The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 03, 1990, Page 9, Image 9
Cross country
fare well ovei
From Staff Reports
The USC men's and women's 1
cross country track teams participated
in the UNC-Charlotte Invita- tl
tional over the weekend and both 1
teams did well. a
The women finished in second a
place out of 10 teams, and Clem- h
son won the meet.
In the 5K run, USC was led by p
Wilma DePiore with a time of 18 u
minutes. She was followed by
Shannon Wyont with a time of
18:03. The two finished 8th and F
9th respectively. Is
Pep Talk Conti
Jim Ley land, the Pirates went from ;
a team with a losing record two i
seasons ago to a team with the sec- 1
ond best record in all of baseball
this season. ]
Pittsburgh has also won eight of t
their last 10 games and can boast ^
of a team that is almost as im- (
pressive as the A's. ]
?* ?--C -1 , I-, i i n ;iin
nraie ouuieiuer tsoDDy duiihw l
is second in the league in doubles
with 38, second in runs scored <
with 110, second in runs batted in
with 118, and second in the league
in total bases with 319.
Leftfielder Bobby Bonds is
fourth in the league in homeruns
with 33, and third in stolen bases
with 52.
Pitcher Doug Drabek leads the
league with a 22-6 record, is second
in complete games with nine
and fourth in shutouts with three.
Zane Smith is third in earned run
averages with a 2.61 clip.
The Pirates as a team are fifth in
the league in hitting with a .260
average and fourth in pitching with
a 3.44 ERA.
Pittsburgh is a young team and
could be the team of the nineties
and might... maybe ... possibly be
able to win it all this season.
The Red Sox, provided they outlast
the Blue Jays, provide a formidable
foe for the A's but probCall
The Gameco
p
* :
-V.'.iiii'rrrrrrrrrrrrr
r r r r r rrrrrrrrrrrrtrr
, rt r r r r r * r r r r r r r r r r r r j- r r
DUI-IFYOU
k .rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
tnrrrrcrrrrrrrrrrrrrtr
f rrr-rrr r. r.rrrrrrrrrrrr
f
[m Ge
HQ Joii
Dear Organi
The 1991 Gi
classroom,
year, the sta
zation.
This year yc
For a $10 fe<
be taken bet
vember 12 tl
you to schec
If your organ
and return tf
1 1990-1991 (
Yes
I
Organization N
Organization T
Number of Acti
Contact Persor
Contact's Phor
Please returr
r tracksters
r weekend
USC's Dana Purser came in
1th place with a time of 18:06.
In men's action, USC was led in
le 8K run by Mike Hedgecock,
0th place, with a time of 25:17
nd Jim Karcanes, 14th place, with
time of 25:26. Paul Laymon fin;hed
19th with a time of 25:38.
The men came in 5th place out
f eight teams, South Florida finihed
first.
Both the men's and women's
iams will compete again in the
'urman Invitational in Greenville,
l.C. on Oct. 13.
nued from page 8
ably aren't deep enough to make it
through the stretch drive and a seven
game playoff with Oakland.
Yes, Boston is third in the
eague in pishing and first in hiting.
But the Red Sox's best hitter,
iVade Boggs, is not as multiiimensional
as the A's best hitter,
Henderson. And Boston's pitching
otation, with the exception of Ro*er
Clemens, is inferior to
Oakland's.
For those Sox fans who are
T U~i: ? !,/>
smiuug iu got 11 idu, i uciicvc uic
rocket" is the best pitcher in the
game and Boston's pitching staff is
among the best... just second to
the A's.
The likes of Boggs, Ellis Burks,
Mike Greenwell, Carlos Quintana
and Jody Reed all are ranked
among the league's best hitters and
Dwight Evans still has plenty of
pop. But as a team, the Sox just
can't match the awesome firepower
of the A's.
If you haven't figured out by
now that I'm picking Oakland to
win the series again, then we are
having a big problem
communicating.
Don't get me wrong though, I'm
not an Oakland fan.
Really.
Go Red Sox!
ck at 777-7726
r r r r r r rrrrrrrrrrr-rr:
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
"RE1M3W.VW
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
rrrrrrrrrrr.rrrr~rrr-cr
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
' j jiiii i j
t Invnlvc
I I I I V VI V X*
n a Stuc
ization Leader:
arnet & Black will cover al
To more thoroughly and cc
ff of the 1991 yearbook hav
$
>ur organization may be a j
3, your group's portrait will t
ween 6 and 9 p.m. during tl
nrough the 16th. Once you
Jule your organization's gro
ization is interested in being
le form below. For more in
Return your fc
Garnet & Black Yearbook
>, our organization is intere:
Garnet & Black. Please cor
lame (Please Print Clearly)
ype
ive Members (For portrait purposes)
i/Title
le Number (include alternative numb
i this form to: Office of Studer
Gamecock
Pts.
1. Notre Dame(12) 372
2. Florida State(2) 365
3. Auburn 318
4. Tennessee 317
5. Miami 316
6. Nebraska\ {\\
7. Oklahoma(l) 280
8. Michigan 270
9vVirginia CNI1 263
10. ColoradoJfcCsil 1238
11. Clemson os6 //f
12. Southern Cal 226
13. BYU r \
14. Florida 134 V
15. Illinois 126
16. Ohio State f >7'/!#
17. LSU 122
18. Arkansas 113
19. Texas A&M 110
20. Georgia Tech 98
21. Fresno State 98
22. Washington 92
23. West Virginia 90
24. Michigan State 43
25. Georgia T 37
Others receiving votes: South Carolii
5, Texas 3 and Louisville 3.
Brook undergo
for knee injury;
By The Associated Press
South Carolina wide receiver Robert
cocks in receiving the past two years, hs
on his knee.
Brooks, a 6-foot-1-inch, 178-pound
his right knee in the fourth quarter of
with Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
He underwent surgery Monday night
umbia to remove torn cartilage. Docto
knee, which underwent arthroscopic surj
It was not known how long Brooks
Walters, the university's director of at!
have a better idea of when Brooks will
rehabilitation.
Rrooks leads the team with 16 recent
downs this year. He is also the Gam
with four returns for 94 yards.
Brooks had a team-high 34 receptioi
downs in 1989.
"We've had our fair share of injuries
the caliber of Robert Brooks out of tl
come," Coach Sparky Woods said. "W
receivers, and it will be a challenge for
job done."
Junior David Pitchko, who has three
to replace Brooks.
~ r r r r r r r r r r' r r r" r r r r' r' r" r r r' r' r'
JIXONUTLOSEYDI
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr
~ r r rrrr-rrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrr
rrrrrrrrrrrrrr?r r r r r - r r r r r
>
sd...
lent Organ
I aspects of student life inside an
incisely portray student groups fc
e a new option which may interes
Dart of the Garnet & Black with a
>e included in the yearbook. Grou|
ie weeks of October 29 - Novemt
rform has been received, we will
up sitting.
I included in the 1991 Garnet & BIj
formation, feel free to call us at 7
irm by October 12,1990
Student Organization Pc
sted in being included in the 1991
itact us at the number below.
>ers if you wish)
it Media, 313 Russell House, Box 851
Clemson's Ga. 1
for game again
fy The Associated Press
Clemson coach Ken Hatfield wante<
circle.
Georgia natives need only apply.
Hatfield's goal was to set the tempo 1
)f the week as the No. 16 Tigers prepare
"All of our Georgia players rallied evi
'I think they're ready, fired up. We've
)f Georgia. So they'll be cranked up."
What was said by the players?
rlirln't avo/^tK; Koua q lnntr
Top 25 {
Pvs* E
#1#2
#5- - c
#4- , 7" 1 1#3
\ ? ? I
m - c
#7. -X- w.:
#PkS
#16 """ "** i
#24
na 31, Arizona 17, N.C. State
es surgery
at Ga. Tech
Brooks, who has led the Gameis
undergone arthroscopic surgery
junior from Greenwood, injured
the Gamecocks' game Saturday
at Baptist Medical Center in Coirs
also re-examined Brooks' left
*ery in July.
> will be out, although Dr. Rod
tiletic training, said officials will
be able to return after he begins
ions for 224 yards and two touchecocks'
leading kickoff returner,
n? for 471 varrls and four touch
; this season, and having a player
he lineup will be tough to over'e've
got confidence in our other
all of us to work hard and get the
catches for 50 yards, is expected
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
JR LICENSE.
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
r j- j- j- j- j- j- j- j- j- ^ r^r
lization!!
d outside the
?r this coming
:t your organigroup
sitting.
d Portraits will
>er 2, and Nobe
contacting
ack, complete
77-3888.
irtrait Info
GC/90
Date
31
r> t/Il, UlVjr U1U1I I VAavuj' I1UTV u ivii^,
They didn't pass out peaches, either.
"They kind of got in there and kind
.aid during his weekly news conferenc<
eni that were from Georgia in there, s
wasn't any great talk."
Among the privileged players was 1
from LaGrange, Ga.
"Nothing weird happened," Johnson
from other states jumping in or out. We
But Johnson and the Tigers know the
day when the two fierce rivals meet. 1
two teams since 1987, when the Tigers
David Treadwell's 21-yard field goal wi
Georgia leads the series 38-16-4, but
11 meetings (with one tie) since 1977. r
decided by a touchdown or less.
Clemson is favored by nine points go
Georgia is 3-1 but has struggled, ral
East Carolina 19-15. Clemson is 4-1 al
in the hunt for the Atlantic Coast Confe
Clemson had shutout its first two oj
fore the Blue Devils scored on Leroy
with 1:28 to go. Even then, it was the s
gave up the points.
"I told our defense I couldn't be
they've played," Hatfield said. "We're
ball team. I think we're getting better a
win.
"We're very disappointed that we hi
that one kickoff. We just had four or f
and just get him on the ground," he sai(
kind of thought, 'Well, someone else 1
good job on it."
An encouraging note for Hatfield ant
this week of Doug Thomas, who has n
ankle injury.
Thomas was leading the nation in
having returned two kickoffs 98 yards 1
receptions for 141 yards, an average of
T>oi
CHIC
Ol
EXCUSISOON
mooo
fM
Fall Goods Ar
Casuc' Mensw*
631 Harden St
Five Points
2 ^ 1:00 4:10 7:10 9:55 No PasS(E*s
if MARROW f
J MARGIN m
W r Patrick Swayze. Demi Moore tlr
JJ' niWMMIUMMM!!
1 DEATH WARRANT a
Brewing Pri
"foFJlo>
I
P$3 .0 OFF ALL
i COMPLETE SERVICES
i ETC. WITH COUPON
f K Good through 11*30*90 / il l
HL Vi'i' ' *"l'""1 ~rrrrilll
631 Harden Street 0^
(Upstairs) \
799-0234
natives rally
ist Bulldogs
i a circle formed ? a special
'or practice Monday and the rest
to play Georgia.
erybody," Hatfield said Tuesday,
got seven starters from the state
dissertation," Hatfield said,
of got things fired up," Hatfield
"We just wanted to see all of
ee what they looked like. There
inebacker John Johnson, who is
said. "We just had a lot of guys
were saying, 'Get out of here.'"
jy'll need everybody come Saturhe
game is the first between the
; defeated the Bulldogs 21-20 on
th two seconds left
the two teams have split their last
4ine of those 11 games have been
ing into the game,
lying in the final quarter to beat
fter beating Duke 26-7 to remain
rence title race.
iponents at home this season beGallman's
78-yard kickoff return
pecial teams, not the defense, that
prouder of them about the way
inching up on being a good footill
the time. I think this was a big
id several guys who let down on
ive people that had a shot at 'em
i "Everybody kind of relaxed and
will get him. We just didn't do a
1 the Tig rs is the expected return
lissed two straight games with an
kickoff returns before going out,
br touchdowns. He also has seven
20.1 yards a catch.
NT
KEN
IT
V
I SAVf UVfS.
DOCS 1
p
1ITED1
riving Daily
3ar with Style'
252-1557
across from PUG'S
Life in the Mafia ^Ipl
GoodFellas ? 111
2:00 5:15 8:30
POSTCARDS
I conu TUC cnr.F (SI iiivV
1:45 4:05 7:15 9:40 " J|ll
Harrison Ford \?w
PRESUMED II
INNOCENT * in] ff
1:30 4:15 7:05 9:50 l~J Jli
C o m i n g At tr ac t i ons :
Oct. 5 Fantasia f|k
Desperate Hours IP
ices
For Hair