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Sports
8 Monday, September 9, 1985
THE GAMECOCK
Baseball, 19
A troubled
The major-league baseball set
October, and for some, it can't er
For all the great and glorious t
happened, have been as ma
developments in the national pas
For every record set has been ;
to overshadow the accomplishm
game's exciting plays and playe
ingerers and malcontents who ha
ter to do than whine and compl
"job."
All this has combined to mal
memorable and a forgettable c
review exactly what has gone on
ahead.
This season began under a cloi
ty, with the threat of a second p
four years a very real possibility. ,
players demand for a larger eoni
owners to the pension plan, bas<
tage of the television revenue r
leagues.
The owners would not bud
stance, and this logjam resultec
walkout by some of the m
employees this side of the Atlan
the players got about half what t
in the process alienated many
heard too much negotiation ai
baseball.
While all this was going on ol
sport was enjoying a great year
number of records and achicvem
chased and accomplished, and th
were quite interesting.
Tom Seaver won his 300th ga
New York, where he started his c
ed tame; Kod Carew, a cont
California, was collecting his 3,
against his former team, the Mi
Poetic justice was not lacking in
season.
And, of course, 44-year-ol
reunited with the Cincinnati Red
is) chasing Ty Cobb's all-time r
base hits. The excitement created
made up for the despair felt by I
there would be no baseball after <
of the strike.
Which brings us to another ki
fallen kind, the kind the "game'
in recently. The ones who destr
and minds by using drugs, and tl
protected by the media and far
play baseball for a living. Pei
"Four Second Chances" Howe,
live in Los Angeles, and who i
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team wins
ugglsh start
m remains unbeaten after overfirst
half to record a 4-1 win
a State Panthers yesterday at
learlv scored in the onenine
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ch on a powerful shot that was
ng save from South Carolina
Lipka. Georgia State kept up
ttled the Gamecocks end-to-end
f the first half.
1-0 less than 10 minutes into the
Baltzegar throw-in that Doug
or his fifth goal of the season.
)ught back and drew even 20
they turned a penalty kick into
ded by USC this season.
ed the Panther penalty kick by
md diving to his right. The ball
and, bounced off the post and
; only score of the match.
ined that his string of shut-outs
to last October ? would still be
linger naan i come up snon.
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1 * Philpot, USC held ?
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flanker Troy Dougl
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ggjgj Payton's pass up the
taineers fell to 0-1.
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the game and I
d it off. I didn't think 1
as expected, won the tricity that we 1
;pected the score to be "We had bc<
this would be
i pass interference call that's exactly w
an by free safety Greg of tackles and t
off the Mountaineers' , hard and well.'
ning drive in the final ASU runninj
rushing attack,
II on its own 29-yard defense throug
n the fourth quarter, tribute 193 yar
Jayton connected with In addition t
as twice for 32 yards enthusiasm, M
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tnd a 15-yard penalty, very well," he
/, Philpot picked off (Hold) did a
: middle to end the Ap- most of the tir
eat and secure USC's life out there.'
season. The Moun- To prepare
against Michig
USC head coach Joe said USC will
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gainst The Citadel. said.
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Joe Morrison
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iasm was not very good,"
had talked about it before
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we had the feeling of elecnormally
have.
en concerned all week that
a difficult ball game, and
hat it was. We missed a lot
hey (the Mountaineers) ran fy
g back John Settle led the
finding holes in the USC
:hout the evening to con
ds.
o poor tackling and lack of
lorrison said USC's inexinsive
line also hurt the
xformance.
offensive line didn't play
said. "(Quarterback) Mike
good job scrambling, but
ne, he was running for his
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for the upcoming game
an on Sept. 21, the coach
"work like hell" this week.
on, we can't afford to play
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