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v. ^ Violence In Si from pace 12 "When a incentive to control the problem. the middle "We need to step in and create a symbolic hit," Horn federal statement that says we will put down a minimum level of conduct recar- The bill dless of what the commissioners do." * 'excessi v related t< When thinking of violence, the injury to sP?rtNew England wide receiver Darryl Stingley comes to mind. Three years ago, Stingley "Suppoi ran a pattern across the field. TTie pass was leagues c thrown nnri as Stinclov Hnvp fnr thp hall alone " H Oakland defensive back Jack Tatum handful ol delivered a crushing hit. out of his i of crimina Stingley has been in the hospital ever since, paralyzed from the neck down. SP Tatum went on to write a book, "They Call ^ "J0 Me Assassin." In it, Tatum reveals how he . .? relishes in dealing violent hits to opposing violent am receivers. "The ] TATUM WENT so far as to say that, in determine effect, he isn't satisfied unless the receiver sport," H< gets up "hearing bells." If the receiver then sho stays in for the next play, Tatum becomes climbing angry. it out with USC Blasts Franc By Mike Lough VanWinl _ Sprite this ] Freshman Lance VanWinter scored two minutes o] goals to lead the USC soccer team to an easy John Lush 6-0 win over Francis Marie n College goals forth Wednesday at the Florence-baseo school. USC is n The Gamecocks led 2-0 at the half thanks UNC-Wilnr to goals by Tom Norton and Chris Graveyan Heidelberger. games. j? ===== GRAND OPEN Oct. 30. thru Nov. Sporting Goods Sale of Todd S Moore has remodeled & !l II - ? vj.\j nuger 01. siore 10 aouoie n SAVE ON: SHOES WARM-UPS GOLF EQll TENNIS S RACQUETBALL RACKETS MENT SKI CLOTHES CAROLINA C EQUIPMENT MUCH, MU DON'T MISS THIS OUR BIGGEST SALE only at our 620 Huger S , Special Sale Hrs: Fri. Oct. 30 j] j . ;% (" >.) 'J Sat. Oct. 31st dam-6 yj-odd & Moo ;j < Cff\ I fit/' > I 620Huger St. I 3 Blocks below Coliseum 765-0150 lorfs receiver runs a oass oattern over "Thi >, he assumes the risk of getting points < >w commented. A cli star K is to unequivocally state what is Bensor i physical violence not reasonably elbow 1 i the competitive goals of the "Anc basket! "Agaii ters of the bill argue that the minati an't take care of the problem R.JT jrrow said. "It zeros in on those . ? incidents when an athlete steps 1 ..JZ* ole of sportsman and into the role explaii waters tlfiPfl 1' irtcrastflr Rrvnnf nnmhol cnnlrp 11 -- ? j ? ?" attemr ow on a special sports segment. what *. mines, Gumbel asked, what is frkrit, 1 what isn't on the field of play? excess >rosecutor and the jury will Two i what is reasonably related to the jsanHm >rrow told Gumbel. A film clip was wn of Boston hockey players nto the New York stands to battle fans. is Marion er, getting his first two shots on ear, scored two goals within two each other in the second half. and John Everett added the final e Gamecocks. jw 12-3-1 on the year and will host ington Sunday at 2 p.m. at the I, where it is unbeaten in seven I 11 ING 111 M. 7 i . i the Year! i enlarged their ??. s original size! A IPMENT g RAII5 I m EXERCISE EQUIP- (? 10THING BOXING C" :H MORE ONE! EVER! t. Store th9am-9pm j. . pm 9wa. I Block off Blossom JL s is certainly not hockey," Hoitow the act. Th out. the commh p is shown of Los Angeles basketball "That tel areem Abdul-Jabbar slugging Kent done to i i of Milwaukee after Benson's flying hazards," lad Jabbar doubled over in pain. graduate, c I, obviously, this is not the way ,.jT WA, ball should be played," Horrow said. th i, the jury would make the deter- Qver 100 ? on* ball game , GUMBEL asked, isn't government nn^ndnH intion going to "muddy the water?" "That's I i government gets in now," Horrow n,lf Ai led. "It's the states that muddy the n^no nnlv* under the present system. What we t Jr ?^ s a uniform federal statement that thovharfn >ts to clear the waters by defining wjjroncct is excessive physical force on the P II field or hockey rink and what is not "Woii t\ iveforce." .*7M1'" we re mo hearings have been held thus far on maybe not II \ 1 ?? 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