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weekei SPORTS BRIEFS of Ali meet The USC golf, Eckroth ranked nationally events 4:28.2( The Lady Gamecock golf team d e f e i is ranked 19th in the nation in 125.5-1 the latest NCAA Wnmpn\ Hnlf Rankings, which came out this past Thursday. 69-64, Sophomore Debbie Eckroth nishes has the highest individual rank- Gamec< ing for USC at 41st. The Lady Gamecocks have one more tour- na^n " nament this season Nov. 12, 13 Have^c and 14 in Key Biscayne, Fla., at ^ the Pat Bradley Championship. The upcoming spring season in- ai1 eludes six tournaments. Nex Swim teams fall against Alabama The USC men's and women's host to swimming teams traveled to at the C Gainesville, Fla., over the Sol Bla High school j regrets boyc By The Associated Press the pi Lawrence Mitchell says if he considei had it to do over again, he would Mitch have played football instead of to join t boycotting the Conway High "It w; School team for replacing a black to play quarterback with a less exper- at me . ienced, white player. do tha "The toughest part was not play- rights,'" ing. Watching the others play foot- "I wa ball. I wanted to play. I'd see them school u playing, and wish I were out there, said Mi too. fallen sii "If I could go back and do it Mitel over, yeah, I'd play football. I second < think most of the others (boycot- work on ters) would, too." wanted i Mitchell, a 6-foot-6, 225-pound He ar defensive end, went into the foot- turned t ball season as one of the top col- the Mid lege prospects in the nation. but wen Mitchell passed up his senior lack of ] football season at Conway to pro- Mitch test a decision by Coach Chuck Cott, he Jordan to replace Carlos Hunt, dan. "I who led the team to a winning He nev< 1988-89 season, with Mickey Wil- me." son Jr. Wilson's father is Con- When way's basketball coach. ? accompl As many as 30 black players "I've b< joined the boycott at its height, but lot... . I MRh EXECUT SECR I SER1 !can helP: Word Proc Term Pape I 1010 tt . ? Thesis/Diss 1813 Hampton St. r? 7qo Resumes 7yy-5b96 T , Legal Re 10% Discount with ( I MINIMUM $2( With EVERY donation. Pic nu^ J r-? ?. I I diuuu. rroyrams avail Tor an simple blood test is all that is if you qualify. Special boni students. OO Serolosi 2719 Middlebi Serologicals Columbia, 254 sHAPPY 21st| | BIRTHDAY | I ^ ' 1 Pfill I TATE^j ft id to battle the University 1^/ f ibama in a double dual y j \J Lady Gamecocks were led By STEPH1 >elle Arnould who won the staff Writer nd 500-yard freestyle The Gan with times of 2:07.79 and should not t ), respectively. USC was ing game a ited by Alabama, olina Tar H 100.5. coach Spark u c 11 . a i u at his weekl men, who fell to Alabama . , u j r c- . i c And from had four first place fi- ,. , . The winners for the ** P1"^8' 3cks were Mark Smith in ^ I breaststroke, Brian Han- , . 00 S S< . CAA e t , him to win i the 500 freestyle, Rick ,, m , * .l cnt . a would mark ist in the 50 fireestvle and ) freestyle relay team of season, gi\ rton, Dennis Meehan, Jeff ^re(? c?nsec id Havekost. st' But Woo t action for the Lady Carolina lig 3cks is in Austin, Texas, Heel's disa] .onghorn Invitational Nov. Woods is wi The men will compete on can do to the 8 when they play host "They hav the University of Florida ers, but the> Carolina Natatorium at the lot of playir tt P. E. Center. "They've los and I know I 1 break out an K) / /X\ 7/9 V just hope it \ L/rL^yO/ He is als< ^ ^ Carolina's ^ Brown. Brcn otting ao:;irE: coach at A otest has dwindled hired Wood: ably. coordinator, lell said he was pressured Bro j f he team boycott come the of asn t my cho.ce. I wanted Oklahoma, ; WAn p ntprp fn nmnrr 7"*"" T66u"6 that Woods . . . Telling me to do this, . tK,.'Shu,"d "p for your "Coach B. Mitchell said. nted my last year in high 3 be perfect. Not like this," tchell, whose grades have nee the boycott. lell met with Jordan the lay of the boycott to try to Vol I it a compromise. "I always to come back." id four other boycotters re- Ther o the team to suit up for than dleton game in Charleston, soec sn't allowed to because of practice. SOm lell said despite the boy- over has always respected Jorthink he's a good person. jQ v ix did anything wrong to asked whether the boycott lished anything, he said, >en thinking about that,a Call VA< Nah. I don't think so." IVE J ETARIAL I OCES j you with essing TS I .ertations ! T ! He* search Papers 1 :oupon j 63^ ) PAID II I O \A/U I 8..0< isma & Whole blood types. 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Coach Brown . . ds isn't taking North well every wee htly. Despite the Tar Woods added, ppointing 1-8 record, USC quarter! orried about what they safety-turned 1 j Gamecocks. quarterback, Pat c a ioi ui young piay- me uamecocxs i ''ve all been getting a Carolina lightly. lg time," Woods said. "They've only ;t a lot of close games, in the last two > hey are just waiting to very talented, tf d win the big game. I we are familiar von't be against us." team," he said. 3 familiar with North ^ , , . , Turner was re head coach, Mack , _ vn and Woods served t^h01 . v it ' s staff at Iowa State, J,ech. The Yellc , , i beaten a Divisioi own was named head t . . PP,a'thihn Sr he coaches put toge s to be his offensive . ? ? b plan, and every way, he said. t one year later to be- "They have a fensive coordinator at men on the team, ind he recommended games into the se become the next head can put it all t game," Turner s; own is a very creative going to take ther tl w / all I | A J ' I 4 i T, I iwMmmmaMdMrnM inteering can light up your life. e's no job you'll find more rew one you do for love. Whether i :ial cause you feel strongly abo ething that makes you feel gooi *, there's a job waiting for you. V/^^li a! A ? t olunteer, call: > C at 733-5404 PUG'S in 5 points Meet me at Pug's! HURDAVS?LeBlanc N ir your favorite CD's every \ Harden Street, Columbia, ? 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Southern Cal a punter who is a Arkansas ;w Woods said. 11. Tennessee t of respect for *2. Auburn . and I wish him *3* Penn State k but this one," Pittsburgh 15. Houston back-turned free Texas A & M inebacker-turned *2. Clemson Turner agreed that Virginia cannot take North West Virginia 20. Florida ' won two games 21. Brigham Young 'ears, but they are 22. N.C. State lough young, and 23. Texas Tech with that kind of 24. Fresno State 25. Arizona erring to this past Turner said he was put ipset at Georgia help out die Gamecocks in c ix/ Tartffo hoH nnt situations hut h/? ic not in o *T tfuvnvw 1IUU I1VJI ?V.W.W, ^v?v ??V aavsu All U n I-A team in 15 for the starting job. i talented. The "They did this because ther a great game think that we needed to do ! thing went their thing to help us get to a game," he said, lot of true fresh- The opposition will not be but they are nine to concentrate on just one qu ason now, so they backing style. 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