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Sports 10 Wednesday, April 30, 1986 % H^HHO| 6 4, 250 pound center Leonard Burton Student post Carolina Tria From staff reports Parker Norwood posted I tie lowest overall lime in I he lirsi Carolina I r i a t h a I <> n held Saturday. Competing in the male student viivniwil, (l^v. I O - M ?, i>UI ?\uuu completed the tiuaiter-mile swim, live-mile hike tide and tvmj mile t tin in W: IV. Winner's ol other divisions use track three schoi By KEN COSTELLO Stall wriliir IJSf's tiack 'earn set three school records I his past weekend at l li e I' e n n K e I :i v s in I'hiladclnhia I wo school re< ords loll last Ihursday night when Kob Devlin ran tho 10,000 metei run in 10 OS and Ken (ostello I unshod the 5,000 motor run in a lime of 14:30. (ia mccoc k spr i nior (>111 o I ayloi also sot a school Kvofd with a time of 10 44 in tho I'M) metei dash I ayloi (unshed fourth in ific cvi-ii! won In, lohrun Ciioyol I'itt?buti'fi, a!io holds the world record in ihe in door f>() meter dash I ;S( also fared well in othoi '.vt iii Dale fiorke earned .i lir > pl.r.e tie in the polo vault *."in ? *. _ ? UOI Q lip News: 7726 Features: 3913 Char oftfFE/ I ^/s 791 ;j Located at 11 ... just across Gervais St | ^ H W m iSR * started every game for USC in 1985 :s fastest thalon time were as follows: Sue Vujasin (42:^2), female sludent age IK-30; Kiosiow Hc-idari (52:36), male student age 31-45; Rob Chiles (SVIl>), faeully/staff male age 1H-30; laiehi Sugimolo (40:20), fainit y/si a f t male ape 31-45; ( hailes I'oole (67:03), faculty staff male age 4S and over, and Dixie Woolen (56:36), facul i y/st a I f female age 31-45. * team sets ol records petition with a jump of 15' 6". 11k- (lamecocks' spiint medley iclay lea in linished ninth with a time <>l .1:21. I he team, which was composed ol Anthony lien non, Ollie laylor, Mark I aylor and Rodney I'atterson, was only two seconds oil the school lecoid. lolm I'oehlem placed iilili in the discus throw with a lull I <>! I H" "Wc'ic bellei lioni head to toe this yeai and we're looking to win tiw oi si\ individual titles at the \ 1' 11o ( oiileietiee champion ships," ( '?.it h ( hat lie Siionj' S.lltl I In* (laineux.ks vull host I he < it;ul<-l tins Satutdav .it Weeins|{.r Imi I rai I ;it . p.m. I lie M- t!(. ( tiniereiui- champion hip i'e S( hednled lot M.iv i ' I in I ;i!l;ihassee, I la. 7 Call at Sports: 7182 Photo: 3913 v 'Jfyr/A/rm 8r 5638 10 State Street t. Bridge, 5 mins. from USC Buffalo draft From staff and wire reports I JSC" center Leonard Hurton was selected in the third round <>l Tuesday's National loothall l.eague draft t>y the Buffalo Hills. The 6-4, 250-pound Memphis, lenn., native was the 77th overall pick of the draft. T he Hills, who acquired the I os Angeles Rains' third-round choice, made Hurton the first player from South Carolina and the second center taken in the draft. In addition to Hurton, several other USC players were expected to be drafted. Running backs Kent Hagood and Thomas Dendy were i/. ??.. ...... ;ki.. i i.~: v \ ' 11 i v i i v, v i n; i/\. IdlWI UlillU LIUMLATN, as well as (iamccock punter 'lorn O'Connor. Hagood, a 6-loot, 21K pound Hasley native, gained 474 yards on 95 carries during the 19K5 season, an average of five yards per carry, lie also scored six touchdowns. Dendy carried the ball I IK times in I9H5 lor 560 yards. He averaged 4.7 yards, and he also scored six touchdowns. O'Connor averaged 4.1.7 yards in 52 punts with a net average of .17.7 I he first two picks ol the draft weie no surprise. The lainpa Hay Buccaneers took Auhurn running back Ho Jackson, the 1985 Heisrnan I rophy winner. I he Atlanta Falcons, picking second, took Oklahoma nose tackle lony Casillas. While Casillas said he is anxious to sign with the falcons, Jackson isn't sure whether he'll be playing football or baseball. Jackson, a center fielder for the I igers, said he'll wait until after the June baseball draft to make a choice. Asked what would determine his decision, Jackson icplicd, "My hear!." In lhe third pick of the day, the Houston Oilers chose Purdue quarterback Jim Iwerett. I he Oilers already have Wancn Moon, a veteran of the Canadian Football I eague, hut he has failed to live up to expectations and is entering Ins third year ol a million deal. Donate31F Blood I together. _ A SB i in; kill It >s, Be; us, ( a Lit >ns, Mi ill's, Ni^htluwks, () Wildcats, Xcr w4. M W 'S; mm jfe im V, afc... KyiK-r f hk ksare easy t( >drive* h >i (< unpk'tc1 Jctailst >n tlu"> MAKE YOUR MC RYDER Co-sponsored by CAROLINA component of Carolina Progr s Burton in tl Kent Hagood, a running back, avoragod five yard) Indianapolis, which solved its quarterback situation by trading for (iary Hogcboom Monday, picked Alabama defensive end Jon Hand. Hand, who was considered I he top defensive end in the draft, was the fourth pick. St. Louis, drafting fifth, made the day's first surprise selection by picking Anthony Bell, a linebacker from Michigan State. Offensive linemen were the next I wo picks in the draft. New Orleans made tackle Jim Dombrowski of Virginia the sixth pick, while | OLJINVJL.A * * South Carolii mmmmmmtm B'lillllVli I?Ii VlKKl4i i !iIMKV1M[< ilmm I >?iw^s, bibles, 1t( )j^s, C i,it< >rs, 1 lumcane wis, Panthers, Quails, Raa >rhacks, Sctnii us.YaksaiulZehrasall make-the ri^ht nu> ' N T x S #' * ^L' 1,l' iii ul easy to rent this spring ami fall withv ami < >tIkt I^yclcr ilisu Hints, sir your Rye ?VL. CALL YOUR LOCAL jj! 1 JhALhK NOW. JL EXTRAS 'Ml I tilt-wild Blvd. am Union' 7'9"?? bird round RAY GRONBERGIThe Gamecock t per carry and scored six touchdowns in 1985 Kansas City made Brian Jowziak of West Virginia the No. 7 choice. ^ San Diego, which received the eighth pick of the draft because of a trade with Minnesota, selected pass-rushing specialist Leslie O'Neal of Oklahoma State. The ninth and IOth selections were also surprises. Pittsburgh chose Temple guard John Kicnstra, and Philadelphia selected Ohio State running back Keith Byars, who sat out most of his senior season with a broken foot. A S 25% off I rui's Largest Selection log s, Indians, Jayhawks, Knights, mlcsj klc, I inicorns, Vikings, vc with Rydor. w >|\x.ial Ryder R< mnd-Irip Rates. ler Representative (>n campus. g* BTRYDER.THE RIGHT MOVE. < A Hycktf System Comparry 'f Jtyrfcff Tfijffc ffcmtallnr i