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. Friday, April 1, 1994 Hi Switzer to lead Cow As expected, the Dallas Cowbo; 'ty of Oklahoma coach Barry Swiri Switzer, 56, led Oklahoma to tl year tenure in Norman, Okla. Ho1 amid scandal and NCAA violation Immediate speculation has fonr ing over the Miami Dolphins upon in the next few vears. Gillen heads to Proi Former Xavier coach Pete Gillei ketball coach at Providence. Gillen had a record of 202-75 a NCAA tournaments. Mets trade Young fc The New York Mets traded rig ! Chicago Cubs' shortstop Jose Vizc I Young set a major-league recon qs, 27, set from May 6,1992 to Jti year, while he filled in for Shawon season. Villanova wins NIT ; Villanova overcame a 17-point < ;80-73, winning the NIT champion: The Wildcats were led by Jonat ;scored 19 points and Kittles added ;history to win both the NCAA and New ballparks to op The Cleveland Indians and Texa Son. The Indians will play in Jacobs The Ballpark at Arlington will be t Jacobs Field features a Terrace videoboard. The Ballpark at Arlington feati ' Sports-ticker board down the thirdFalcons release Hebi The Atlanta Falcons waived qu > Hebert, who played in the Pro Be cons signed Jeff George last week. ^ The Falcons were 6-10 under his percent of his passes, threw 24 toi NBA fines Maxwell, The NBA fined Houston's Carl ] en Polynice of Sacramento for figh Herrera and Polynice were botl ?ame for throwing punches. Maxwe Qie court quickly. * Wooden awards give n The 18th-annual Classic Games J< announced Wednesday. Glenn Robinson of Purdue, Gra North Carolina were repeat membe * Damon Bailey of Indiana, Jason of Connecticut, Khalid Reeves of J ford Rozier of Louisville and Corl selected. iToday's sports on T NBA Basketball: 7 Detroit at Chicago, (TNT, 8 p, NHL Hockey: Boston at Buffalo or Dallas at Hucks, Gu .for 9-8 vie from staff reports Pinch hitter Brian Hucks' long sit gle to right centerfield, with one 01 and the bases loaded in the 11th ir ning Wednesday, scored Mark Gug no to give USC a come-from-behin 9-8 win over The Citadel. The l4th-ranked Gamecocks (24 7), who trailed 8-1 at one point an by four runs in the bottom of th ninth, sent the game into extra ir nings on a two-out pinch-hit single b Xhris Diaz that scored Mac White Craig Ross (3-0), USC's sevent pitcher of the night, worked thre scoreless innings to pick up the wir . Gugino, the SEC's stolen bas leader, led off the bottom of the lit! with a single and promptly stole hi 19th base of the season. Stacey Stoke sacrificed Gugino to third forcing Th Citadel to intentionally walk Whit and Rob DeBoer to load the base and set up a potential double pla> Hucks, batting for the earlier her Diaz, drove a pitch to the wall to en< the game. ft "That's why you get 27 outs in ballgame," said USC coach Jun Raines, following the improbabl rnmnkirl' "We kent ? ? r -wviving ail' good things happened to us." The Bulldogs (15-21) jumped ou to their 8-1 lead in the sixth cappe< by a Jermaine Shuler three-run horn run. The Citadel scored one run ii both the third and fourth innings an* added three each in the fifth an* sixth. Those turned out to be the fi nal Bulldog runs of the evening. Wr< No glov< Keep it It doesn't matter as long a Condoms. J > Illiteracy, Kids a Call the Offk boys ys Wednesday named former Universi:er as their new head coach, iree national championships in his 16wever, Switzer left Oklahoma in 1989 s. ler Cowboy coach Jimmy Johnson takcoach Don Shula's expected retirement ridence r? ranln/^ap Dir?lr T) omn o no fUn U?r. n igpiau/o iviviv uaiiicd ad uic iicau UOdt Xavier, and led the Musketeers to six >r Vizcaino ht-handed pitcher Anthony Young for :aino. 1 last season for most consecutive lossily 24,1993. Vizcaino batted .287 last Dunston, who was injured most of last leficit Wednesday to defeat Vanderbilt >hip. han Haynes and Kerry Kittles. Haynes 18. Villanova became the 15th team in pMBF^T NIT championships. up en this weekend 3 is Rangers have new stadiums this seaField, which cost $161 million to build, he new home of the Rangers. Club restaurant and an Instant Replay ures an out-of-town scoreboard and a base line. |L arterback Bobby Hebert Wednesday. Meadow! )wl last year, was released after the Falleadership last year. He completed 61.2 sn iichdown passes and 17 interceptions. ITM d Polynice, Herrera ? Tr>NIV . Herrera and Vernon Maxwell and Old- ^ lurNY t Ung in Tuesday night's game. Sports Editor i fined $5,000 and suspended for one 451, 683 an 11 was fined $10,000 for failing to leave No, those a are the weighi Andy Meadoi ?n 11 press, squat ar 3hn R. Wooden All-America team were National Powe earlier in the i int Hill of Duke and Eric Montross of Meadows ^am' placed secoi Kidd of California, Donyell Marshall weight class a Arizona, Jalen Rose of Michigan, Clif- sult ^ trave iss Williamson of Arkansas were also jun^ to repres the world chai y The21-yej . grew up in E x volved in weig "When my N.Y. Rangers, (ESPN, 7:30 p.m.) sj5?o1 he,lifte 6 F "That's when igino combine in tory against Cita _ Carolina's first run came in the fifth i jjfl .1 . i a. r t ?- - - l- witnout Denent 01 a nit. ^nauci sianer Soutl it Chris Sica walked Ted Rose and Ryan t- Szwejbka and then committed a balk. Gugino. it l~ Rose scored on Mike Dezenzo's in- wh?fs^2b d field ?"t. Ba^ribh USC's two-run sixth came courtesy Hucks1bpb of a walk, White's single, the first of Xarter''? d j . . . Dovf-3b two doubles by DeBoer, and an in- Rose, 3b e field out by Mike Tarter. Szwejbka, ss 1 The Gamecocks added one in the totals' rf eighth when DeBoer doubled again ^ and scored on Ray Baksh's single. The e With one out in the bottom of the L ninth, Dezenzo walked to start the Bett^ob e Gamecocks' rally. Gugino and Stokes lavagefdh h singled with Dezenzo scoring on * s Stokes' hit. White's double scored " s Gugino followed by DeBoer's run- gj**- c1b e scoring ground ball. Then Diaz's sin- totals e gle tied the game. s White said USC never felt they were The Citadel ' out of the game. Sou,h Caro,ina 0 "You always have to think that," d White said. 'You can't come back and Pitching win if you don't believe that." ^Stoops'1"* Gugino, Stokes, White and DeBoer J. J. Pearsall e all finished with two hits as the Game- ^?RI3,1??;8._ C 1.... UIBy nuaminy - cocks tallied 12 hits as a team. Wally Maynard Curt Beerman had four hits and J*ai Ross t two RBI's to lead The Citadel ofifen- ThVcitadel j sively. Ryan Butler added three sin- Chris Sica e gles for the Bulldogs. The Gamecocks john'Vrtce rj resume play today as they travel to Donald Morillo d Oxford, Miss., to take on the Ole Miss ^0n ^'n ^'e d Rebels for a three-game series. The Winner: Ro i- SEC rivals tangle at 7 p.m. tonight and Loser; Mori| at 2 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. it. RS 5, no love. covered. how you say it, j ust 1 ^ CA is you do it. 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The Game-9428 Jk cocks took fou of six singles matches. - - Jorge Esqueda clinched the match for USC when he defeated the Bull dogs' Albin Polonyi at the No. 4 posi"ference. tion , -7Qn Esqueda dropped the first set 1-6 and fell behind 0-2 in the second. He rallied, however, to win 12 of the next V lips March 13. He will compete in June for t on of brain with his bodybuilding girlfriend, Joy Grove, a former Miss Columbia. i "It's good for both of us to have the same interest," Meadows said. "She's j good for me. If I don't want to go to the gym, she smacks me around a little," he said jokingly. Along with training an average of. 1 five days a week for about two hours, diet is essential to his success. Eating 1 enough and eating the right foods is 1 important, he said. t "I eat about six or seven times a day," he said. "Around 3,500 calories of which less than 8 percent is fat. Though Meadows has won six national titles and three world championships, he has managed to keep ^ things in perspective and to continue 5 to set goals. "I always want to reach that next s level," Meadows said. \ ocks down CI I From staff reports The USC women's t team, ranked 19th in th tion, slipped past Clems< a five-hour match, dec by an 11-9 score in the set tiebreaker at No. 2 bles. Carolina raised its re to 15-2, while 17th-rai Clemson fell to 9-7. The No. 2 doubles t of Heather Greene and cy Pulliam clinched match with a 1-6, 6-4, (11-9) victory over Ja Durden and Karol Tutkiewicz. The match ] moved indoors becau; darkness with Greene: ing for USC at 5-5, 0 Greene was broken, bu USC duo quickly br Charleston native Ja Durden to force the t set tiebreaker. Greene single-hand saved three match po Serving 5-6, Greene leashed a cross court 1 hand for a winner. The ma increased, with Pul serving at 7-8, Greene but regained her con sure to poke a match-ss volley across the net fr< sitting position. V Jutkiewicz serving foi match at 9-8, Greene's ?? I hand dusted the line, sa urtesy of David Frankel match-point number tl igles and doubles "Every time we needc ist Clemson. Heather came up with ; ItpH n ami Jl JL V*- X WHXVVV+ VJ 16 games and the final two sets 6-3, ^ 6-3. b Johan Sandberg won at No. 1 singles for USC. He downed Georgia All- a American Mike Sell 6-3, 6-1. ^ Gamecock Maxsy Jimenez conquered Bobby Mariencheck, the No. 44 player in the nation. Jimenez won ? 6-4, 6-2. USC's Mark Bommelje, playing in a dual meet for the first time since February, won at No. 5 singles. Bommel- fi je, who had been sidelined with a s< lung infection, defeated Nirav Patel 75, 6-3. The Gamecocks were without their a' No. 1 doubles team of Sandberg and u Jose Frontera. Frontera was sidelined tc I 1__ tit* * "? pip *" , p wBLgZ;, Photo courtesy ot Joy Grove he world championship. is, power But Meadows says that poweriifting s not his entire life. "I'll get my bachelor's degree in pharmacy next May and then my pharmacy doctorate in another year," le said. "Most of my goals are acadenic." Meadows said he may use his decree to work in the medical nutrition leld, but no matter what his job, he vill keep lifting and competing. "I just love lifting," Meadows said. I'd never stop." But how long can he compete for? "They have age groups up to 75 'ears old now," Meadows said with a .mile. There's little doubt Meadows will itill be competing and winning tides veil into the next century. emson, 5-4 time tennis shot," USC head rnnis coach Arlo Elkins said. "She e na- didn't miss a ball in the first 3n in set ?f her singles match, and ided ^en to keep going for winthird ncrs on pressure-packed dou- points make for an unbelievable effort." cord Greene served the final tked two points and Durden's forehand sailed wide at 10-9. earn The match marked the secTra ond time this season Greene the and Pulliam had clinched a , 7.6 Lady Gamecock victory at nice No. 2 doubles. They clinched ina USC's 5-4 victory over was Auburn last month, winning se of 6-4 in the third set. serv- "I thought we played well -30. with the girls we put out t the there," said Clemson head 0 ke coach Andy Johnston. "With a nice little luck we could've pulled hird out another close match." Other winners for USC edly were Greene, Victoria Davies ints. and Sophie Ljucovic in sinun gles action. Helen Cook and fore- Victoria Davies won the othdra er doubles match for the liam Gamecocks 6-1, 4-6, 6-3. fell, In defeating the Lady ipo- Tigers for the first time in iving two years, Carolina notched 3m a its third win over a ranked Pith opponent this season. USC the improved its record to 8-0 in fore- the Southeast Region, while iving Clemson fell to 4-1. iree. USC faces nationally :d it, ranked Duke at 2 p.m. today 1 big in Durham, N.C. eorgia, 4-3 ath the flu. The loss hurt as Sanderg and Johan Wiig came up short gainst Jamie Laschinger and Polonyi, jsing 8-6. Jimenez and Jim Panagopoulos rere the only USC doubles team to an. They defeated Mariencheck and ievin Sessions 8-3. Georgia (10-3, 5-2) has lost 10 conirences matches in the past five seasns. The Gamecocks return to action gainst No. 13 Ole Miss at 2 p.m. Satrday at the Sam Daniels Tennis Cen:r. '' '""111 3oo- *'??m^ 5 finished second at the Junior National Poweiiifting Championsti idnws cnmhinati VNTORI interested." A little?! When Meadows was in the ^ 545 fourth grade he bench pressed 140 ren't area codes. They , , , t amounts USC student ouBh ^ be.^"e at vs lifted in the bench earl>'agc' hke sa,d he hasn 1 rece,ved id dead lift at the Junior mu.k c?fc ,f . f.. . , . , . I m basically self-taught, said -rlifting Champ.onsh.ps Meadows who ?.ighs mo * lhan 230 inont/1" pounds. "I just picked it up on my , a pharmacy major, Qwn j I'm just blessed genetiid in the 242-pound cajjy? t the meet and, as a re- Powerlifting should not be con:1 to Bali, Indonesia, in fused with Olympic lifting as the ent the United States at events are quite different. And it defmpionships. initely should not be confused with ir old Meadows, who bodybuilding, ieckley, W.V., got in- "There are plenty of big, ugly guys htlifting at an early age. in powerlifting," Meadows was quick brother was in high to point out. d for football," he said. However, even with the differences I started to get a little between the two sports, he still trains 11th Lady Gamec AcA 1#. kdMHBMHH