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USC point From Staff and Wire Reports South Carolina sophomore point guard Chris Troutman had his injured right wrist re-examined Tuesday showing no evidence of a fracture. Troutman injured the wrist a week ago Monday in an intra-squad scrimmage. A basketball office spokesman said the injury is being treated as a severe sprain. ALLEN "SKIP" Wise, a former basketball player at Clemson University in the mid-1970s, is one of 22 people who have been indicted for their alleged involvement in a uittjui cuiamc <tnu uciuiu uiMiiDunun ring according to Dennis Hill, a spokesman for the Baltimore city police. City Proscutor Kurt Schmoke said Tuesday's grand jury indictments stemmed from an 18-month undercover investigation prompted by information from area residents. (V |PBW?^ipWlpwwwrr?,' ^">'';'r!gMMM| ! DONEEROUNDED UP ? ff: I MY WIFE AND KIDS 9E CBTlBi. I! 4UBL N JBtafr /T^'> JM 8 WDSw^NOTMV J^i 1 MILLER HI6H LIPE. \|E|8g jL *"_ ~_ "_r -~^^H W/k'/ v*^H n ?L-w* : r-jn I M&n$''mm guard re-ex Wise left Clemson in his sophomore year and signed a multi million dollar contract with the Baltimore franchise in a new pro basketball league. But the league folded before any games were played. The 28-yearr?lrl WiCP WJac nn-lKlo tn miLn inn v- ?' ?^v f* mo uuui/tv iv iiiuiw any nanuitai Basketball Association team after numerous tryouts. D CAL RIPKEN, Rookie of the Year in the American League just one year ago, was named 1983 AL Most Valuable Player, narrowly defeating Baltimore teammate Eddie Murray in the balloting. Ripken, 23, led the AL in hits with 211, runs with 121 and doubles with 47 last raoc/\n Un nlr rv r\1 n/^o/4 n rv* 1aa/??(a owa^uti. a *v~ uuu jjiawvu cuiii/ug nit ita^ut leaders in batting average (.318), RBI (102), game-winning RBI (17) and slugging average (.517) to go along with his 27 homers. wwr 5 S^B mhbbS |j V' .W^5::; ^y^vs^s^ ^BWrSSSlS^'*^ H| iim i Lv-i-ivyt-i>ii L.iru rVT^f f . ^^Hl^|pJ'jV| -:H^.y.-r-:j^g^--.^Bfcfc: ^ - :i; amined; wris sports briefs Ripken was also the onlv Dlaver in the league to play every inning of all 162 games this year, extending his streak of consecutive games to 280. TENTH ? RANKED Clemson was eliminated from the NCAA soccer playoffs Wednesday, losing 1-0 to Alabama A&M. Nathaniel Obedebe scored the only goal of the game to lead sixth-ranked A&M to the National Collegiate Athletic Association virtr?rv The loss ends the season for the Tigers, who finish the year at 16-3-2. fly jBrSHBj l|? more v t not broken The game started quickly for Clemson as Chuck Nash took what proved to be the Tigers' only shot of the first half within a minute. From that point on, the Bulldogs dominated the half. With 15:40 remaining, Ibezim Ofedu threw the ball inbounds to Rahman Alarape, who tapped the ball to Obedebe for the score. The Bulldogs had a first-half chance when Tiger goalie Jamie Swanner came out of the box to deflect Nashon Oluoch's shot, leaving the goal open, but the ball was cleared away. The Tigers, who dominated the second half, missed on another scoring opportunity when Gary Conner's shot was fumbled by Bulldog goalie Chidi Opara. Nash was too late getting to the ball, and Opara was able to recover. SPECIAL :F anv steak dinner costinq $3.00 ith valid USC ID, Student and Faculty I ANY day ANY time at all stores [ )x Abbott Dr. 767 St. Andrews Rd. I ayce St. Andrews 1 1-4220 772-9252 u TOrtV q MTt I fm a Serving Military ) 11 I II IIT an(j Civilians | iFRIGERATOR SPECIAL for 5 cu. ft. Refrigerator per Semester. as big as U.S.C rental units. | plus... Electric Typewriters [ j Television Sets ] Vacuum Cleaners I Electric Fans ! j Microwave Ovens t| And much more! [ I ^rBlv^fj * ion l/r?/w/ a r\? }?-z> r\i iua nuuuli lj\ . i! presents + I r CLEMSON vs USC" iper Stub Special I \t Ticket Stub of Clemson vs I or this coupon w/order and 1 It's Good For J WlYEjSAlMllpdTATd *" ] md BREAD all for only $2.99 I expires 11/20/83 |