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NCAA refuses From Staff Reports Tf On a close vote that suprised some open observers, the NCAA Rules Committee from *" ? n - delayed adoption 01 tne 43-secona-snoi-, i\c clock for its Division I schouU. Hou: Division II and III schools will continue to Ther experiment with the shot clock next season, Th as they have done the past two seasons. tion, The issue that the committee failed to nis / resolve was whether to impose a 45-second Ai rule for the entire game or abandon it in the tion last four minutes, Edward Steitz said at a staff news conference Wednesday. Steitz, the only member present at the news conference, said the panel also decided to: U Adopt use of a coaching box, effective for Garr the next season; colle Increase the number of timeouts from loca three to four in games involving the elec- will tronic media; T1 Continue a dan on use ot television reiays wcci for officiating purposes. recei > Si Wr' v W ' 1 . V 1/ Y M/ 0 i/. 1 ? V J 9 t ? / i v v C " * ^ * I V " v V V v * t > V > V ^ > > X " S t \ - *' ' v v / X -V v ***** i < , y ** ** * ? X - * ^ SiF llr *' K0 ml jgfi I 1^*1 . irM . / <i / * A < 1 ^'!yv '-f,V V'?'AJ7^ < '-JV ? * ) -V , ,/;^T> -. , ' ;! . Jfj# '? . ? - ' # / i | <&$984 Seer Brewed by M11l^f y^ij^C$?' i to adopt 4! IE FIRST annual USC's men's spring table tennis tournament will be held i April 10 to April 27. :gistration will be held at the Russell tion pc se Game Room today and tomorrow. Afte e is a $3 entry fee. Ameri< le tournament will be double elimina- Wadsv played by the United States Table Ten- averag Association standards. an avi lyone possessing a valid USC identifica- round, card, or is a member of the faculty or stroke: , is eligible for the tournament. Wac of nir golf. SC's NATIONALLY ranked lecocks will play in the Furman Inter:giate tournament. The tournament, TH1 ted in Greenville, started yesterday and home last until Saturday. on Sat o i. ? : i^ ic oamcl'utks, coining un <111 iuic v_m un cend, took over the 11th spot in the most Stadiu nt National Collegiate Athletic Associa- One " v* 'VxTv- c LVL, -2 >- U Vol1 : ^ ti vw^t^ x ^ k ^ " o C>V W i- i v ?' ^ v v v w iV O(K^ v * v?v c ;X *^ " * v ^C" > k . V' "s. ;-. ... ^ iiAjMWWBHBBW^^Bif k y -^B-%. i iv xilVlBMnMM^WnMail^# P"?^| '"": ~ < -^^K 'r ;~4f'- L -r~t ? | > "' | . \J(t \4|?|H| 1 T",- ' ~ ' '~-*'~JZL ' "?!>' ~-~~V-) f> ,f- ^.. JrV .;:-r-:.v ^:1v^^^-:-- i7:;jy--;^'j:i-J-;v f:_l; 5-second shot sports briefs ??? ???*? >11. r four tournaments, Carolina's Allca candidates ? seniors Fred THE US' yorth and Webb Heintzelman ? are Carolina In ing below-par scores. Wadsworth has 12:30 p.m. u erage of 70.33 strokes per 18-hole Track. , while Heintzelman comes in at 71 Joining th s per round. from North isworth began the season with a string Tennessee, F le consecutive rounds of below-par sity of Nortl There will E GAMECOCKS will wrap up the portion of their 1984 tennis schedule USC'S V urday, playing the University of North ticipate in th na at 1:30 at Sam Daniel Tennis ment this wi Five of ti e again Carolina has received votes in Durham for (L ^ frlv y x. ^Bi : clock itercollegiate Tennis Rankings, igh to crack the national top 20. C track team will host the vitational on Staurday from intil 5:00 p.m. at Weems Baskin e Gamecocks will be the teams Carolina State University, East urman, The Citadel and Univerl Carolina at Charlotte. be no score keep in the meet. WOMEN'S golf team will parle Duke Invitational golf tournaeekend in Durham N.C. he top twenty teams will be in the tournament. i cm K. In. w. pnf g -i QJ - _ M 1