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Sports I Monday, February 15, 1988 THE GAMECOCK 5 (iSll Crack kills > officials say |HH By The Associated Press t : A hiah school football star who Saturday after swallowing several [ chunks of the cocaine derivative crack, authorities said. Prince George's County, Md., police said Rico Leroy Marshall, 18, swallowed the crack just before being ^ stopped about 1:30 a.m. on a Capitol Heights, Md., street known as a heavy drug-trafficking area. t When officers confronted Mar- L shall, they found no evidence of drug | : possession and made no arrest, police ^ said. P Marshall, of Gler \rden, Md., died about two to four hours later at . Prince George's Hospital Center, ^3Sr, hospital officials said. |> - .' 3. Marshall confided to a friend that ~ ' /- " he had swallowed about six chunks of the drug in order to avoid being j arrested for drug possession, police i ' said' Eric Knight, who coached Mar- *^^^2 shall at Forcstville, said he was told . * - I \ by a friend of Marshall's that Mar- ,? " * f shall returned home after his en- **?' > counter with police, complained of dizziness, and then went into ,, ?>**"* convulsions. An ambulance was then summoned, and Marshall was rushed to the hospital where he died. _ . . Marshall's body was taken to the LJYlVltlg tC state medical examiner in Baltimore, Lady Gamecock where an autopsy will be conducted. pany lost their 1 Thp rancp nf Marchall'c Hpath u/??c Vl '*? ????*?? OUUIIICI II 1T1I93I3! not immediately available. Ex-Gamecock pra Editor's note: This is the last in a Dunham said series on former Gamecock football any sport can ( players. experience. By RITA COSBY "If you live ar Staff writer and learn to run ; Earl Dunham, who played running can only benefit back for USC in the 1940s, said he Tat Vella, wl has seen marked improvements with back, was Dunhj football over the years. He said he taV i"The players are better now that he has not i A overall. They are taught better skills football game sii and eat better food," he said. "Not many "Sports were my life. I played honestly," he sa them all year-round ? football, Vella said the i basketball, baseball and in the sum- knit" in the 194 mer and spring breaks, I'd miss them strategies ha\ like crazy," he said. sophisticated am He remembers "Big Thursday," "Today, they when USC took on Clemson at the quick' attitude State Fairgrounds. touchdown, etc. "I was on such a high when we "We had i beat them," he said. philosophy ? : CHILI CHEESE ['! ? j! 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Now you see id play by the rules them do this all the time," he said, /our life this way, it He said more discipline existed you," he said. then and there were no problems with 10 played quarter- cocaine or alcohol abuse, im's teammate. "We had to have eligibility cards ces pride in the fact signed each week by our teachers in nissed a USC home order for us to play. There was no ice 1946.' 1 " such thing as just getting by," he gUys can say that said. id. On the other hand, "just getting campus was "closer- by" against Clemson was out of the Os and that football ordinary. /e become more Vella said the Tigers didn't provide i classified. much competition. have such a 'do it "We handled them 100 percent of - brush block, quick the time and beat them at all sports," he said. ? >vt/\ra \//?l 1 o c o iH hp cpac afhlpfirt nnH a 1I1UI V UIV.IUVU1V T VI1U ouiu nv jvva Mvitivvtva V4.iv. try to pull, overall academics under USC head football GUADALAJARA 3UP0N/7 SUMMER ? * SCHOOL | ? 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Metro teams have a hal ing at home and losing o USC's triumph at Florid; 25 was the only confcren tory anywhere except Cir '' Wchadtnen^ipn^it IMil rsa'c' ^SC head cc UV)Felton referring to the 56-53 lead over Memphi "When ||iyn| 'he road, you've got - _- --Lf_--'- - " ] While Memphis State < : ;^;t:a\;:v-;,'a'K ,v.; . : Finch was pleased with ? .; ^>-1 " 'JHffii. - :iX*!>ZkV-.Vj [/'iiVvi jvtr.^-;-T:;TT.^.S3";Wp:W SM^KSni egg - - _ ^ KEITH JONES/Thr Gamecock -ouisville Feb. 6. Parker and comady Gamecocks were battered by ^ mtty^ coach Joe Morrison shaping up. ' "I think we're getting tough again and not being pushovers anymore. Everyone is starting to respect us," Vella said. Vella said football "made a name" for him and encouraged him to go into business for himself. I"-'"V- ' t j "Everyone knew who I was, and it brought me tons of business," he - said. Vella coached at USC for two .. _ years and has been a Cockfest judge for 17 years. He said the annual USC-Clemson - f -?L} | clash is still the most important ilL."^"w >. > Gamecock game. v "I'd miss the Gator Bowl or Orange Bowl, but never a Clemson- ^ Sv* Carolina game," he said. "That'll always be my bowl game." 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