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Sgorts . j 8 THE GAMECOCK Wednesday, September 23, 1987 jj^l JONATHAN WILLIAMS/The Gamecock (JSC's Todd Ellis rolls out and looks downfield during a recent football game. USC golf and cros; Golf Schedule Want T7 _ 10 n..?iA. ?i i 1 kjvp?. ijiihi;i iiituuilill lllVllitllUllitl Cog Hill 4 Chicago, IL Oct. 16 - 18 Tour Tulsa Cedar Ridge Country Club Tulsa, OK Nov. 2-3 Wolfpack Invitational Lochmere Country Club Raleigh, NC USC's mens golf team, which finished second in the Metro Conference last year, is coached by second-year veteran Steve Liebler. The Gamecock THE GAMECOCK is the student news- " CFNTFR FOf paper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a week on * Mootini Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during 9 IVIOCUII, the fall and sPrinK semesters and weekly Thursday, 24 September on Wednesdays during both summer ses- J r sions, with the exception of university * Room 303, Rusj holidays and examination periods. B Opinions expressed in THE GAME- TopjC! 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Third ? cIbhh postage paid at Columbia, S.C. 0 THE GAMECOCK is a licensed student organization of the University of South J Carolina and receives funding from stu- Everyone welcom dent activity fees. q [Coke 51 sth/ 55 c tKk <B?v 1 v EACH 16oz NRB fepSaalS /| QC I $1.59 4-PACK i^n I X^r FAf Hershey's mm (tri 3 for ?1 ;; (Assorted Flavors) ' i r'i F^egularly 49C EACH |j good thru 9/30 BHBHHH Offers good at participating stores Columbia: 4741 Forest Drive. 7356 Two Notch Road: EBSffiSI 449/ Devme Street pnSH w. Columbia: 2090 Sunset Blvd.; 442 Meeting Street I A Ellis uses commercia to attack drug abust By RAE LEIGH Assistant sports editor they would get if their drug use 1 USC quarterback Todd Ellis is found out. part of a major anti-drug campaign. Ellis, a sophomore, said d "I used to go to quarterback camp testing should be mandatory, with a RUy who had areat nntential " "H'? imnnriant tr? nla^rc Ellis says in anti-drug public service drug use, but I don't feel tli announcement. "We both wanted to should be so much media exposur play football for a major college. His Ellis said. senior year in high school he started Ellis said he admired Len Bias i doing drugs. It ruined his chances of couldn't understand why a pla ever playing college football." with that kind of potential and fut would use drugs. Bias, a baskctl The campaign was started by At- star at Maryland, died in 1986 al torney General Travis Medlock this using cocaine. past spring. Ellis said he was always pressu The public service announcement to stay clean. He said he wouldn't involves well-known South where he is now if he had started Carolinians. ing drugs. Ellis' part was taped this past spr- "1 pride myself on not using dn ing in Williams-Brice Stadium. and think everyone not using dn Medlock contacted Ellis about the should feel good, too," Ellis said campaign. In the announcement, Ellis stres this point. "I feel there is no room in sports The "Be Free of Drugs and S for drug use," Ellis said. "I don't ceed" commercial involves Ellis' 1 understand how an athlete can use statement of "just pass." drugs knowing their livelihood stems Ellis said he hopes the commeri from the condition of their body." will help young children stay av Several players have stopped play- from drugs. ing because of drugs. His position of Gamecock quari Today's drug testing is making back should help more children t; more piayers realize tne exposure heed to his announcement, Ellis S2 s country teams op Cross Coi Sept. 5 Clemson C | Clemson, SC Sept. 12 Pembroke Invitational C Pembroke, NC Sept. 19 Kentucky Invitational > Lexington, KY Sept. 26 Winthrop Invitational 1> Rock Hill, SC Oct. 10 Furman Invitational > Greenville, SC The Gamecock cross country team, which finished second in the Metro < his first year, will also coach USC*s first women's cross country team. ..V ?- . 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Ellis handed out his anti-drug message on local television commercial. en season schedules antry Schedule ^ I -| "7 ? - - hi. i / Carolina lnvuauonai Columbia, SC let. 24 Davidson Invitational Davidson, NC fov. 7 Metro Conference Championship Greenville, SC lov. 14 NfAA nidriot in - _ - - ? - ? -WA m M.M.M P ; Greenville, SC f lov. 23 NCAA Championships f Charlottesville, VA | Conference Championships last year, is coached by Jeff Wentworth. Wentworth, in ~"T - - --- ' " f W. BgBJ mm ROGRAM NION TS A WEEK OF EVENTS 5'epf. 21-26 | Come to the STUDENT ACTIVITIES FAIR and associate articulate motivate to stimulate ex.ierate assimilate activate evaluate 1 the Celebrate with mmwkmm HON L WHAT'S IT LIKE TO SPEND A NIGHT DOWN UNDER? Come find out at CPU's ? 10th Annual All-Niter Oct. 16 VISUAL ARTS PRESENTS j Choice selections from the wonderful world of PRINT. A weeklong sale. v McKISSICK MIDDAY h / "l %