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II Gool captu By Andrew Miller II Cool's 26-12 victory over Columbia Hall propelled them into the No. 1 spot on the first intramural football poll of the 1983 season. Phi Kappa Sigma, ranked second, was a 34-6 winner over z,eta Beta Iau, and third ranked Leechers shut out Delta Upsilon 25-0. Rounding out the top five are No. 4 Doobies, and No. 5 Attackers, 19-0 and 14-0 respectively. The Army ROTC, ranked sixth, defeated Thornwell 12-0 while No. 7G.D.I. was a 12-0 winner over Navy ROTC. Dynasty, Caucasians and Sigma Nu ? the eighth-, ninth- and lOth-ranked teams, respectively ? were all winners. /"\ < U vara r\ At*r urarn V n rtrl l/^ n m m n Wliici wiuiiti^ wtit i tv, anu ivappa Alpha, both 6-0. University Inn defeated the Douglas Avengers 9-6, and Bates House was a 2-0 winner over Wade Hampton Hotel. In the women's division, Tri Delta beat Delta Zeta 14-0. All other women's games were rained out, so there will be no women's poll this week. H^W A , .... Mmp % . : - *-v <4 V<< 1 f <**? ?' !*?&*&? *.. . >.? *<>f -; f-' < Now you see it... Douglas' Reggie Hayes makes a move on an opp Rehabilitation time By Ray Mclndoe Recuperation and rehabilitation sp limes for USC athletes have been lii reduced with the help of athletic ot trainers and new techniques in sports yz medicine. USC senior offensive guard George th Smith nulled his left auadricep. the cc great extensor muscle of the front thigh, covering Chris Norman's th school-record-tying, 80-yard punt ver- pi sus Miami of Ohio. Smith had injured qi I the same muscle during spring h< training. th ___ 1 George Smith USC senior offensive lineman receives treatment frc strained his quadrir.ep against Miami of Ohio two SportS - ni _ 4 - x" a i _a. res no. i spot in first inn Men's Intramural Football Poll Rank Team Record > *Mjg? 1 II Cool (Preston) t-0 V ^ 2 Phi Kappa Sigma 1-0 b Attackers 1-0 *gj|p' .J/m 6 Army ROTC 1-0 9 Caucasians 1-0 10 Sigma Nu 1-0 Volleyball entries opened on Monday for the men's, women's and CoRec leagues. Entries will close for volleyball on Oct. 4. Tennis entries close Tuesday. Entry fee is Ww&l nnp unr\npnpH pan r?f tannic which must be paid at the time of entry. - ' ? .. iqO- / ?. .,.; Intramural Football pfwio by Mery Arm HoBii gan gwens carries Mike Santiago off after lonent in a 9-6 loss to University Inn. loss to the Leechers. i shorter with new processes huT* "I was getting timed in (he 110 (yard three ,,mes a,daJ;. W!,h thc hclP of ^ ring) and pulled up at the 20 yard ',e. 'n,ensc rehabilitation program, , re. The coaches heard it pop at the Sm,'h lsr ?"P?ted to miss only two gig her end of the field, some 80 or 90 weeks of action he said. irds away," he said. . Senior offensive tackle Mark Brown From s, t-u i ui c .i ii injured his knee while blocking during The probable cause of the pull was ,J . ,, b Quai 4 . . r .u u the North Carolina game. , , ie overstretching of the hamstring as .... , . ? ,, bench I a .if a u -a 1 heard my knee pop, Brown r> , jmpared with the quadricep, he said. . , _ . ' ^ ,. Duke, e . said. The pain was awesome, mcredi- , IC?,~ u Smith ancs thronpn ultrasound K ' I JSC he learpy ? vibrations' of "the""same ble'. " wf ,h?.rm?st Iraumauc e"- ~'l th Tysical nature as sound but with frc- periencc o my I e. well, at aencies above the range of human Hc wen' trough arthroscopy . taring. He also undergoes high volt surfry 7" exploratory or possibly cor- B lerapy and full-motion stretching two rect.onal surgery in which three pencil like probes are inserted into a joint news | through a small hole to view the internal muscular structure. Brown said the Caro doctors spotted a torn ligament and 14-0, a somecartilage damage. exercise the rest of the leg enough so Gamec< gaaafer ^ > - .:.:v 4?<? that one quadricep does not get smaller wjn jy than the other. Muscular balance is Qf 20 wmwwVwim!!mfy f essential to any athlete, he said. ^ linebacker, was injured when a face d mask struck the inside of his knee dur- jjftec| jr ing a preseason scrimmage. He said he was forced to take himself out of the "Tha UNC game when the pain was so bad have be HBMpp*-/ f M'MM vogei riaes an exercise bicycle, goes corners ^ *? running four days a week, does leg The f curls, powerpress and works out on the jand sai< "" orthotron machine ? an isokinetic 'Lewis r IP^V* machine for joint rehabilitation. ' \ IBlSr"No one realizes that we don't go ? a.?c \ ? * out there every day and just take it r \* : easy. Every time you go out there to a ?r .. ^ practice or a game, you take a chance c 11 in^ on getting hurt. It's not a part of the Dene Photo by Joe Jackson ?amC VOU enj?V' it>S JliSt a chance you a toud have to take, ' an(j a ( jm the high voltage stimulator machine. Smith "You just have to learn to live with 35 yart weeks ago. it," Vogel said abmit the pain. I i t ? . 1 1 1 * f # . > 1 < ' ' * ' amural poll .. I Iib% ?.< . .""jjunini ^ 1 Ik I H m "x W- >'* * < v > ?>' SHI' v JL V* * ' i j/ ?,/%, * k&Mi* SNrf'- ' ' Jv ?.4? ' *.: ' " ^ > . \ vT* > <v' > jj jjjjl ^ j^fc ^ ' ' Photo by Mary Ann Hollis he suffered a sprain ankle in Delta Upsilon 25 0 rnson 10 cnanne rting quarterback iff and Wire Reports erback Allen Mitchell, who came off the 3 spark Saturday's come-from-behind win over k'lll start Saturday against 14th-ranked Georgia, id football coach Joe Morrison said Monday. tught Mitchell ran the team well, read the defenses d overall had a fine football game. He will start Georgia, and we will >wn when Mitchell F* Bill Bradshaw late in ?*/ cks rolled to a 31-24 ^ itchell completed 14 Allen Mitchell asses for 242 yards USC quarterback touchdowns. He also ran for 24 vards and Hirprferl d ground drive for the winning touchdown. ictory over the Atlantic Coast Conference team iependent Carolina's record to 2-1. t was one of the more exciting football games I in around in a few years," Morrison said. ,4I am f our young men. I don't know if we turned any but we had a lot of comebacks in that second half, rst-year coach praised the Gamecock offensive line backs Kent Hagood, Thomas Dendy and Quinton in well. od, Dendy and Lewis accounted for all 92 yards on ,>r r:nnt ,i_:. i 1 i i : i i i nidi ='_\m nig uiivc. iyciiuy anu ixwin ioiuoiiicu )f the yards while Hagood ran for 30 yards inthe winning 10-yard touchdown run. y finished the game with 95 yards on 10 carries and down. Hagood carried 11 times, netting 58 yards tuchdown, while Lewis ran the hall seven times for