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SPORTS LOOK
Baseball
CHICAGO (AP)?Strikini
ball players vowed to stay u
against owners and briefly dis
the possibility of a league of th(
during a 3 1/2-hour meeting.
, It was the fourth of seven
ings headed by union chief I
Fehr, who said there has b<
progress in negotiations wit!
agement.
College Basketball
CHICAGO (AP) ? DePaul
ketball team was placed on ]
tion for one year by the NCAA
olations involving a booster wl
vided free apartments and m<
players.
The men's team remains e
to play in postseason tournai
and faces no television sanction
penalties include a reduction in
arships, official visits and of!
pus recruiting.
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Soi
Cal basketball coach George 1
ing, who sustained multiple fra
and a collapsed lung in a cai
dent, probably won't need su
but is expected to be hospitals
up to two weeks.
Raveling, 57, fractured nin
his collarbone and pelvis wh?
Jeep Cherokee collided with a
er car near the University of S
ern California campus Sunday i
ing.
Pro Basketball
PHOENIX (AP) - Ralph S
son, the 7-foot-4 center who h
played in the NBA. since 1991 c
chronic knee problems, worke
with the Phoenix Suns.
Sampson, 34, the first overal
in 1983 by Houston, averaged
points and 8.1 rebounds in nim
sons with the Rockets, Golden 1
Sacramento and Washington.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP)?The
neeota Timberwolves agreed to I
with first-round draft pick Do
Marshall on a multiyear cont
Marshall, a 6-foot-9 forward froi
University of Connecticut, wa
fourth selection overall in June's i
The Big East player of the yeai
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junior last season, he averaged 25.1
points, 8.9 rebounds and 3.3 blocks.
The deal was reportedly nine years
I base- for almost $42 million,
inified
cussed INDIANAPOLIS (A?) - Dale
iir own Davis, the Indiana Pacers' leading
rebounder last season, signed a mulmeet
tiyear contract with the team.
)onald The 6-foot-l 1 power forward avsen
no eraged 10.9 rebounds and a careerl
man- high 11.7 points last season.
Tennis
NEW YORK (AP) - Jennifer
's bas- Capriati's long-awaited return to tenDroba
nis is being delayed. Capriati will not
for vi- play the European Indoors tourna10
pro- ment at Zurich, Switzerland, next
jals to week because of a groin injury, the
WTA Tour said,
ligible In her last match, Capriati lost
ments in the first round of the 1993 U.S.
is. Hie Open,
schol-cam
LEIPZIG, Germany (AP) ? Germany's
Christina Singer beat American
Patty Fendick 7-5,6-2 in the
ithem opening round of the $400 'XX) Volkitavel
swagen Cup.
ctures Also advancing were Lisa Ray
acci- mond of the United States and Brenirgery
da Schultz of the Netherlands.
,ed for
ROME (AP) ? Third-seeded Carlos
e ribs, Costa of Spain advanced to the sec;n
his ond round of the Sicilian Open teninoth
nis tournament with a straight-set
louth- victory against Tomas Caibonell. Almoin
so advancing were Romania's Razvan
Sabau and Spaniard Jordi Arrese.
Boodng
amplasn't
BOSTON (AP) ? Oliver McCall,
lue to who upset Lennox Lewis to win the
d out heavyweight championship, will fight
Peter McNeely in December in Boston
1 pick for his first title defense, WCVB-TV
115.6 reported.
s sea- McNeely, 24, is 3Q-1 in three years
State, of boxing. McCall won the heavyweight
title over the weekend, when
he floored Lewis in the second round.
Minerals
Horse Racing
nyell
ract. CHICAGO (AP)?Saluki's Coran
the zon, $13.40, beat My Little Patricia
s the by three lengths in the $25,000 Roydraft
al Heroine Purse at Arlington Inter*
as a national Racecourse.
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iber 19,1994
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October 3rd, 4th and 5th.
4:00 nm in Rnnm 903 fit.
>use. This will during
on for student tickets for
Carolina Game.
ted of the students who
buy a ticket by 9:00 pm
sr 10th in the Student
ament Office.
ontain 1200 primary
alternative lists of 100
each.
I\ies., Oct. 11 Russell House
503 9am-4pm
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Th? Qamecock Wednesday^
Soccer team takes (
j ^ in the Soo
Metro win
kim truett The Gamecock the Rams, j
Rob Smith led the Gamecocks to victory with all and 0-2
two goals against VCU. They play Ersklne South'
tonight at the Graveyard at 7 p.m. 11:58 into
Florida, Colorado on col
Another sports weekend has ended, I
and no one is more happy about it than
lam. As most of you know, I took a beat- flMPl RYAN
ing last weekend. All the football teams Poin
I supported a week ago lost their games, L >
mainly to the heroics of the opposing
quarterbacks. ford. The Terriers are th<
Also this week, I am not going to ing into this game, but tli
pick an underdog to win. I'm going to have the offensive power t
stick with a sure thing, that is, if there set. The last time PC trai
is such a thing. ford, the Blue Hose defes
and all-everything Shawn
On top out west The San Diego
Chafers, picked by a certain Gamecock Game of the week. A
Sports writer to finish fourth in the ATT! nim, v, * n ~r
* |/iaj HUOi lU tllC UCUIgia I
West, remain undefeated after defeat- SEC matchup. Alabama w
ing the Los Angeles Raiders in the Mose- field advantage, but that's
leum- have. The Bulldogs has s
fensively, while the Criim
Western cellar dwellers. The Ari- just struggled. This game
zona Cardinals and Denver Broncos both implications for the Gamecc
have failed to win a game. Not that I gia loss with a Gamecocl
am surprised at the Cardinals' start, but move USC into second place
Buddy Ryan is making things worse by da in the SEC East,
shuffling quarterbacks. Thank goodness
Phil Simms turned down the offer g Game of the weak. Per
to lead Buddyball back from oblivion. els to Big East powerhous
take on the Owls. TheNi
Short-haired dogs and blue socks, have to be tired after squee
A great instate rivalry continues this gers last week, by almost 3(
weekend as Presbyterian travels to Wof- Paterno's team's biggest ga
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cocks play first match under lights at Graveyard bm
(BUTTS Sports Editor Larusson scored with an assist
niversity of South Car- from Rob Smith. The assist was Am
er team will try to im- the 31st in Smith's career, putting 20 ?
?-2 record tonight at the him two assists shy of breaking edit
I when they take on Er- the U$C school record. Am
Virginia Commonwealth was This
amecocks will be play- abie t0 tie the score at one when 9arT
irst ever regular season pandloWnght scored at the 36:22 ?NI<
e at the Graveyard. Ga- , ? , . . , *"7*
set for 7 pm. South Car- I'lS
Is into the game with a goal- Wnghttook a long feed from |N(
winning streak. uuucb paai ^aivnna goaue ?ionn 4 Be
imecocks lost the first Mills to even the game up. 5 S(
3 of the season to No. 1 The Gamecocks took control of 6 Vi
Sana and No. 3 St Louis the game with a goal at the 63:26 17 da
iana MetLife Classic, mark. Smith took a penalty kick
loved up three positions and put USC up 2-1. Smith also J0 L
cer America rankings. scored the third goal for the Game- nf
ed from eighth to fifth cocks at the 71:37 mark. 12 F
? South Carolina outshot the
na is coming off a 3-1 ^ 18-8, while VCU held a 12- "J
ry over Virgima Com- _ , . ' . ... 15 Is
h University on Sept. 7 advantage in corner kicks. is P
imecocks got their first Next, the Gamecocks head to 17 r
of the season against South Florida (Oct. 1) and David- ^ c
who slipped to 3-5 over- son (Oct. 6) before coming home 20 F
in the Metro. for four straight home matches.
Carolina scored first, The fourth is in-state rival Clemthe
first half. Kristinn son (Oct. 19).
lision course for co-chan
weeks, when they go to Ann Arbor to playoff,
take on Michigan.
WILSON Under<
t Blank g Without a playoff, controversy ^our ran^e
looms. As the college football season be- ^e- The c
gins to take shape, it is starting to be- cided by pit
s favorite go- come clear no clear champion will be de- team agair
le Blue Hose termined. winner of tl
o get the up- It appears Florida and Colorado are and third i
^eled to Wof- on a collision course for the national ti- games repn
ited Wofford tie but because of bowl affiliations, these Rose and 0
Graves. two teams will not face each other in
January. I Oliver tv
Jabama will Under the current system, the Big belt, once t
lulldoes in a ^^P Plays in the Orange Bowl, dick Bowe,
? utVlila CUP *1? O 1.1
ill have home ""c "1C L.naiup piaya m me oug- over me wt
all they will These two teams could be un- known 01iv<
itruggled of- defeated at bowl time. By not playing Lennox Lev
son Tide has ^ other, the nation will, once again,
s has serious bave a cbampi?nship controversy. The fora
>cks. A Geor- Something must be done about the ner clocked 1
c win would boyd system. Either abolish the con- sent the Enj
behind Flori- f?rence commitments, or go with the wearily got
more definite solution: a championship ed.
in State travte
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i following is the Soccer
erica Men's Collegiate Top
is compiled by the
orial staff of Soccer
erica, the National Weekly.
i poll takes into account
tes through Sept. 25.
TEAM RECORD
diana 8-1-0
:>rth Carolina 6-2-0
.touis i mmm
>ston University 7-0-0
)uth Carolina 5-2-0
rginia 6-2-0
mes Madison 7-0-0>
illiam and Mary 8-0-0
>nn State 7-0-1
JCLA 6-1-0
'ortland 6-1-0
:resno State 7-1-0
Columbia 4-0-1
;reighton 5-1-1
I.C. State 5-3-0
'rinceton 3-1-0
lartwick 4-1-1
Jlemson 4-3-0
HUH i
lorida Int'l 7-0-1
AP/GAMECOCK GRAPHICS
ipionship
>ne proposed system, the top
d teams would play for the
ihampionship would be deling
the winner of the No. 1
ist the No. 4 team with the
le game between the second
ranked teams. The bowl
esented would be the Fiesta,
range bowls.
rist Hie WBC heavyweight
hrown in the trash by Ridchanged
hands (or waists)
jekend as the virtually unr
McCall knocked out champ
vis in the second round.
ler Mike Tyson sparring partjewis
with a vicious hook that
glishman to the mat. Lewis
up, and the match was endEjn
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