENT so far as to say that, in determ effect, he isn't satisfied unless the receiver sport," gets up "hearing bells." If the receiver ^.en, s stays in for the next play, Tatum becomes cnmoir angry. it out w USC Blasts From By Mike Lough Vanw SidWriH* 8<>al thii Freshman Lance VanWinter scored two minutes goals to lead the USC soccer team an easy John Lu 6-0 win over Francis Marie n College goals foi Wednesday at the Florence-basea school. USC i The Gamecocks led 2-0 at the half, thanks UNC-W to goals by Tom Norte*- and Chris Gravey Heidelberger. games. GRAND OPEI ]! Oct. 30. thru No^ I Snnrtmn fJnnrlc C/il? / 9*ma u*y WVM?7 i^HIV i Todd & Moore has remodeled 620 Huger St. store to double SAVE ON: SHOES WARM-UPS GOLF EC TENNIS & RACQUETBALL RACKE1 MENT SKI CLOTHES CAROLINA EQUIPMENT MUCH, M DON'T MISS THI OUR BIGGEST SAI I* only at our 620 Hugei , Special Sale Hrs: Fri. Oct. 3 n,; .?*?! Sat. Oct. Blst 9am '< i ' I ? * i * \ ' & M&4 tj '* < J. 4 C)f\ It.*/ 620HugerS 3 Blocks below Coliseum 7 65 0150 Hs= = oorts m ? i a receiver runs a pass pattern over "This is cerl [lie, he assumes the risk of getting points out. rrow commented. A clip is shov star Kareem / ill is to unequivocally state what is Benson of Mih* ive physical violence not reasonably elbow had Jabb to the competitive goals of the "And, obvioi basketball shou "Again, the ju sorters of the bill argue that the niination. can't take care of the problem RITrr r,IT./tll Horrow said. "It zeros in on those .rY ' ^ ? of incidents when an athlete steps "The ?] s role of sportsman and into the role explained"!?! na1, waters under tl _ . _ nppH is a unif< rrow on a special sports segment. . . . *T termines, Gumbel asked, what is fnnfhaii f ih '' ind what isn't on the field of play? ^eforcl prosecutor and the jury will Two hearing; ne what is reasonably related to the ? Horrow told Gumbel. A film clip was ft lown of Boston hockey players I g into the New York stands to battle I f V? tr% B Ill ICtllO. :is Marion nter, getting his first two shots on year, scored two goals within two of each other in the second half. th and John Everett added the final the Gamecocks. now 12-3-1 on the year and will host Lmington Sunday at 2 p.m. at the ird, where it is unbeaten in seven =V j MCtt MING [ |, WIDES I I! Monday Ni; , 7 IB! PITC ' ' I II of Cold & f the Year! |i Hmt S enlarged their i'? HLnrnTri' r irr j ri ji1v!11 i,r^g its original size! UIPMENT S BALLS /^9| S EXERCISE EQUIP- |M CLOTHING BOXING C~?A| UCH MORE > ONE! E EVER! St. Store 0th9am-9pm ; 6pm VMS,, $MC. No Covei Except! I Block off Blossom on * i? #r ainly not hockey," Horrow the act. The last one, Sept. 30, had none of the commissioners in attendance. m of Los Angeles basketball "That tells me that something needs to be Ibdul-Jabbar slugging Kent done to make them clean their own raukee after Benson's flying hazards," Horrow, a Harvard Law School ar doubled over in pain. graduate, commented. J?m1??* W?iy "IT WAS tough to be an Aztec athlete inf ?. Id be played, 'Hoirowsmd. the 140#,s ? ^row toId ^ audience o[w ry would make the deter- oyer "They played a game called the ball game and the key to winning the ball _ . game was to kick a hard rubber ball from E 1fove.rnl?,?n one end of the field to the other. I.v tu uiuuuy u.e waicr r -That's not novel - we do it all the time. g.etf in"?fw' But the difference is that you could score le Dres^ents vstem What we using only your knees>" Hom)w sa>d- <4And system. What we to mafce matters worse, the losing team, if ear Um waters' b^definhns they had a Particularly bad 8ame- faced the Jhre physical forcc on the {???* ?f Capitation and dismemhockey rink and what is not "Well, that was 581 years ago and surely^ we're more civilized, aren't we? Well, s have been held thus far on maybe not." ( Qua} \ V \ PIZZAZZ FOOD ? GAMESX V and SPERANZA FOODS / / 1824 Airport Blvd. / <4JT-V "*/ ' \ , I JDAY { THURSDAY | SATURDAY j CREEN ' USC Night j WIDESCREEN ? ght Football ' 10% OFF on , NCAA FOOTBALL HERS I all food items ! $2.50 Pitchers eer $2.50 I J USC vs. N.C. State 1 j I PITCHERS J I JRGERS I of Cold Beer $2.50 ' AFTER THE GAME j _ I / !? - / * | I slice 01 rtzza and j| p j Cold Beer $1.25 ?? .?., .1^ Eckerds I HALLOWEEN BLAST i *> jdiurudy, v^ciooer 3 l 7:00 PM- I 2 Midnight ? 65<t Miller Beer ? 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