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Sports J 7 THE GAMECOCK Friday, February 19, 1988 bi *r: ? Gamecock forward Terry l)o/ier, shown hero passing th m ???? mm ' 'flffl ? ' : , * ..... .< jry ;r_ ..V-,;,; *f^v.v ;: kEl ** ? - ** ?*.. V?..,;?j' -' '_*." "' Making a Sharpe cut Former l.'S( winghaek Sterling Sliarpe, here ending av named (he stale's Player of the Year In the C'olumhi: coach Joe Morrison won the college Coach of the Year the State Fairgrounds. The (iamccocks went 8-4 this leading pass receiver. DUI-IFYCM TOU'LL ONLY LOS JM. K-.OnFt.Unid. 'hotlocati The Strip-Need We Sa 1/ v HOT BAR & RESTAI ?, Enjoy Frozen Rumrunne ^ at our World Fame THE LARGEST the&tte^room deal i SHin99 /PER PERSON/DAY FROM ^ 1 y /quad.^occupancy I RESERVE EARLY! _ _ i jr jr M MMM & ''' e hall past Clemson's Jerry Pryor Feb. 6, will hi* a key factc SB Br .^JBftfeSHBi J RRIMpw^ < >w?i .. ' * jf . -e*\ '' ?> 'Xf*: ' * - ' - ' v -.*>< ' ^ . *-*>;*v* ;? : .r* .^>v t *-?* *? ' -:ii. ^t. ' . " Vr?--"' I iir Photo my from a Western Carolina defender Sept. 12, 1987, was u Touchdown Club Wednesday. Camecock head football Award at the same banquet, which was held at Seawell's on past season, and Sterling Sharpe became I'SC's all-time r I'm? w t ir*mrv u fULi JLA^HLI9 ?E YOUR LICENSE. ejt^le Beach ON: y More? J RANT: rs and Pirta Coladas with Scrumptuous Food his Dockside Patio Bar and Restaurant ffir^TUB ON THE BEACH!! Jse Your Imagination! M THE OCEAN! A ^ A A PhmBMBI fflHBRffrWW i f " I .EEfti l BBBBEBaSSaWW MlliMiniiitM i C\qc on n ^ c i^ou"O/ vjarnet t Distributior Monday-Thursday 1:00 Books May Be Pur ii ?S6t% 3, this dccadc. a ''** 'MPS*^ ^1 Tlio normal C.'ardi sc',ct'u'c's brutal. early in the season. But the Cardinals a They have a 15-9 and a 5-3 conference r good enough for a f 1 ' the Metro. \ In a game that con to a regular Car Louisville defeated I 11., I I U.I AO 1 I miv/l I I I Kill, UT-U7. Louisville struggli r. mu?,n ^ ?. came out in the secor Kt.lTH JONhS/The Gamecock eel its defensive noose >r Saturday against Louisville. to victory. USC recruit died from By I he Associated Press was approached by ol Rico Marshall, star football player morning, at I;oresivillc High School and a USC Smialek said initi; recruit, died of cocaine intoxication, tests showed there Maryland's chief medical examiner siderable" amount cii/l MarvhallV hlnrvl anH "We feel that he had an excessive Marshall's parents amount of cocaine in his blood," Dr. to deny knowing i John Sinialck said Wednesday. their son's involvem "There was evidence he'd ingested and said they did not it." rested as a juvenili possession with intei Prince George's County police had cocaine. said they believe the 18-year-old County police athlete swallowed six small chunks of Wednesday they rele? crack, a concentrated cocaine his parents' custody fieriv;tl iv?v In ;ivr?u! nrrcvt when he P/Uiee tuirl f*nrr\lv GO MEDICAL ftuvs ! pg Find out how you can have your medical fees paid in full?plus earn more than $i Clip and mail the coupon below, and we Forces Health Professions Scholarship Pre We'll tell you how you could qualify for; Army, Navy or Air Force If selected, you'll not only beat the high valuable medical experience serving on ac a commissioned officer in the Reserves. 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I ouisville is led by "Never Nernal basketball vous" I'ervis tillison, who is averaging 17 points and 7.3 rebounds per i ? and take game at the center position. ire ready come To combat the 6-foot-9-inch I-llison, the Gamecocks will turn to :n no different. transfer John Hudson and forward their problems Terry Do/ier. Hudson and Do/ier are averaging ire back. a combined 27.3 points per game, record overall Senior center Darryl Martin is coord, which is leading the team in rebounding, irst-place tic in averaging more than eight per game. Louisville is playing with a Id be compared revitalized vigor of late, and the dinal season, Gamecocks have proven to be domiJSC 1 eb. 3 in nant at home. The Cardinals have won eight out :d early, but of nine games with the Gamecocks, id half, tighten- but who knows? , and roared on A competitive game just might be in the cards. i cracky doctor says fficers Saturday boy's mother, signed the release document. A police official said il toxicological parents must prove their identities was a "con- before signing release forms, of cocaine in "My wife and I don't have any I stomach. idea about that," the boy's father, have continued I.eroy Marshall, said Wednesday, mything about "She didn't sign anything. They ent with drugs haven't given me any information." know he was ar- Marshall questioned the medical e Dec. 22 for examiner's report. iii 10 uisiriouie 1 suspect mere s oeen some toul play," Mai shall said. He declined to officials said elaborate. ised Marshall to Marshall had idolized University after the arrest. of Maryland basketball star L.en 11 Marshall, the Bias. 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