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Ihe * unning oacK iveni nagoou arc cApctieu iu niss action tomorrow because of injuries. Although returning starters Sumpter and Lewj Teague won't play against The Citadel, they -rher are coriTiderit the teairTcari surviv<T without re them. back Head trainer Terry Lewis predicts they will Sl be ready for action for the Duke game Sept. char 22. Sup< "I believe everything will go pretty well," A, ^nmntpr caiH "I ran make a contribution " " "" via 111 but I also believe anybody can be replaced." rayt Teague said, "I wish I could play right jt ? now. I just don't want to go back too fast and reinjure (my knee)." Teague, a 6-7, 287-pound offensive tackle ^uri from Gaffney had arthroscopic surgery on cont his knee. . Sumpter? 6-1, 220 pound defensive end OIIe from Camden, suffered a stress fracture to l^at his left heel on the first day of practice, an in- P jury Lewis described as a freak accident. Wlt^ He said other injuries were "the usual ?'- J bunch of bruises". USC blanks Gal From Staff Reports Sea USC's women's volleyball team began Nat their season with a victory Wednesday by bee shutting out Florida University 3-0 in Gainesville. wh< Carolina, under new head coach Bonnie 363 Kenny, defeated the Gators 15-13, 15-11, and ins 15-6. Sophomore middleblocker Lori Rowe Pit - - - o _ led the Gamecocks with 17 kills, while ^e: freshman Lorri Anderson followed with 16. USC had a slow start in the match, trailing tra 3-0 in the first game before fighting back to a sis 15-13 victory. j The squad's next match is today against coi the University of Minnesota at 4 p.m. The contest is part of the two-day Central Florida Tournament being held in Orlando. rur fnr IVI gal < FRANCO HARRIS, failing to reach an "V agreement with the Pittsburgh St^elers, sign- I'v ed a one-year contract Wednesday with the ye* Focus Or America' Fugijsss ^ Support the m) March MOBai BWTH DtFE fir# wick J* iJP ra fUlCKj^l i s " $2.50 ? 3 OUR REGULAR P M - COLOR PRINT PF M 1417 Sumter St. ml Columbia, S.C. JggPh. 254-9329 W1PB |i*npi ??f ww mwvinii vmun)( . * V fKffl Expiration Date Sept. 30, 1984 * Go 6s to have son opener :kle Roy Hart is recovering from a in wrist suffered three weeks ago; acker Paul Vogel is taking care of a 5 tied elbow. V arterbacks Allen Mitchell and Jim Desi have mild concussions and runnick Quinton Lewis has a bruised thigh.- i t while these players should be ready for Citadel, Sumpter and others will not. Vith Sumpter we just don't know," is said. "We have to see how it mends, e's no way of telling when he'll definiteturn. We can only predict when he'll be ? ? impter has two casts. At night he iges from one cast into another "like ;rman" he said. t first he didn't realize'the extent of the age to his foot. "If I hadn't had the XI'd probably still be walking around on sague says players "get injured the most ng scrimmages. That's when we have act. Last year we had a lot of injuries on the nsive line and 1 hope it's not going to be way this year too." ffensive coordinator Frank Sadler agreed i Teague. "We've made progress in a lot areas," he said, "but we need folks thy." :ors 6-u ttle Seahawks. Harris, the second leading ional Football League career rusher, had n with Pittsburgh since 1972. 'I hope I look good in blue/' said Harris, 0 trails Jim Brown in career rushing by 1 yards. Harris will be wearing number 34 lead of the familiar number 32 he wore in tsburgh. That number is occupied by attle's Cullen Bryant. The Steelers offered Harris a one-year conict for $557,000, but he balked at their intence on a last-year option clause. Harris' agent, Bart Beier, said the Seattle utract was "comparable to the one I just aut negotiated with the Steelers." rhe Seahawks signed Harris a day after ming back Curt Warner had knee surgery an injury he sustained in the Cleveland ne Monday. seahawks Coach Chuck Knox said. /e're just real happy to have Franco here, e been a big admirer of him for many irs." .. of Dimes CIS FCXINOATtONOUm ' |K 'HOTO Izrw OFF s 1 RICES ON | H IOCESSING = II ip