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use golfi By AARON SHEININ has d< Sports Editor said 5 USC senior golfer Daniel Sea- golf c well outshot one of the best ama- really tuer golfers in history to win his years.' first collegiate tournament Oct. 1. Sea Seawell won the William H. many Tucker Intercollegiate in Albu- "I f querque, N.M. with a three round me a total of 210 (69-67-74) to beat Ar- into tl izona State's Phil Mickelson. he sai< Mickelson has won practically ev- Mic ery amateur title conceivable and touma ranks SPrnnH tr\ Rpn Prpnchau/ ne Cham the winningest amateur in U.S. Cham history. event Seawell finished the final round elson before Mickelson and was able to teur a let the pressure of winning fall on NCAj the Sun Devil senior's shoulders. sional "I finished before (Mickelson)," Ste he said. "I wasn't worried because Arizoi I was finished. I had a two-stroke an exc lead and I knew if I finished ar- "He ound par, I'd be hard to beat. win, "I didn't think about winning (Mick until the .end of the second round. Hoi Once I thought I had the lead, I ment , never thought about not winning," saying he said. won e "This is the biggest thing Daniel won c Braves are d loss ^ 1 sine r"Y MAMUN Bra, 'V SHEININ rn Cl *ost ^2^ etcetera ' ^ 1 ally It was only one game, one of agai seven, but it was a biggie. But The its hard to be disappointed. is c After 68 other losses this sea- enoi son, what's one more after the S 94 times the Atlanta Braves and came out ahead in this, the epi- mei tome of Cinderella seasons. Af- to\s ter struggling tor so many years bve just to grasp the ring of respec- or ' tability, winning the division is r k from the hated-Dodgers was dot beyond belief. Anything else is Ma icing on top of icing on the ton, 1991 cake. tear But is it possible that this ofte team that came from so far be- you hind, overcame so many adver- the} sities, has become complacent? get One could hardly blame them. E The Braves were not picked thei to finish last for a change. But the they definitely weren't picked hav to win the division. But stranger side . things have happened, right? fael Some forecasters said the Loi Braves will be better off having pen to scrape their way to the play- say offs, being able to carry their me] incredible momentum into the pUt seven-game series against the Spe Pittsburgh Pirates. pla; But after losing their seventh as' 1,nv HQ Join a Tailgate with 10 piece broasted chickens v with rolls $8.75 Rnrkot of lorno xA/innc with rolls UUWIWI VI IVAI yvz > ? 11 I ^ vj If III l IVMW Bucket of Buffalo wings $10.50 771-4455 THEREA BECOMING i sentec as a m Imean; systen career till not t\ on the right means you coi ing a BSN, write: Army N PA 18974-9845. Or call ARMY NURSE C ;s one o "This is just the beginnin him. His best golf is ahea him," Liebler said. "Two-toyears from now he could be good (as Mickelson)" Seawell, however, said he satisfied. "I'm not satisfied with jusi victory," he said. "I want to 1 All-American, I think I ha good chance. I'd also like t All-SEC, and I'd like to win : more tournaments." Seawell said hp. hnnp.s fi er beat )ne. It doesn't surprise me," Iteve Liebler, USC's men's each. "Daniel has workded hard the last couple of well said the win will help in ways. elt good to win, but it gives lot more confidence to carry le rest of our tournaments," i. kelson has won 11 collegiate ments, including two NCAA pionships, a U.S. Amateur pionship and a PGA Tour ? the Tuscon Open. Mickplayed the Open as an amand therefore did not violate \ rules concerning profesplay. ve Loy, head golf coach ai na State praised Seawell or ;ellent tournament \ played well and deserved tc he beat a great player elson)." ivever, Loy declined to comon a comparison of the two, ; one golfer, Mickelson, "has ;verything, and one (Seawelf >ne tournament" own, but in as many playoff games e coming to Atlanta, are the /es tomahawked-out? Hope/ not. This Braves team has big games this season, ie would say even bigger les than this. But continu, Atlanta has battled back nst the tide and won again, only question that remains lo they still want it badly ugh? itting here at this computer trying to pick the minds of i 450 miles away in a steel m is impossible, though. ;n if I could ask Dave Justice rommy Glavine if this team eady to lay-down and die, I ibt they would admit it. ybe it is up to Terry Pendle, the spiritual leader of this n, to do what he has done so ;n this season ? gather his ng and remind them of who / are, and what they did to this far. tut still, who could blame n for becoming satisfied? Of entire team, only six players e playoff experience. Bejs Pendleton, Sid Bream, RaBelliard, Charlie Leibrandt, inie Smith and Alejandro 1a, the rest of the Braves can they saw the playoffs like re mortals, on TV. Just to the team's youth into per??iUAn T rvnniA Cmitk l/UVC, wn^ii IjUuuiw/ vjiiiiui yed in the 1982 World Series a St. Louis Cardinal, Atlanta solved... Student C Big Bird 625 S. Main St. HE TWO SI V NURSE IN And they're both rep 1 by the insignia you w Lember of the Army Nu >. The caduceus on the > you're part of a health c i in which educational c advancement are the ri le exception. The gold nmand respect as an Art urse Opportunities, EO toll free: 1-800-USA-A ORPLBEAU straight into the PGA tour finishing out his colleg , eligibilty. Seawell said a final roun< 6-strokes off his tournament t age, wasn't because of pressui "The pin-placement was nitely more difficult than ir \ first two rounds," he said, everyone wanted to watch (Mickelson). It gives you moi centive to beat him, the pre ; was more on him." ) "He is just now seeing the of his labor pay off," Liebler not out, )>i pitcher Steve Avery was pr ably studying long-division i sixth-grade math class. But this is what could n pen, what should happen. A write this, the second game the series hadn't been play The Braves were down 1-0 the series after getting racl 5-1 in the opener Wednesc But no matter the outcome Thursday's game, the Bra will return home to Atla some time Thursday nig Thousands of fans are sure greet them at Atlanta-Hartsf Airport. Friday they will pi tice at the stadium and prep for battle Saturday. That when fun should start. By game time Saturd 44,000-plus tomahawk wield maniacs should be in a frer Forty-four thousand arms motion, taunting the Pira daring them to win in their dium. And when John Smi takes the mound that night, first two games can be forj ten, because the Braves will home. Not once this season have Pirates entered the confines Atlanta-Fulton County Stad this season and left with a \ Six times, the Braves defei the NL East champs at ho So break out the tomaha^ and the war paint, and let battle begin. That is, if Braves still want it. )rganization!! ["Hours 11:00 until ^ i & I Pitchers $2.85 ?n J Buy any Sandwich or Salai J Get 2nd Half Price with coupo Monday Night Football Tailgate Specials ;! Party Trays Starting at $1! | 3 or 6 foot subs $22.95 - $39 ?n????7?l DESTO THE ARMY. >re- I KSBBa ear I irse I left I are ind I ale, I bar riy officer. If you're earn, Box 3219, Warminster, RMY, ext. 438. JTOUCANBE^ f the best fruits ji J said- Seawell it Say it ain't so! edf Gridiron gripes ted Lower the flags to half-mast, lay. Play Taps. Cancel Christmas, of Joe Montana is officially out ves for the rest of the 1991 season, nta The greatest quarterback of all;ht. time had to get surgery for a torn ' t? tendon in his throwing arm Wedield nesday night after the injury, ac- which he received in training >are camp, reiuseo 10 neai. is As the national sportscasters c have said ad nauseum, this is the ay, same kind of injury that ended ling Terry Bradshaw's career. Of tzy. course, Joe is twice the man in Terry ever was ? not that I'm tes, being bitter or anything, sta- On a happier note, I would like oltz to mention some of the players the that have made the biggest contact bution to the season so far: be Without a doubt, Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith are the the preeminent pure running backs in ; of the NFL. Both are averaging well ium more than 100 yards per game, vin. Barry and Emmitt are in a twoited man race for this year's rushing me. title and maybe even the MVP wks award. the the = Thinkofthesixwoi ~ No\v? which one will be One out of six college women will be sexual the odds of it happening. Simply by trying i friends vulnerable. For starters, follow secu J doors open. Walk with a friend after dark, problem on college campuses. With many of Then share these facts with six of your frier . ___ another statistic. <n -k, I | d j COLLEGE G1 Put your education tc Lawyer's / 395 I "The Career f 195 J at The National Center ft Lmmm J Oldest and largest gradu: Association-approved pr Employment assistancein 38 states have hired 01 3 month dav program wi 8 month evening proprar Diversified Curriculurn Corporations, or Real Es courses include "Compu Meet with our r Tuesday, October Contact College Placement C Call or write for a free brochi The National Center fo 3414 Peachtree Road J_(8()0) 275-7842_'_ Please send me information about bccomin; Name , Address __ Cily Sia College llione (day>( ) SPORTS ROUNDUP USC golf team places ninth in tourney KNOXVILLE, Tenn ? The University of South Carolina men's golf team finished ninth at the Tournament of Champions after turning in team totals of 297-295-300?892. The Gamecocks were paced by the play of senior Michael Christie. Christie fired rounds of 75-71-71?217 to finish in a fifth place tie. This is the third top 10 finish for Christie so far this year after their first three events. Daniel Seawell once again had a strong tournament by turning in scores of 74-74-72?221 to tie for 20th. Carl Paulson was again on his way to a steller performance but his third round 78 hurt his final standing. He finished the event tied for 22nd at 222. The other two Gamecock contributors were freshman Chad Mason and Joel Pack. Mason, in his first tournament as a Gamecock shot rounds of 75-80-79?237 to finish 72nd. Auburn University took home the team crown after defeating second place Georgia by 11 strokes. The individual title was won by Auburn's Tommy Druhan. Lady Cocks lose second SEC contest Micciccinnr Qtotp nc#?d rw>r hittinfT hu TTQP tn rpmrH a U.7 1 ITXIJJIJJippi UUIIV UJVU pv/vi lllUlllg l/J WUV tw 1WU1U U X I , X?/ 15-12 win over the Lady Gamecocks in women's volleyball action Sunday. USC hit for a .024 percentage, while the Lady Bulldogs nailed down a .230 percentage. Mississippi State jumped out to a 13-4 lead on its way to a 15-7 win in the opening game. In the second stanza, the Lady Bulldogs took a commanding 11-3 advantage. They would win that game by a 15-5 score. USC was able to keep the final game close as they overcame a 7-4 defecit to grab a 9-8 lead. After USC gained a 12-11 advantage, Mississppi State would rally to win the game 15-12. Montana's out for the year Judging by Monday night's ? Speaking of the AFC, that performance, Kansas City QB much maligned conference is getSteve DeBerg certainly makes the dnS better than it s been in ages. short list for one of the best pass- The Kansas City Chiefs> Buffal? ers in the league. His play-action Bills and Houston Oilers all have fakes Monday had to be seen to legitimate shots of winning the be believed. Three times in one Super Bowl (not just appearing in drive, DeBerg faked to Christian NFC better as a Okoye before completing terrific whole, but it is just plain ridiculpasses. DeBerg was a major fac- ?us , ?w one_SI(jed the Super tor in the Chiefs' drubbing of the B ls have J**" decade- ^ Bills and is an unsung hero in During the 1980s, the AFC K.C.'s recent success. *?n two of the 10 Super Bowls As far as great defenders go, (the Raiders had both of the the first six weeks of the season s in 3 have certainly divided the nearls 1983). The 1990 season con from the swine * tinued that tradition, but at least e' - .. i (he game was close for a change. There are seven truly great This is still early in the year, pass-rushers? in"the game and BUT if the Redskins don't win it thanks to the great trade I men- all, look for an AFC team to take tioned last week, two of them are home the Lombardi Trophy. Just 49ers. The seven are: Bruce a hunch. Smith (Buffalo), Reggie White (Philadelphia), Charles Mann (Washington), Lawrence Taylor (New York), Derrick Thomas (Kansas City), Charles Haley ^WfmMi (San Francisco) and Tim Harris (also playing for San Fran). Of those seven, two haven't a played a down this season (Smith and Harris), three play in the ir PgmI tough NFC East division (Taylor, White and Mann) and only two J* play in the AFC (Thomas and lien closest toyou. 5 raped this year. tonight! ly assaulted this year. But you can change CllSi 1*1116 n Of th? BOSTCJ to avoid situations that leave you or your Friday, Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. rity measures. Don't prop residence hall And be aware that date rape is a major These Superb entertainers these rapes involving drinking. will have yOU Swinging, id. And maybe none of them will become swaying, and singing along to their arrangements of luscious South Carolina beach music. 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