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Sports I P Wednesday, July 29, 1987 ^ 5 ?? HHiMiHuramiiwnmum F, plU PeP Folk Hv Rirhnrri Rrven 9 > '. The mailbag's empty, hut the sports guy is full of it Since we're almost done with cheering, high-fiving frenzy. I *U L* *L!? . ? .. - 5U11UUC1 aciiuui, 1 iiiuu^iu mis sneering lor ground DallsY would be a good time to answer That's right. Who says baseball is the mail I've received this boring? summer. Speaking of baseball, There's only one kink in this remember Bob Horner? He was plan. I didn't get any mail. the pudgy Atlanta Braves player 1 ne otner editors, leeiing sorry who liked to hit home runs and for me, began giving me all the got hurt a lot. Now he's playing mail addressed to "occupant." in a Japanese league, where he That doesn't cut it, but Ed still hits home runs and gets hurt. McMahon says 1 may have It makes me wonder why proalreadv won everv dollar on the mnter France rvr^vptt u/nntpH face of the earth. him to gain weight ? so he could This mail-less summer has left wrestle and play minor league the basic gaping hole in the oP ball at the same time for her. sports page, and my brain's star- Sure, in the minors he'd hit a ting to tell me to wing it ton of homers, but he'd also again . . . yeah, that's the ticket. weigh a ton. And how can you So without further ado, I will put the "standing grapevine" on now answer all the strange ideas Ric Flair when you spend every I've gotten in the past two other day with your arm in a months. sling? Remember, these are actual Speaking of getting fat, I can't I ideas from an actual sports guy. wait until the football buffet, er, Don't try this at home. season, opens at Williams-Brice I First ud. Mr. Baseball. No. Stadium. I can taste the fried 9 he's not Bob Uecker; he's New chicken and nachos now. York Yankee Don Mattingly. Oh, yeah, we're also going to Just look at what "The Natural" have a pretty good football team, has done lately. They look pretty hungry ? or He.^started at first base in the maybe it's just me. All-Star Game. He tied the all- Some of the Gamecocks who time record for home runs in con- have come back to campus are a ! I t ? I I A LI _ : 1!aa1 _ 1 XT Isecuuve games, ne nau uoucue- missing a lime nair. rso, imnKing figure streaks for hits and extra- about the 1987 schedule hasn't base hits. made them prematurely bald. Then, July 20 on ABC-TV's They've got Mohawk hairdos. Monday Night Baseball, he I'd give anything to see head ig decided to show everyone he had football coach Joe Morrison proa pretty good glove. wling the sidelines, looking like With teammate Tommy John Mr. T meets Johnny Cash. I bet making the Minnesota Twins skid he'd do it if it would help his grounder after grounder across young men beat Nebraska, a ^ the infield, Mattingly tied the all- Heck, I might do it if we can time record for put-outs by a first beat the Cornhuskers on their baseman. own turf. He made all three outs in the Well, isn't that special? I ran ninth inning to tie the mark, sen- out of space before I ran out of ding my roommates and I into a ideas. 1 I COME SEE 1 WHAT WE'VE GOT S FOR YOU! i individual leases ' swimming p security system sleeping & s laundry facilities * full furnitur I NOW PRELEASING SUMMER AND FA 1 With 30, 60, 90 Day Summer L< All Fall Leases Qualify For FREE Beac 1 m Columbia's Newest ; | //<ZZZZI_ Concept In IIJ^anagement] Student Living ) ] ! |? 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Jim Chili USC head soccer coach Mark Universit Berson and senior midfielder LSU is Scott Cook helped lead the South ? inclu< team to victory. recruit L Battling back from an injury Questi< suffered in pre-Festival training, ing con Cook played 70 of 90 minutes in Childers the South's 1-0 win over the ball coac North in the soccer finals. him rouj A veteran of national competi- In the tions, Cook scored all the goals coach E for the South team in the 1986 coaches Festival. school b Teammate Tommy Loeber made this year's South squad but Rober missed the Festival due to an intent w injury. least No >ool studying lofts e package ' rnn run LL ease Options h Weekend Drawing Office Hours M IT Q.Qn^.Qn ; 1U-1 i/,UU"U.UV n n 211 Main St. 254-7801 [! j! 1 'IL mw and new Our new owneri, Debbie end C want you to have New Yo ptice. - to give you a chancf introductory offer - Good until / Men, tired of paying high prices for j I Try Us! 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According to the course description, the uepanmeni win use Carolina coliseum, tnc USC Athletic Department and local sports organizations and clubs to compliment course offerings. 55* , tn * * * Childers Recruit t iversy surrounds the hir- One USC recruit Lower Richland High shine in summer joys' basketball coach while another has ders by Louisiana State chances to earn eligi y. this fall. ; one of several schools Gamecock golf rt j: i tcp ~ *u ~ J1I1& uov. ? vying iu L/dig dii wuii uic .R. star Stanley Roberts. Carolina Junior Gol ons were raised concern- ship July 22 in Myri flict of interest, and Over three days, said USC men's basket- an even-par 216 to ti h George Felton offered zi for the lead. He ?hly the same job. title on a judden-de : past, LSU basketball )ale Brown has hired Meanwhile, foo of other promising high Mike Dingle fell sh asketball players. quired ..score, o.n t College Test. 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D. are from the universities of North prtlig Carolina and Maryland. |g|ggglj i ' a 1 : J 4 _r *l - P 4.. m i* Lewis, me presiucm 01 me sports aiuaies jpsfpge Foundation, is also editor of Sports Executive F magazine and a member of the editorial board f of the Journal of the North American Society NSSlli for Sport Management. pSllSl 11 i Kick in the grass gill WL \ Matt Vogel, Mark Dclaney, pHll 1 \ . Johnny Duane and Charlie If & Bright practice a ball-controlling BBS M exercise this past week at USC's Iplp m Carolina Soccer Camp. The day RfJ|? ffrpA ^ v camp will continue through this Mpp week. t Htfr CHRISTINE HOR VA TH/The Oamtcock jWSgp tews Intramurals H continues to Five intramural volleyball Hpf competition, teams clash today in a double- glpS run out of elimination tournament. teftfil bility to play Play begins at 5:30 p.m. in jftpf Gym Room 306 of the Solomon S :cruit Robert Blatt Physical Education Center H 1987 South and will continue until a chamif Champion- pion is determined, said Herbert H?? tie Beach. Camp, summer sports Hp Dargan shot coordinator. Ijgl e Steve Agaz- Director Bruce Butrym said the Bp then won the volleyball competition was re- ppl ath playoff. structured into the tournament Ipl format because of the number of Spl tball recruit teams that signed up. ort of the re- The winning team members, Hi he American will.receive "Intramural Cham-j pill e needed a 14 pion" T-shirts. Mp established by Each team has a 12-man roster giate Atnietic I limn, witn only six players allow- Hg I ed on the court at one time. |??| The Gamecock |jj THE uAMttUCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three timeB a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sesj sions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. dr8c Opinions expressed in THE GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina, j The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of THE In Red GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of THE GAMECOCK. [03 Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should ho TUP nAMvrnru i*,...,,, A 10 00 University of South Carolina, Columbia, HI 10-00* S.C. 29208. gg 1U.UU. 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