The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, July 29, 1992, Page 7, Image 7

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Vollevhal helps oul By MATTHEW VALLEE sai Staff Writer The Columbia Volleyball Club n0 had its Fourth Annual Triples m< Crown Tournament this past weekend at Wilde Wood Polo Field in Northeast Columbia. m? Beth Woolly, tournament coordinator, said 185 teams participated 1111 in the tournament. "People come from all over the southeast for this contest," Woolly said. "We got people from ^ Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina. je] "Most of these guys play the cir- m cuit in North and South Carolina and can go anywhere to play, but do this is the biggest tournament," she Gamecock eel for family sup By JACK DUNN Gil Sports Editor A team of University of South US Carolina coaches and staff will Co play against a team from STAR dej 93.5 and WVOC Radio in a charity rea softball game Friday at 6 p.m. at Capital City Stadium prior to the Sp Columbia Mets game. ba] The game will benefit Family baj Connection of South Carolina Inc., Jol a Columbia-based support network ba for families with children having Cr; special needs. die Connie Ginsberg, the executive pei director of Family Connection, said A1 the support network puts parents in Ga touch with other parents who have an< children with physical or mental Po flpvplnnmpnt nrnhlpmc w.vjs.i.w.., "We mainly deal with parents of Ga Down's syndrome children and foi children with cerebral palsy," Gii *- y r* * *- " * **' ? ?Athletes oppos Olympic comn By The Associated Press the After only a few days into the ot^ Olympic games, athletes are com- ma plaining about qualification rules nai for the U.S. team, and the ore International Olympic Committee rules in general. a ^ American runners Steve Lewis ter< and Danny Everett ripped coach Mel Rosen for including Michael NB Johnson on the relay team, ahead ha\ of Andrew Valmon, the fourth- ou place finisher in the 400-meter at Co last month's Olympic trials. Mc "Mel Rosen is unprofessional, ml" inconsistent and has not been truth- leu ful to Andrew Valmon," Lewis, the ' 1988 Olympic 400-meter gold tha medalist, said. "I will run, but I it, don't agree with what's going on." cot Everett, the 1988 Olympic pai bronze medalist and 1992 Olympic trials champion, echoed Lewis, his Jar Santa Monica Track Club team- wo mate. coi "I think the coach has mishan- alii died the situation very seriously," for he said. "I've lost all respect for Mel." Le' The Dream Team's Charles pot Barkley didn't give a hoot about in complaints the U.S. pros are unfairly vie showing up the rest of the world, wo They easily subdued their toughest threat, Croatia, 103-70, Monday "fe night. That, despite a strained knee the muscle that kept Magic Johnson out dai the entire second half. His status is Mi uncertain for the next several games, ou "I don't think the guys want the wo games to be close," he said. "We want DeoDle to realize that we are sat the best in the world at something. Le The Japanese make great cars, and ing /?\ As you approach frgllllil^ key ready. Look a your car before get CmIal, * Always keep yoi ' and try to stay on pulated streets. Network 252-83 BUCKIE s II club ha t local ch; id. has 15' The divisions of play go from the clu vice to open division, for the membt 3re serious player. The Woolly said with 185 teams in sough i tournament there were 45 to 50 while i itches going on at a time. ment a rhe teams played in a three-on- Kegi ee competition for a $600 first Societ) ice prize on Saturday. Monetary she ap 'ards were also given for the next letting iir places. The Competing in the women's divi- sponso >n were three players from the in whi idy Gamecocks Volleyball team- the top n Guess, Lee Anne Pieper and Fiel< ona Griffith. go tow On Sunday, a doubles and mixed progra ubles tournament was also held. a brea The Columbia Volleyball Club progra ebs to play [/fj port group nsberg said. "Jon Pritchard, who recruits for !C, put us in touch with the Jumbia Mets and the athletics togeth lartment, and everyone has been years il supportive," she said. tion. Gamecock head football coach Wil arky Woods and assistant foot- bled, 11 coach Rich Bisaccia, assistant root i seball coaches Randy Davis and easy, in Sullivan, and assistant basket- Germ II /^An^hop T omo c UnlknH rl I CaSV ii V/Wauiuo jainvo jiv/naiiu anu * . aig Morris are among some of Unili : Gamecock athletics department j? ac5 (ouch rsonnel scheduled to compete. ^ so taking part is former ^ ^ mecock quarterback Todd Ellis yj1( d WVOC Sports Director Jim matioi we^- becoi "We're appreciative to the teams mecock celebrities and coaches often r their help in this benefit," nsberg said. ,| 5 e coaches, littee rules y think they make the best. And M ier than the armed services, this y be the only thing we're domiit at in the world. I think it's at," Barkley said. Hie ticked off the IOC by writing irst-person commentary for yesJay's edition of USA Today. 'The attitude that he and the tA have that the IOC doesn't it the authority is very dangers," said U.S. Olympic mmittee spoilsman mikc >ran. "They are under the same es and charter as the other athiS." Barkley said he told the NBA . t "if they were concerned about u I wouldn't do it. But they said I Uni ild write as long as I don't get Chi d. I don t think it s a big deal. U USA Today Olympic editor lice Lloyd indicated the paper Fra iuld drop Barkley's column in Qg| mpliance with the rule that _ ows first-person accounts only hometown publications. Jap Die IOC also reprimanded Carl a wis for giving a live report by table telephone while marching 1X31 the opening ceremony, saying he Bill dated the Olympic Charter by ^ rking as a journalist. Lewis was reporting on his clings and impressions" during ceremony for the French sports ly L'Equipe, IOC spokeswoman chele Verdier said. Lewis previsly had been warned to stop irking for the paper. Athletes can be barred from the nes for violating the charter, but wis resolved the matter by say ; he would abide by IOC rules. your car, have your round, undet and in ting in. jr car doors locked well-lighted and poAlways be aware! 1QO It can happen to anybody! ^ JP! 1POR s fun, A %M t i anty gfe 0 members, and Woolly said ib is always looking for new :rs. American Cancer Society t guidance from the club unning a fundraising tourna- 9 long with the Triples Crown, ina Fields, American Cancer 9 ! senior area executive, said preciates the Columbia club them use their nets. American Cancer Society red a six on six tournament .7 ich trophies were given for " * four places. % 3s said all money raised will ards research, education, and ~ ~ ms like Reach for Recovery, st cancer patient visitation Participants m. WildeWood icidents, techn Commentary gods and ar By Aaron Sheinin getting auto Viewpoint Editor basl are in tryim , /~\\ , dream of its < the Olympics. That coming Charles B er of the naiions every four machi to fake the spirit of competi- say a vvaikin who would p h the Evil Empire disassem- peace-lovin< who do Americans have to insulted othe igainst? In years past it was players, thi The steroid-pumped East beino do'wnri ans and the Soviets were Pxarti targets. Germany and the a|, abou( ed Team have taken their , and are now considered ^ !) allies or at least friends. on U,e,cour leaves the Dream Team as international cus of American attention. veve 5 Dream Team is an amalga- P3*1 ot te n of the NBA's best and has t0 ^at hi dec lie a nightmare for other coat coach C in these games. Other teams the team plaj regard the Americans as As far as G S B ited States 4 4 8 ified Team 8 5 2 ina 5 7 2 ngary 5 2 1 ince 0 2 5 rmany 2 14 jth Korea 3 0 1 >an 12 1 stralia 112 y 0 13 Igaria 12 0 eden 0 2 1 with Selective Ser It's simple. Just go down to your post office, fill out a card and ha to a postal c No. this is not a draft. No om been drafted in over 10 years. Y just adding your name to a list in there's a national emergenc register Register. It's Quick. It's Easy. And it's the Law. Presented as a Public Service Annoum TS j. j tySjjjL { i in the Columbia Volleyball Club's Fou 's Polo Field battle the heat and each otl ology take aw e more interested in goes, Lord wh graphs and pictures TripleCast, the pay-] :etball icons than they mare NBC has un g to beat them ? a Way short of its pi Dwn. Short by millions iarkley is a walking Good, I say. I'm n< ne and, some would ward to the day w ig nightmare for those pay $35.99 for the romote our country as the World Series, v I diplomats. He has be the wave of the r countries and other important catch phn rowing elbows and ring to ways the n ght rude. make more money, y what the Olympics Speaking of the now Charles. Be cool, .the Atlanta Braves If and kick some butt destined to returr ;, but don't cause an Nixon scaled the incident. Barkley is Saturday to rob the r, the most interesting Van Slyke of a ? f\ i 1 am. ui mayoe j>econu homerun, an epipn; )us olive-green sport- take over Atlanta ] huck Daly wore when Stadium. Not only < 'ed Angola. the game in whic television coverage managed just one t P China f in com] By The Associated F Early on Day 4 y led the medal list wi by the United State the Unified Team's i China may not st position, but its perl is a sign of its progr I entry in the Sumi 1984 after an ab: decades. Four years China was 11th in < and had 28 medals c Two golden oldie and Janet Evans qi Total finals yesterday, -j g Biondi's 49.75 se . _ into the 100-meter 3 but his time was o 14 best and not as fa: 8 7 We're no1 4 The 4 We're th A The U 4 Sin 4 3 3 How to 1 RIN xj're th of iday. > ister ^ vice. K local M nd it m :lerk. 3 has I ou're m case % :y. So \ now. ^ Advertise i :ement ???? * I ? I i j 1W Jeff Mabon/The Gamecock irth Annual Triples Crown Tournament held at ler Saturday afternoon. ay from games at a mess, he gave the Braves another victory rer-view night- over the Pirates, their opponents in dertaken, fell this past season's National League rojected sales. Championship Series, and millions. The Atlanta crowd was in playDt looking for- off form, 40,000 bandwagon fans hen I have to just like last season. The chop was Super Bowl or running wild, and the fans /hich seems to wouldn't leave the ballpark when future, that all the game was finished. They ise when refer- remained, awestruck., etworks try to A month ago, the Braves seemed like a good team but lackWorld Series.. ing the power to overtake the Reds > simply seem who had put up shop in first place. \ \Uhon p Maii/ tbn DoHc oro ll^rf n;ifK 1. TT UVil VJ113 ilUW, tliv^ l\LUO aiL 1 1UU1LU VYXU1 outfield wall injuries and clubhouse controversy Pirates' Andy and are also in second place. ;ame-winning Unless the Braves suffer serious iny seemed to injury between now and October, Fulton County the Reds will be relegated to the lid Nixon save same fate as the rest of the divih the Braves sion: sitting back and watching a lit, a homerun, team reach its destiny. r alls behind pack petition for medals }ress Jon Olsen, who was third with esterday, China 49.63. ith 12, followed In the women's 400-meter ss with 10 and freestyle, an event Evans hasn't eight. lost in six years, she led the entire ay in that lofty way in her heat to win in 4:09.38. tormance so far It was well off her world record ess since its re- 4:03.85 in Seoul four years ago to ner Games in win the gold, sence of four Pablo Morales showed in the i ago in Seoul, 100-meter butterfly Monday that he *olds with five, could still win at 27, a year older iverall. than Biondi, even after a three-andjs, Matt Biondi a-half-year layoff. Nicole Haislett, jaiined tor the iv, a year younger tnan tvans, proved women's events are not all ^conds got him going to kids like Japan's Kyoko freestyle final, Iwasaki, winner of the 200-meter inly the fourth- breaststroke, or Fu Mingxia, winner it as teammate of 10-meter platform diving. I" good because we're the oldest Garnet & Black je oldest because we're good. niversity of South Carolina Yearbook ce 1899, USC's Oldest Publication Call 777-3888 et everyone know you've got a G FOR SALE If you've got somethin^^^L you don't need, chances are there's someone else who will want it. M The Gamecock will help you reach that person. For only $1.00 a line you can M tell nearly 29,000 readers m just what you to have to M offer. For more details W L call 777-4249. rt The Gamecock and get results!