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NFL might use two-point conversioi
. The NFL's Competition Committee has recommendec
adoption of a two-point conversion will enhance the g;
NFL owners are expected to adopt the recommendat
week.
"We haven't finished our report, but we're all pretty ir
; said committee chairman Don Shula, coach of the Miar
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^ Harding ends amateur career with
Tonya Harding pleaded guilty Wednesday to a felony <
of fellow skater Nancy kerrigan.
- ' Harding also resigned from the U.S. Figure Skating F
ending her amateur career.
She was sentenced to three years of probation and fin
i* tag must also perform 500 hours of community service?
to the Special Olympics.
She must undergo a psychiatric exam and treatment
Show found dead in clinic
Former major league pitcher Eric Show was found de
drug rehabilitation clinic near San Diego, according to tl
office.
Show was an integral member of the San Diego Padres
piling a 100-87 record in 10 major league seasons. Hom
ably be best remembered for giving up the base hit to F
Rose broke Ty Cobb's all-time hits record.
Show was 37.
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< NCAA Tournament begins
The NCAA basketball tournament began Thursday wit
tag TVs and radios to work and school.
UConn defeated Rider, George Washington knocke
squeaked past Hawaii, Maryland downed St. Louis and
; College of Charleston in the afternoon contests.
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NHL hands down suspensions
The NHL suspended New York Rangers' centers Mike
? Nemchinov for 10 and eight games respectively.
Hudson and Nemchinov were both suspended for sej
vplving high-sticking.
Gretzky still chasing Howe
LA Kings star Wayne Gretzky was scoreless Wednesd;
and is still two goals short of tying and three of passinj
first on the all-time NHL goal scoring list.
Gretzky stands at 799 for his career, while Howe ne
plus professional seasons.
The Kings next game is at home Saturday against San
Today's sports on TV
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NBA Basketball:
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'Tennis:
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Sophomore Brian Hucks doubled
in two runs in the top of the ninth tc
clinch a 7-4 USC victory against Clem
? , , c son Wednesday night at Tiger Field
Hudson and Sorgo, Hucks a frQm L?xington
improved his pinch-hitting to 4-6 foi
karate incidents in- the season with the hit.
The contest marked the l,000tt
game at USC (18-5) for coach Junt
Raines. The win also broke a 12-gamc
winning streak for the Tigers, and ii
ly against Anahe(m interrupted a 13-game winning streal
I Gordie Howe for for Clemson (19-3) against USC ir
games played at Tiger Field. The
tted 801 in his 20- Gamecocks hadn't won at Clemsor
since 1988.
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one up here," Raines said. "But the)
had to be young."
He commented on the past frus
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here and get beat. Tonight could be
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:h the Gamecocks' victory Wednesday against Clemson. USC is 18-!
Gamecocks to 7-4
into a good ballclub." four runs in the sixth
Senior Srott Pare raised his rerord With one out Mat
I to 7-0, while Andy Taulbee took the and scored when C
> loss for the Tigers and fell to 5-2. Ju- triple to centerfield.
nior Craig Ross pitched 2 2/3 innings Mike Dezenzo, U
of relief to pick up his sixth save of with a .433 averagi
the season. Ross made his 14th ap- game, hit a sacrifice
r pearance in 23 games. Boer. Chris Diaz wal
Seniors Mike Tarter and Rob De- Diaz then scored on *
\ Boer and sophomore Chris Diaz each jbka. The Gamecock;
; had two hits for USC. the inning to secure;
: Both teams scored in the third in- Clemson finally gc
l ning. seventh.
i Tarter, a .238 hitter entering the Hoby Mork started
t contest, singled to open the frame, a walk. Shane Mon;
: He was advanced on a sacrifice bunt Hampton then sing]
i and scored on a single by Ted Rose to bases.
open the frame. Mork then scorec
f Clemson countered in the bottom choice, and Andy to.
{ of the third on Mike Hampton's third Clemson to within a
r home run of the season. He led the ble down the left fielc
Tigers, driving in two runs. and Hampton scored
Both teams were throwing their ace to 5-4.
in this game between state rivals. The Tigers loaded
Clemson's Andy Taulbee entered the with two outs, but D<
game 5-1, and USC's Scott Pace was drive to right center
6-0. The pitching dual continued right fielder Mike De:
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Taulbee wilted first, as he gave up Frye Field.
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1 Wednesday, March 16
Movies at Russell House Theater | "Backlash Bake nSale"
11 a.m. 2 p.m. on Russell House Patio
-Much Ado About Nowng* Cost ol baked goods will be based on t he si
Mircti 17/19 between men and women. For example, mt
9 p.m. every S.71 women pay.
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"Wh?r? LOT. Got to Oo With ir -Tuesday Night Live with Layman's
March 24/25/26 7:30 p.m.in the Golden Spur
9 p m Sponsored by Carolina Program union. GolrMn Spi
ThMma .noi lcuiw Wednesday March 23
March 25/26 '
n 30 p m "Women in Our Legal System"
Al movt.s rapuira a S2 admsaion and ara jporv 3:30 p.m. in Russell House 301
??rao by Carolina Program union Cin.maac Art* Discussion to include a temale |udge, proba
Commrna. Iaw entorcement agent and an attorney. The
locus on the non-traditional roles of women
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Sponsored by USC Judioal Board and Pwr Condi*
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to be Public Lecture: Speaker: Or. Mary Daly, professor at theolo.
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impel author of Beyond God the Father, Gynecology, Pure Lust,
that The Wickedry and Outercourse
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Thursday, March 24
Walker, "Living With AIDS: A Woman's Perspective"
f _ 3:30 p.m. in Russell House Theater
Two women who are HIV positive will speak.
f edal Sponsored by Thomson Sudani Health Center Open Door Health and
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f. 1919) "Outstanding Women at USC Celebration"
f 4:30-6 p.m. in Campus Room, Capstone
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international Coffee House Panel Discussion
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