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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) ? Nevada bookmj
(8tt drubbing given the Washington Redskins
Will
The legal books suffered a multi-million <
making the Los Angeles Raiders a 3-point ur
Sunday's 38-9 rout.
"It was the biggest single amount we ever wr<
gest single amount we ever lost," said Jimmy
Barbary Coast sports book, where limits wer
bet. "It was a bad day at Black Rock. The on]
that we gave the money to our friends.
"We are tattered and torn here in Las Vef
resilient and we will bounce back," he laughe
Bookmakers had estimated legal betting in
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) ? As his nation's
brightest hope for a 1984 Winter
Olympic gold medal, three-time men's world
figure skating champion Scott Hamilton has
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most dominant figure in the last Olympics.
Hamilton, who earned his fourth straight
American title here during the U.S. Figure
Skating Championships, will lead what he
and other Olympic veterans proclaim as
possibly the best American team yet into
Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, in two weeks.
His teammates will include defending
world and now three-time American
women's champion Ros^lynn Sumners, fourtime
American and 1983 world bronze
Five USC player:
(AP) ? USC linebacker Mike Durrah, Fi
back Stanford Jennings, Clemson kicker Bol
USC defensive lineman Rickey Hagood were 111
tions to the South Carolina Sportswriters am
1983 all-state college football team announced
The team, announced by the Spartanburg I
was selected by 31 of the state's sportswril
scasters. Durrah, Jennings, Paulling and Hagc
on all 31 ballots.
? Clemson guard James Farr was named on 2
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in Super Bowl Raiders.
"The loss to the state's s]
iollar loss for millions," said Sonny Reizner
iderdog before "But that's one of the hazards
all the friends we made, all th<
this event."
ote and the big- Betting at the Castaways w
Vaccaro of the while at the Barbary Coast it v
e $100,000 per Vaccaro said more than $2
ly good thing is Coast, with the sports book's
"It just goes with the terril
5as, but we are can't lose, you certainly can't
d. you have to be a gracious los<
the state would "We were paying late intc
tunately for the game ended until probably mi
.S. chamnion
medalists ice dancers Judy Blumberg and
Michael Seibert, 1982 world gold medalist
Elaine Zayak and the four-time American
champion pairs team of Peter and Kitty
Carruthers.
All acquired their titles and berths on the
Olympic team during the nationals, which
ended with an exhibition of champions Sunday
night.
Th#? 9f.vpnr.nW Hamilton ? who MrnpH
four perfect marks of 6.0 for style during his
classy free-skating final Friday ? will carry
the "can't lose" mantle among Americans at
the Winter Games.
It's the same distinction Eric Heiden bore
s named to Asso
irman running USC offensive tackle Rusty
3 Paulling and lineman James Robinson of <
lanimous selec- two ballots.
d Sportscasters Clemson placed eight play<
I Tuesday. by Furman with six and USC
ierald-Journal, Carolina State each had tw
;ers and sport- Presbyterian and Wofford hi
tod were named The rest of the offensive t
and Ira Hillary of USC at '
10 ballots, while Citadel at tight end, Paul Jc
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mcy was bet on the underdog "I don't think a
Reizner said of the
[>orts books had to be in the "A lot of people
of the Castaways sports book, of winning, but I <
of the occupatioif. Just look at could win by that 1
: strangers that came in just for Reizner said the
Bowl *84 the bigge:
as about 60-40 for the Raiders He had predicted
fas closer to 3-1 for the winners, the game, but now
million was bet at the Barbary million, possibly e>
loss "running into six figures." predicting last wee
tory." Vaccaro added. "If you "Everyone was
: win. To be a gracious winner, change," Reizner
er." "Then the last thr
> the night , from the time the over the world. Oi
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when he won five speedskating gold medals
in 1980, and why Hamilton sought him out sk
last year. ol
"I learned to use what he told me," said se
Hamilton, trying to become the first
American since David Jenkins in 1960 to win d:
a men's skating gold medal. fi
"He just said to enjoy it and make sure 0
you're as trained as possible ... He turned it cl
from a pressure and hassle into something
enjoyable," Hamilton said. ^
And Hamilton, of Denver, clearlv relishes
his role as the unofficial leader of an
18-member figure skating squad he calls "the el
strongest we've ever seen. We have a chance n
for two ladies to be on the podium, two men, b
pairs and dance." E
ciated Press all-sta
Russell and Clemson defensive JimHannaofWo
Clemson were named on all but quarterback and (
Newberry at runn
;rs on the honor team, followed
: with five. Newberry and South Also named to
o selections while The Citadel, Edgar Pickett of
id one each. linemen, Jimmy T
earn has Billy Risher of Furman Furman at lineba*
wide receiver, Bill West of The Gibson of Furmar
>hannessen of Furman at tackle, of Clemson in the
(classified coaches should ap
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nybody expected that much superiority,"
blowout.
figured the Raiders had a legitimate chance
ion't think even the Raiders thought they
cind of a margin/* Vaccaro said.
last-minute flow of bettors made Super
st betting event of all time in Nevada.
1 last week that $50 million would be bet on
r says it was more like $60 million or $65
ren the $75 million other bookmakers were
k.
waiting early in the week for that 3 to
said of odds that favored the Redskins,
ee days they came in and played from all
lr people couldn't even take lunch breaks,
tickets so fast they couldn't look up."
lie gold
Sumners, 19, lost the short and freestyle
:ating portions of her program to 16 yeard
Tiffany Chin, who finished a surprising
cond overall, edging Zayak.
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and she and others in the American
gurc stealing esiaonsnment oeueve ner
verall strength will make her an Olympic
tiampion.
John Nicks, a veteran skating coach and
Ihin's tutor, is convinced. Blumbering and
eibert earned two 6.0 scores for style in their
legant four-minute long program Saturday
ight. They will enter the Olympics rated
ehind reigning world champs Christopher
>ean and Jaynbe Torvill of Great Britain.
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urner of Presbyterian and Buck Coatney of
ckers, Barney Bussey of S.C. State, Ernest
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