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Kidd to go hardship?
California All-American point guard Jason Kidd ha
ierence tor today, ana tne ban r ran Cisco ^nronicie is
will announce his eligibility for this summer's NBA Di
Kidd, who has two year's of eligibility left, has led
two consecutive NCAA Tournaments. He also led the
season.
There is now speculation that one of Kidd's teamm
Murray, may forgo his final season of eligibility and jc
Scott moves Alford
USC football coach Brad Scott has moved wide rec
the defensive side of the ball.
Alford, a junior-to-be, caught seven passes for 119 ya
in 1993.
He will now play in the defensive secondary.
Baseball notes
Jordan gets hit in minors
Michael Jordan was sent down to the minors, but did
an RBI in his first game for Prince William.
Jordan was three for 20 with the Chicago White Soi
Dibble has arm troubles
Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Rob Dibble has been
dinitis in his pitching shoulder.
The tendinitis will force Dibble to cut back on thrc
ing.
NFL adopts rule changes
NFL owners voted Tuesday to adopt the two-point a
downs.
In o cnmricp (tip rmrnprt alcn vntpH that teams mil
30-yard line as opposed to the 35.
The changes were recommended by the rule-makii
they were adopted.
Clemson tabs Barnes
Clemson named Rick Barnes as its new basketball <
Barnes comes from Providence, where he just led
NCAA Tournament appearance under his tenure.
Barnes, 39, compiled a 108-76 record in six season
Yanks, Sox deal
The New York Yankees traded veteran pitcher Pau
Chicago White Sox Monday for pitcher Brian Boehrir
The move fills the void of a left-hander in Chicago'
Nine FSU players charged
A grand jury charged nine Fresno State football p
falsely for food stamps.
The players claimed they were homeless.
The grand jury also said an athletics department me
plications in December 1992.
Today's sports on TV
NCAA Basketball:
NIT Quarterfinals, (ESPN, 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.)
NHL Hockey:
Vancouver at Los Angeles (ESPN2,10:30 p.m.)
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| USC beats Wa
By TONY SANTORI 3-6 with 5
s called a press con- Spofts Editor Batheja. I
reporting that Kidd ?__ It._ : : ~7~c tera took
rj The USC men s tennis team defeat- , "
HFt trrd in th**
ed Wake Forest 5-2 Sunday in Win- ^ wo
the Golden Bears to ston $aiemi n.C. Panagop
nation in assists this ^he five points came from singles ^ the fa
viaories, with USC winning all but the ^ but lo
lates, junior Lamond No 4 position. second 5
)in Kidd in the draft. The contest came down to the final Athe^
three matches, with both squads Aurora, III
needing two victories to win the dual tive domii
' ..f match. USC swept all three courtesy the third
eiver Chns Alford to ^ seni0rs Johan Wiig (No. 5) Jose ?ive bee
Frontera (No. 6) and juniorjim tomofoui
rds and a touchdown panagopouios (No. 3). r DeMarssai
WUg dropped the first set before better at t
rallying to defeat Jeff Landau 6-7,6-2, At No. 1
6-2. bergcontii
Frontera split the first two sets 6-2,
I go one for four with Men's swimmin
to compete in I*
diagnosed with tenFrom
staff reports
wing and weightlift- The USC men's swimming and div- "We ha'
ing team will travel Thursday to Min- jq jjcqi
neapolis to compete in the NCAA
Swimming and Diving Champi- place 2
onships. We nec
inversion after touch- The men, ranked No. 18 in the nation,
will take six athletes who will f^CeS, a.
st kick-off from their compete in 15 events and three re- we COU
lays. i ctu ?
rig committee before "We have the opportunity to score
really well and place among the top
18," coach Keith Switzer said. "We
need to swim perfect races, and with men's
a little luck, we could finish as high as
:?ach. 15th."
1 the Friars to a third Senior Jon Moore, who holds the 200 freest
USC record in the 100 breaststroke Md., Rug
s at Providence. (55.00) and 200 breaststroke ntemberc
(1:58.78), will swim in those events relays and
and as a member of the 200 and 400 holds the
, , medley relays. The Okemos, Mich., backstroki
1 Assenmacher to the native placed second in the 100 Junior
l8er- breaststroke and third in the 200 swin
s bullpen. breaststroke in this season's SECs. freestyle e
A? a ? *?!?.* _s_i native hoi
senior aii-Amentan hik. jlcimiuuui ?
will swim in the 100 and 200 butter- a 1
ilayers with applying %%%%!?"* ***?"* ^Se%
Senior Drew Ruggieri will swim in Fr<f T
the 100 and 200 backstroke and the the *"0 "
mber knew of the ap1
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>uraj 6-2, 6-2 Michael Stump, who's i
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con- W M "Sandberg's match was just a
tnira v* Ding, ueiviars saia.
n 6-2. I 0K* JMH It was Sandberg's eighth t
oulos | nine matches at No. 1.
rst set I The Gamecocks play a tough
st the Jk today at No. 4 Duke. They wi
-7 to I on nationally ranked LSU Su
r. The R This doesn't please DeMars.
[., na- "Our schedule is just a jok
lated DeMars said.
set 6-2. DeMars is concerned about 1
n concerned about the bot- players as well as the courts,
r lineup," USC coach Kent "It will be tough for us at Dul
id. "We needed to show up said. "They have unusually fast
he bottom, and we did." and fast court players. They are
singles, senior Johan Sand- ly serve-and-voUey players. Over
nued to excel. He defeated just don't match up well."
g and diving team
ICAA Championshi]
^ medley and the 1,650 freestyle.
V the Opportunity SO will swim as a member of tl
-p rpdlv well and free relay. Telford, a native ofC
e really wen ana 0re sct the school record
imong the top 18. 1,000 freestyle this year (9:10.:
id to swim perfect Freshman Charles Girdlestoi
- cTirtm in thp 9HO horlrctrnlfP Qi
nd with a little luck,
lid finish as high as Ventura, Calif., also will swi
member of the 800 freestyle re
holds the school record in tl
backstroke.
Keith Switzer Members of the men's swii
swimming, diving coach and diving team not compel
Minneapolis will participate
yle. A native of Timonium, weekend s Serve-A-Thon. Cap
gieri also will swim as a Serve-A-Thon is former USC
)f the 200 and 400 medley mer Wade w^0 holds the
i the 800 freestyle relay. He record in the 100 fly.
school record in the 100 Kmg and more than 20 USC
e (49.57). ming and diving student-athle
All-American Dan Phillips work at Columbia's Boy's Clut
i in the 50, 100 and 200 ing, landscaping and helpin
vents. The Ypsilanti, Mich., general clean-up.
ds the school record in the "It's great the team is able to
100 freestyles. He also will volved and give to the comm
member of the 200 and 400 coach Switzer said. "I think i
ices and the 800 free relay, portant for the team to get iri
an Jay Telford will swim in jn the community outside of
eestyle, the 400 individual jcs ?
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Duke, LSU
anked DeMars said the Gamecocks will
have to adjust quickly to Duke's
drub- courts.
"We'll get up there early and pracvin
in tice a couple of times," he said.
The Gamecocks then will travel to
match Baton Rouge, La., to take on LSU. L
11 take ^he 7igers were ranked No. 9 in
mday. preseason polls but since have lost a
few matches and fallen in the rank*
e' e ings. DeMars knows the reason for
Luke's LSU^s downfa11
"They lost two players to injuries,^
ce " he said' "But they've Bot?1 recently
courts come back. They'll be ready for us.?
most- DeMars hopes his team will re-'
all we spond to the challenge.
"They are a team we can beat," he
said.
South Carolina t
r\C AB R H RBI
1/ Gugino, If 4 2 2 2
p Stokes, 2b 6 11 1 r
Dezenzo, rf 4 0 0 1
White, cf 3 111
He al- DeBoer, dh 2 0 0 0
Baksh, 1b 2 0 0 0'
tie 800 Diaz, 1b 10 0 0
larier, an o i i u
Orbett, Rose, p-dh-3b 2 0 0 0
, Szwejbka, ss 4 12 0
in the Dour, 3b 2 10 0'
Huccks, ph 10 10
5). Edwards, pr 0 0 0 0 "
?? ?-ll Badolato, 3b 0 0 0 0
ne win Ross, p ooo o
nH Pearsall, p 0 0 0 0
na tne totals 34 7 5 10
itive of Morehead State
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lay. He Hart, ci 4011
Shoupe, If 4 0 0 0
ie ZOO Fulks.dh 5 110
Hackworth, 1b 4 2 1 0 *
Allison, c 5 0 10."
ming ! { I ? :
fine in Milam, ss 3 0 0 0 "?
, . Sapp, 2b 1110 1
in this Becker, ph 10 10
r Hewitt, 2b 0 0 0 0
Itain OI Gore, p 0 0 0 0.
D. Hamilton, p 0 0 0 0
, SWIITI- M. Hamilton, p 0 0 0 0 _
, , TOTALS 35 6 8 4
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! swim- Morehead State 102 100 110 7 8 1 ;
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Pearsall 6 6 5 4 2 5 ^
t get in- Rose 3 2 1 0 1 3 imitv"
Craig Ross 1 0 0 0 0 1
, /' Morehead State
t IS im- Jason Gore 6 5 4 4 5 7 _
ivolved Dan Hamilton 2 1 2 2 2 0
athlet- Michael Thompson 12/3 2 1 1 3 0 "
Winner Craig Ross (2-0)
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