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Louchiey 98th pick in dra USC tackle Corey Louchiey was picked Monday by the Buffalo Bills. The 6-foot-9, 305-pound senior was pr middle of the second round and the mi< "I really feel like there's a load off me, Louchiey said Monday. "From the time it 12:30 p.m., I bet I didn't get over two h< Ward not drafted Heisman trophy winner Charlie Ware P f-V"V O t Tlf/1 O J * ' uiai *v<u> wuiu^icicu monaay. The former FSU quarterback and 1993 plans of playing professional football or p might explain why none of the NFL teams ing him. Rumors have Ward headed for the Can his NFL skills, while he plays NBA basket Ward becomes just the second Heism; draft. Army's Pete Dawkins in 1959 was t Stanley Cup Playoffs Penguins win 3-2 The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the1 The win closes the Washington lead in th Game six is tonight at the US Air Arena Devils drop Sabres 5-3 The New Jersey Devils are one win away of the playoffs after defeating the Buffalo The Devils lead the series 3-2. Tonight1 Roy perfect, Canadiens win Montreal Canadiens goalie Patrick Roy 5 in Montreal's 2-1 victory against the Bost< Montreal leads the series 3-2. Pitino snubs Lakers RickPitino, reportedly offered $21 mil Los Angeles Lakers, said he wants to com| He denied being offered a contract wi coach Magic Johnson has left a vacancy at Graf to play in Citizen Cup Croffi - vjioi wui compete in tne Litizen Cup Graf, the No. 1 player in the world, has she competes. A year ago, Monica Seles wt les has not returned to action since. Jordan still hot Birmingham Barons outfielder Michael increase his hitting streak to 12 games. Jordan, who fell clumsily while making; Oouble-A Southern League. Today's sports on TV Baseball: Philadelphia at Los Angeles (ESPN, 10 NHL Hockey: Eastern Conference quarterfinals, Gar BM Well /I Sumn JL facult Note: July 1, II; ?? % Color Special $50 per coloi (Regularly $80 per Col ift in the third round of the NFL draft ojected to be selected between the idle of the third round, because that was a loooong wait," started until they called me around 3urs sleep." i was not picxea in tne NFL draft: Heisman winner did not make his >rofessional basketball clear, which ; wanted to take a chance on draftladian Football League to tune up ball. in winner not to be picked in the he first. Washington Capitals 3-2 Monday. ie series to 3-2. in Landover, Md. from advancing to the next round Sabres Monday, s game is in Buffalo. t /A I - aoppea ou snots on goal Monday :>n Bruins. lion over five years to coach the plete his contract with Kentucky, th any professional team. Laker the job. I in Hamburg, Germany, this week, been threatened with violence if is attacked at the same event. SeJordan went l-for-4 Monday to i catch, still is hitting .320 in the :30 p.m.) ne 6 (ESPN, 7:30 p.m.) sum vmmm&m lafc-.:* M-jW OlBS? entation Issue* )0 copies will be distributed < ifer students as well as their p / about and check out your h il ication Date: June 8, 1994 : $7.25 per column inch duation Tabloid buted on campus the week p ids are always very popular uates search for ads from tb/? arassing baby photos!) Don'I ler graduates and remind '/h< cation Date: August 8, 199 $7.25 per column inch istration Edition* e first day of registration, re< one's back on campus! This t your business and tell them 1 'em before classes start! :ation Date: August 22, 19 $7.75 per column inch come Back Edition* ier is officially over and it's I y and staff know where you essl cation Date: August 25, 19 $7.75 per column inch : reserve your ad in BOTH editi 5th and pay only $7.00 per co Campus Rates apply foi P lor) |r i|;||||| Spo Gamecocks prepare for Baseball tea By TONY SANTORI Sports Editor The USC baseball team finished its weekend sweep of Vanderbilt with a 9-7, ninth-inning win Sunday in Nashville, Tenn. With the win, USC is positioned for the home stretch and a run for an NCAA Tournament bid. The Gamecocks won on the strength of freshman Randy Stegall's no-out double in the ninth, which scored Mac White and Ted Rose. The hit came against Commodore pitcher i Bump Elliot. White, who kept the Gamecocks I (33-13, 9-6) in the game with two big ! defensive plays in the seventh, led off J the ninth with a single and stole sec- i | 1 Western Division SEC Lsu in Auburn 10-5 ilMisstssippi State III 8-6 |||| Arkansas 7-8 Ok Miss 6-8 . ' Alabama 2-13 Eastern Division SEC Florida ll-3if.:f| Tennessee 11-4 Srvmh CvmUftii 0-? Kentucky 6-7 Georgia 5-10 Vanderbilt 1-14 SEC in the polls BASEBALL AMERICA COLL 11. Tennessee 11 i s 14. LSU 13! Te 18. Auburn 17. Fl< 19. Al Source: USC Sports Information Pprl "Hake n< ||jjj| our Sui Lineup, K;-; and ge JggPfl adverti lllllilt earlyl : ? at orientation for all freshmen and >arents to pick up. Make sure they >usine?,s or service while they're in Dfiadline: June 1, 1994 nor and at graduation ceremonies, as friends look for gift ideas and sir family (of course, with those miss your chance to congratulate th< sm about your business. >4 Deadline: August 1, 1994 iidence halls opened this weekend a is a great time to remind everyone what's going on their first week bac 94 Deadline: August 15, 1994 jack to work! Make sure all the studc are and that you're waiting for their 94 Deadline: August 18, 1994 VI toil VI11 V?/| I M TTCICUIIIC UUCNj UCIU lumn inch! A 10% discount! all University Groups | ' :- % Call 777-424 and ask fo summer| repre rts SEC home stretch m completes ond. Vanderbilt then made the key two ea mistake of the game. Rose sacrificed In tf White to third, and the Commodores dove a tried to nail White, who reached safe- line dr ly. N.C., Up stepped Stegall, who drove a Ryan f ball into the right-centerfield gap to from s< drive in the go-ahead run. at leas Gamecock junior righthander Craig USC Ross (4-0) pitched the final 2 1/3 in- home nings, including a 1-2-3 ninth, to pick to opei up the win in relief. Whi Elliot (3-4) lost for the second time Chris I in two days for Vandy. All fou Sophomore Jason Haynie started were d for USC but lasted just two innings, ished surrendering four earned runs. Junior Comm lim Stoops pitched the middle 4 2/3 The nnings for the Gamecocks, giving up will co IISOUTHEAS PCT All PCX U m J .786 31-13 .705 .667 28-10 .737 ^ im M-26-16lB;619i ;467 23-22 .511 m .429 St;,23-17SiSl575l l#c^5 .133 16-25 .390 Aprti 2 LSU at Arkans PCT All PCT iilil .786 IS! 28-15 1',651! ilAuburi .733 33-10 767 j 7iWp .600 PT 33-13--.Sl^nS ! (> corgi .462 23-18 .561 1871:3d .3331 16-23 .410 iKentuc .067 18-21 .462 1 (Begin Tetmd : im p EGIATE BASEBALL USA TODAY U 8. LSU nnessee 14. Tennessee r?HHa 1^ AnKi i rn XV. X1UUU111 iburn 18. South Carolin >te of I I mmer JjJ I t your ising in I |! ' 1^* Bn infs ' '; IMR II.;. j. m- III .itonAm 1 Jr -vS; * Jim * ? Ifrourl 1 isentatiyefjfS Of 11 sweep of Vanderbilt Lrned run* three-game series beginning Friday, le bottom of the seventh, White (JSC stands two games back of the ind snared a Boomer Whipple Vols in the SEC Eastern Division ive. The senior from Charlotte, standings with a 9-6 record to Tenthen gunned down Vandy's nessee's 11-5 mark. But a three-game Montgomery, trying to score sweep would move the Gamecocks econd, at the plate to preserve ahead and put USC in a better posit a 7-7 tie entering the eighth, tion for the NCAA berth. :'s Mike Tarter hit his fourth The Florida Gators and Kentucky run of the season in the third Wildcats remain on the Gamecocks' n the day's scoring. schedule following Tennessee, te, Stegall, Mark Gugino and Florida leads the SEC East by a 1/2 )iaz each had two hits for USC. game over Tennessee, while Kentucky r of Gugino's and Diaz's hits is 6-7 in conference play. The Wild- * oubles, as the Gamecocks fin- cats, however, did take two of three with 11 hits to nine for the from the Gators this weekend, odores. USC took on Winthrop Tuesday in No. 14 Tennessee Volunteers Fort Mill. Results will appear in Frime to Sarge Frye Field for a day's edition of The Gamecock Sunday's Box South Carolina R H RBI li^jj Gugino, II 5 2 2 2 ' * ' ][ Stokes, 2b 4 111 1^. yj White, cf 4 12 2 ?mKWMC ?~t) Rose, dh 3 10 0 WM CONFERENCE H gg-.? | ? I g ?M*** ' Pace, p 0 0 0 0 Baksh, 1b 0 0 0 0 Szewjbka, ss 4 0 0 0 Tarter, c 5 111 ?:;SI|:?S?:'!'Dezenzo, rf 2 3 1 0 ?Hf>c ' Haynie, p 0 0 0 0 '* Stoops, p 0 0 0 0 V - JVl^V | P TOTALS 35 9 11 9 urn. Vanderbilt as at Mississippi State I AB r h rbi 5 Jvk Nielsen, II 4 0 0 0 fiJ. Elliott, 2b 3 10 0 latOkMissI fef //. &d I l-l 8 .. ' , Whipple, ss 3 112 I.Rl, Montgomery, 1b 4 0 1 1 -j Paul, c 3 3 2 0 a at Tionaa^ :. - Bachman,3b 4 0 11 * Wix'dh 4012 i - ii j i j ill McUonnough, p 0 0 0 0 W . Daniels, p 0 0 0 0 :ky at Vanderbilt totals 32 7 9 6 n'ng April 30) rh? 2 South Carolina 003 202 002 9112 ;see at South Carolina vanderbilt 022011110 0 9 0 - Pitching South Carolina IP H R ER BB SO Haynie 2 2 4 4 4 1 Stoops 4.2 73211 Ross 2.1 0 0 0 0 1 vanaerDiu McDonnough 6877 4 2 a B. Elliott 2.1 3 2 2 1 2 Daniels .2 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Muidr<<wThp Garnerst< ^ B mwffinTTTiUnwCm SPECIAL |t\ Student Rate W | $12.00 ? M-F| NFW MRMRFIJ QHIPQ HBBQ6JJBF available, low initiation fee. Call HnKR for more information jnWW V^oiastream ?ewDerryAve. Country Club 7s n7 ?????? i teal Country Cooking' 1 Lizafds Thicket GOOD TOODAT? *15^S j cREASONABLEcPRiCES ^21 Countrv Breakfast cod- '?ZT^tvpC?? 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