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S.C. Hall oi
From Staff and Wire Reports
Former USC quarterback Tommy Sug
was one of six athletes inducted Friday nig
into the S.C. Athletic Hall of Fame.
Former Gamecock basketball standc
John Roche was also inducted.
Denver Nuggets basketball player A1
English, who also played for Carolina, u
named the state's professional athlete of t
year. Clemson defensive back Terry Kinai
drafted by the New York Giants, v\
honored as the amateur athlete of the yea
Althea Gibson, Art Gregory, John Sim
son and the late Herb Rollins were al
inducted.
Suggs, who set 15 quarterback records
USC, said, "This is the highlight of r
athletic career. I never expected anything li
this. I had a lot of great players with me ai
a lot of help."
The Hall of Fame also gave spec
recognition to USC grounds supervisor Sar
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so BEN NILES, a 5-10, 155-pound forwar
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at with USC's soccer team.
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because of an ankle injury, scoring sevt
goals and recording five assists. Niles wj
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He is a quality young man and a
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A DUKE University tennis player and
te former Israeli Davis Cup player won a
ar preliminary injunction Friday against the
:n NCAA, which revoked his eligibility after his
as freshman season in 1982.
m The suit by Chaim Arlosorov alleges that a
National Collegiate Athletic Association rule
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Arlosorov was discharged from the Israeli v;
Army in 1979, shortly after his 20th birthday.
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entered Duke, he represented Israel in several fl
Davis Cup matches.
Under the rule, anyone 20 years old or 1?
older, is charged with one year of eligibility IH
for each 12-month period in which any competition
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