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Eagles owner sells club foi
The Philadelphia Eagles were sold Wedr
for 1185 million, an all-time record for a j
The team was sold to Hollywood produi
eral managing partner in a group owners!
Angry QB attacks Rome
ESPN2 sports talk show host Jim Rome
Orleans Saints quarterback Jim Everett W
tion.
The incident occurred after Rome reft
"Chris Evert" on the air.
Everett turned over a table and threw P
nored Everett's warnings to cease the "CI
crew broke up the fight.
Lebo talks to Coastal Carol
USC assistant basketball coach Jeff Leb
head-coaching job at Coastal Carolina, rep<
day.
Lebo, 27, and his wife toured the campi
director Andy Hendrick.
NHL fines Lemieux
Mario Lemieux, center for the Pittsbur;
leaving the penalty box and charging at r
game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Lemieux was not suspended becau:
spokesman for the NHL offices said.
Lemieux left the penalty box because h
call a penalty when he was dropped to th
high sticking.
Clemson's Wright to go pre
Clemson center Sharone Wright decla
draft Wednesday.
Wright was the leading scorer and rebc
and was the onlv ACC olaver to averaee d
bounding the last two seasons.
Scouts predict Wright will be picked be
round.
Gray fair but stable
Clemson basketball player Devon Gray,
heart attack Monday night, was listed in "
day, according to a Greenville Memorial h
No decision on Gray's basketball future
Stuart Clarkson said it would be "the end
a statement concerning his chances of cc
Phillies assign Kruk to mil]
John Kruk, first baseman for the Philadt
to the Phillies' double A team in Reading,
He has been undergoing radiation treat
Charlotte to host Dream Tt
Alonzo Mourning, Larry Johnson, Shaqui
be playing a warm-up game against the Ge
the rest of the USA Basketball team in Cha
Tickets to the doubleheader will be $10,;
will have another exhibition in Oakland, C
Championship games in Chicago.
Today's sports on TV
Baseball:
Boston at Chicago White Sox, (WGN,
Atlanta at Los Angeles, (TBS, 10 p.m.)
Hockey:
Pittsburgh at New Jersey, (ESPN, 7:30
, Golf:
The Masters, second round, at Augusi
delayed at 9 p.m. and highlights, CBS, 11:
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Senior Jamie Watson received t
Valuable Player award Tuesday nigh
Basketball Banquet at the Adam's M
ESPN basketball analyst, spoke at th<
Most Improved Player
Outstanding Defensive Player
Most Outstanding Player
"^SSpistfcfi ding Rebounder
^Mr^^pjrational
^S^jR^t^n^utstanding Manj
1 Buck Freeman Sportsmanship Aw
Frank McGuire Most Valuable Pla;
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to Everett several times as
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rhe Gamecock baseball team i
ched their chance to take a 2-0 t
1 in their four-game season series
inst Clemson slip through their
>p Wednesday. '
he arch-rival Tigers (32-7) came to 5
?e Frye Field and disposed of USC 1
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-iu) Dy a i-l score,
lemson sophomore Jason Dawsey,
Kington native, struck out a car-higf}
11 batters as he pitched in- 1
he ninth inning and received a lit- 1
revenge against the team which
I not recruit him out of high ]
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31emson was the only school to ofme
(a scholarship)," Dawsey (4-1) (
I. "Carolina never offered me. Not
rested, I guess." c
lemson took a 1-0 lead in the first j
ightfielder Shane Monahan singled j
USC starter Jason Haynie (6-3) and f
e second. Monahan scored on a
-out single by David Miller. 3
fSC bounced back in the bottom <
f of the first as second baseman c
:ey Stokes singled to center with
i out. Centerfielder Mac White :
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Thite added an RBI-infield single *
he third to give USC a 2-1 lead,
that was the last time the Gameks
would score until the ninth. ^
lemson scored two in the sixth as a
nson coach Jack Leggette thought
Gamecocks might be napping and
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rith Mike Hampton on third, Andy i
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inior Vivian Alberty was named ^
team All-SEC for her performance c
iringboard diving, while senior
Leishman was named secondn
for his excellence in butterfly ?
timing. j
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ng event at the SEC Champi- ^
lips this year, was USC's first fe- a
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tie native of Coral Springs, Fla.,
:ed eighth at the NCAAs on the s
meter board, garnering All-Amer- a
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pack to second following a pitch.
JThen USC catcher Mike Taner threw
o second in an attempt to nail the
unner, Hampton broke for home
ind scored when shortstop Ryan
izwejbka's throw bounced off Tarter,
filler then scored as the ball rolled
nto the dugout.
USC coach June Raines was disappointed
with his team's execution on
he Tigers' trick play.
"He (Leggette) kept giving signs,"
lainps said. "Hp n.ppt?prtp1 was Hp.
rending on us not executing, and we
iidn't execute."
Clemson added an unearned run
)ff Gamecock reliever Wally Maynard
tnd then scored twice in the ninth,
donahan, who recorded his 29th
nulti-hit game of the season, doubled ij
ind scored on a single by Miller. ij
Clemson catcher Mike Eydenberg
ioubled, scoring Miller.
White added another infield single
n the ninth for USC's second
>aserunner since the third inning.
)awsey exited as Tiger relievers endid
any thought of a Gamecock rally. *
USC travels to Starkville, Miss., this
veekend for a three-game series
igainst the Mississippi State Bulldogs,
rhe Gamecocks and Bulldogs will tanlie
at 8 p.m. today and at 2 p.m. Sat- Liirday
and Sunday.
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lative of Camarillo, Calif., broke a six- pj
ear-old school record this year in the 0
!00 freestyle, and also was named AlliEC
Honorable Mention as a member
>f the 800 freestyle relay.
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reshmen Ann Goggins, Michelle .
[illins and Stacey Delaney. The "Fab c
:our Freshman", as the quartet was .,
lubbed, smashed the school record
t the championships with a time of
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el Jordan's attempt to play
igue baseball is the latest exr
athletes who are successful
port trying to make their
another.
he exception of Bo Jackson,
u-sport atnietes excel in one
d are only average in their
port. Bo was an All-Star in
and played in the Pro Bowl
ill before his career was cut
h a hip injury,
for a good average and disis
great strength with mon?ne
runs. His play in the outKansas
City brought a lot of
fit to baseball, and his great
ity shined through when he
>e outfield wall after making
:atch. He has a gun for an
gives all he's got while he's
dd.
n 1- - -
va iias us do wanna.DC in
inders. Deion has tremen:nt
on the football field, and
licated all his time to it he
one of the best in the game,
r his ego far outweighs his
the baseball diamond,
is incredible speed, Deion is
threat on the basepaths, but
cm is getting on base. Deion
r hit for a high average durstint
in the majors, and
lave the power to hit the ball
te park on a regular basis,
ugh he has gotten off to a
rt this season, and he'd be
to tell you that, his numbers
will be bordering on medi eion
has a lot of talent and
lot ot excitement with him,
ody can't cash the checks his
write on the baseball field,
he dedicated his career to
he could be one of the greatrs
in the game. He is already
he top cornerbacks in the
i has the capabilities to be
tie top wide receivers if he
whole NFL season,
i should focus on being a
itball player, not just a good
player and an average base:r.
o Michael. Mike give it up.
e arguably the greatest baslayer
ever to lace up Nikes,
Jon't have the skills it takes
?ro baseball. Jordan is only
, ^ _ I t.l
ic spoi a young piayer witn
ould be occupying,
ilso blinded by his ego. He
j all his life how great he is.
*ue, but only on the hard>t
in every sport in the land,
retired from basketball he
anted to get away from the
d spend time with his famiire
his kids are enjoying
g daddy on SportsCenter
ht. And as for the media, he
: having twice as many camis
face as he did when he
ing for the NBA Champi>r
the up and coming dualetes.
Charlie Ward is the top
e this year. Charlie! Don t
: same mistake Deion did.
ball! You'll make millions,
great. And, best of all, you
basketball all spring and
long.
lays he is weighing the opilaying
pro football and pro
1. Charlie won the Heisman
and the national champi*
1 football. In basketball the
les didn't make the Big
harlie, you don't have to be
emins to make this decision,
n Deion, Michael and Charivaste
your time or the fans';
what your strengths are and
:rstar in that sport.
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