Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Baumhoff r JIMMY DeBUTTS Sports Editor South Carolina soccer player Bil has been named to Soccer Amerir the Week. The senior midfielder scored t\ notched two assists last week. B the Gamecocks to a 7-0 victory o College and a 3-2 win over South I the win over South Florida, USC t * session of first place in the Metro Baumoffis the second playe coach Mark Berson's squad to be i team, with fellow midfielder Rob ing the honor earlier this season The Gamecocks have won the games, after losing their first tw son. The losses were to top five ] St Louis at the Indiana Met life ( those two games, Carolina has ou opponents 23-6. Starting goal keeper John Mi 31 saves while allowing just eig] season. In his career, Mills has m " and allowed 18 goals in 1,650 mir Offensively, the Gamecocks h Panthers ho] pnrinnT.T.fir/AP^ nn, Beno Bryant wants lit- opt tie to do with Carolina Pan- bly thers' history. He'd very of 1 much like to be part of their lost future, though. ers Bryant, a speedy tailback wa cut from the Los Angeles Rams, was one of six free wit agents at the Panthers' first on ?. workout camp on Wednes- ck day. in* The group ? almost all with NFL experience ? job spent more than an hour tai running, jumping and catch- a b ing at the team's training 40facility at Winthrop University. wit The session was over- inj seen by President Mike Mc- wa Cormack and General Man- Ca ager Bill Polian. It was the fledgling franchise's first dei look at talent that might sai stock the Panthers' roster fro: when they enter the league art next year along with the an Jacksonville Jaguars. a 1 Could center Matt Elliott, the final pick of the ou 1992 NFL draft, or Bryant sig be in Carolina blue, black E! NEV CO Eas I 1 Block uj Between Qi $ * - tamed to ? ? Baumol this sea Soccer l vo goals and Midfic aumhoffled ho ver Erskine Honda. With ook sole pos- by the qu; Conference. Baumhofl r from head is leading tamed to the midfieldei Smith earn- eluding t\ Smith ir last seven olina. He 0 of the sea- This inch [ndiana and Faklai Classic. Since 0n the te; tscored their scored fi\ were gan lis has made in his car ht goals this Baum ade 78 saves for South lutes of play, his Game ave been led ning goals d camp f( d gray when the team sns next season? Proband. But the importance ;his milestone was not . on club officials, the playor the fans who came to tch. "This is fun to see guys h the Carolina Panthers their shirts," McCormasaid. "We've been workI a long time for this." "A workout is just like a i interview, it's not cern," said Bryant, who had est of 4.52 seconds in the yard dash. Bryant had a workout h San Francisco after be\ cut by the Rams, and s surprised to hear from rolina. "You lose a lot of confilce when you get cut," he d. "I thought I played well m the start Then you call mnd to try and get a job d they shun you off. It's lurtful business." The Panthers, still with t a head coach, cannot pi anyone until Dec. 15. liott, a former standout v & MPI I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P El t Coast Exch: \wz m i [34-i 514 Gerv; ) from Huj lintex Cell i national T Ff is the second player fron ison's squad to be named 1 America's Team of the wee tlder Rob Smith shared the nor earlier this season. or+ot nf RnK Smifh s Falclfl' ' and Ki*istinn Larusson. Rob Sm the team with 12 points. The ser * has four assists and four goals, vo game-winners, has 68 points in his career at C has totaled 18 goals and 32 assi: ides eight game-winning goals, ris is tied with Baumhoff for sec* am in points with 11. Faklaris 1 re goals this season of which th le-winning. He has scored 45 gc eer and assisted on 12 others, hoff has four goals and three ass Carolina. He has 64 total point: icocks career with eight game-v 5 to his credit. Lamsson, a true fr? 3r players at at Michigan, said he'd like to find work tomorrow, but he was satisfied with Carolina's opportunity. "They wouldn't bring you down here if they weren't i T?11* u interested, saiu ruiiiott, wnu spent the past two seasons with the Washington Redskins. "If they brought us in here, they see something and if we're available they'll be talking to us." Also invited to the session were receiver Gregory Clifton and offensive lineman Darryl Moore, both who had been with the Redskins; former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Randy Cuthbert; guard Jeff Pahukoa, a spot starter with the Los Angeles Rams last year; and Bryant. McCormack said assistant GM Joe Mack went through reels of video tape to come up with this group. There will be another workout in two or three weeks when another small group of players the team wants to see become available, Mc : US UTEf ~l I ? -r" V d ;A Compute] ange 5300 ais Street ?er Towards ( ular and City . vs3pr^ earn of the W( man, rounds out the USC players n double figures in points. He has take 0 shots on goal this season (41) convi of them for goals. Larusson also h sists for the Gamecocks this year. Through the first nine games c ? campaign the Gamecocks hold a vantage in comer kicks. Carolina ak tis ' mitted less fouls than their oppor "th 126. nor in- South Carolina is 2-0 in Metro < play with wins over Virginia Conn ;ar- and South Florida on the road. 1 sts* cocks return to action at the Grav ZJ ctgcUUSU .n.ppciicivilian mu )nc* an State game kicks off a four-g aas stand for Carolina, ree )a]s USC takes on No. 2 North Ca 14 at the Met Life Classic. The C ists will also face Texas Christian Oct s in tournament. Davidson is the other The home stand closes against s val Clemson Oct. 19. Winthrop Nebi Cormack said. Those will be LINCOL1 more private, he said. likely to lo About 50 spectators and zier for th< as many reporters and pho- clot in his tographers lined the chain- tention to link fence at a softball field State. used for the workouts. "It's a Stopwatches clicked off getting re each time in the 40-yard coach Ton dash. Cameras noted every re 1 dropped ball and people difference "oohed" at each slip taken m . s or by the big linemen, Elliott, p ans Moore and Pahukoa. 3<Wher Polian, who built a four- -t>g not time AFC champion during hewing a 1 his time at Buffalo, sprung "Hopefull around the field, observing a notch." the shuttle runs and even Dr. D< loading the punt machine. The Bills found several ROT stars like receiver James Lofton, safety Mark Kelso, linebacker Ray Bentley and kicker Scott Norwood during similar workout camps, . Polian said. We ve scouted everyone of these players. What we're trying to do here is get the objective measurement," he C said. ED ts ?< i Capital Garage NO P PRENi who have m the most H :^j9 erting four Mr J?m* lUHHBRI 67-53 ad~ Br' ^ >o has com- ^ 'JtSnfl Conference H n on wealth mm v^#<w . 16 at that L Stefc participant. Chris Faklaris passes the ball to a tear in-staten- ranked fifth in the nation and play / Graveyard. raska QB loses season, eli tf, Neb. (AP) ? Nebraska, vascular surgeon, said Fraziei r./? /^i-iovW-o^V.o/>lr TVxmmio "CVq_ oVil\r finioViorl fnr tVlP SPflsnn DC VjUCli l^iuaciv X Viiuiuv X 1U wwij nxuuiivu ivi viiv ~%-? j season to a recurring blood the 20-year-old junior from right leg, is turning its at- ton, Fla., should remain in tl preparations for Oklahoma tal for a week to 10 days for to correct the problem, little bit of a distraction for Frazier should not have ;ady for Saturday's game," contact for the next three to six i Osborne said Wednesday. Gangahar said, alright. I didn't notice any "He's a brave man, a str< i during practice." and he's taking it very well,' ne said No. 2 Nebraska (5- har said. "His health is his p 0 be good, with or without portance right now." Osborne admitted the do 1 you lose a player like that probably right, but said he was >od, but we're planning on to give up yet. ' "X J ?mL. J X 1 : ^ , jreat. iooiDau team, ne saia. ?ne uocturs nave mun y, everybody will pick it up won't play, but you never s; in athletics," he said, jepak Gangahar, a cardio- Frazier is all but certain to Throughout the season, the Gamecock Staff will be See how your predictions ;HIGAN STATE 20 at MICHIGAN $? ..WTF CLEMSON 18 at GEORGIA 42 ESU 34 at MIAMI 24 ' Alf )KLAHOMA ST 13 at NEBRASKA 27 Ik wmmm sweaters Reg. 22.00 to 72.< J? RICE ADJUSTMENTS CAN BE MADE ON 'IOUSLY PURCHASED ITEMS. JpP 7 - VAN HOPE The Gamecock nmate against Erskine. The Gamecocks are kpplachian State Sunday at 2 p.m in the igibility to blood clot * is prob- surgery to tie off a surface vein that He said had a smaller blood clot, Gangahar Braden- said. That smaller vein, he said, likele hospi- ly rubbed against the larger inner vein, surgery causing the second blood clot in two urnolrc! TVC&IVO. physical The larger second clot discovered : months, Tuesday has been dissolved, Gangahar said. Doctors now want Frazier's )ng man blood to gradually thicken so they can ' Ganga- operate to tie off the smaller vein, rime im- It is unlikely Frazier would regain a year of eligibility for medical hardctor was ship if he misses the rest of the seasn't ready son. "It appears that he has played in :ated he too many games this season to be elay never igible for the hardship status," A1 Papik, Nebraska's NCAA compliance ofi undergo ficer, said. : making predictions on the scores, compare. 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