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SPORTSIOOK Texas for preseason practices. Baseball Tomjanovich, 45, spent Sunday , t , night at a Galveston hospital for CHICAGO (AP) ? Ed Lynch, treatment of a viral infection and wnmn 1Qft7 fimahon ma oirrnt_\7oar . ? ? . * * .1 j ? returned to nouston ior iurtner pitching career with the Chicago tests. Cubs, agreed to a three-year contract to become the team's general manager. He replaced Larry College Basketball Himes, who was demoted to director of the club's Arizona opera- lO^AO/ADN T> 11- w tions LAS VEGAS (AP) ? Rollie Massimino's future as UNLV basket ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) ? bal! 5?acb'??n'beH"e with V ' Doug Melvin, who bolstered Bal- ve ^ ^"8 * ne80tlate timore's pitching and defense while a bu5">ut of 1,19 contract" assistant general manager, was Sources told The Associated hired as general manager of the Press that UNLV interim PresiTexas Rangers. dent Kenny Guinn has decided Melvin, 42, becomes the sixth Massimino should leave, and efGM in club history. He was given forts were being made to structure a three-year contract. a buyout before the start of practice Saturday. Pro Football Massimino is 36-21 in two seasons as coach of the Runnin' Rebels. EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. (AP) ? Lawrence Taylor, a linebacker many consider the most dominant College Athletics defensive player in NFL history, had his No. 56 jersey retired by the STILLWATER, Okla.(AP)New York Giants, the team he led T,, , o. . j , , , ? D , . , . . Oklahoma State ended its 16-month to two Super Bowl victories in 13 , - , .. ,. , , mi j.- j i x search for an athletic director by seasons. Taylor retired last year , .. A , ? A r second on the career sacks list with 132.5. He set an NFL record by ap- ^^thlft,1c ^r(fct?r Tf1^ ??n pearingin 10 consecutive Pro Bowls Leadfthe Cowbo5'8 lnto from 1981-90. the Big 12 Conference. I BALTIMORE (AP) ? A New Tennis York businessman, hoping to copy the Canadian Football League's success in Baltimore, has given the M FILDERSTADT, Germany (AP) league a $100,000 deposit in his ? Top-seeded Conchita Martinez bid to bring an expansion team to Katerina Maleeva 7-5,6-2 to Long Island. reach the second round of the Perry Carter hopes to locate a $400,000 Porsche Grand Prix, team in Uniondale, N.Y., to help Julie Halard also advanced, the league secure a national U.S. television contract. Asian Games NBA .TT , ? , HIROSHIMA, Japan (AP) ? MIAMI (MO-memHrat first- With just over halfthe Asian Games' round draft pick Khalid Reeves, 337 medal evento comp|etedi chi. who led Arizona to the Final Four na raised jta ,d count b 19 to ml99i signed a reported five-year, 92, almost three times as many as $8.5 million contract the next best country, South KoReeves, a guard, was drafted whjch had 33. by the Heat with the 12th pick. ' , , Host Japan had 32. HOUSTON (AP) ? Houston Chinese placed 1-2 in both the Rockets coach Rudy Tomjanovich men's 20-kilometer walk and the is well enough to return to the women's 10-kilometer event and team's training camp in Galveston, took 11 of 12 rowing events. 1 I Russell House Univers Priority Reservati for January 1995 thru July 1 utmgivm ft LOTTERY'OCTOBER 13*LOTTERY* OCTC Because of the high demand for room usuage in the II system is used to ensure equitable distribution of spa< organizations. The highest level of demand is for Balli however, the lottery system will apply to all reservabi House LOTTERY October 13, 1994 Russell House Room 202 9:00 A.M. - 1st Ballroom Dat 10:00 A.M. - 2nd Ballroom Da\ For more information, contact the Reservations Office a Russell House 206. i Th? Qamecock Basket JUMY DeBUTTS SportsEditor Former USC basketball coach Fra McGuire died yesterday at 1:30 p.m his Columbia home. McGuire, the winningest coach Gamecock basketball history, coacl at South Carolina from 1964-1980. D ing that time he led Carolina to a reo of283-142. "He was a true national legend coaching," said Mike McGee, athletic rector. "His accomplishments have gaii him respect throughout the state a nation. He was a real giant in the sp of basketball. He built the foundatior where we stand, not just basketball, 1 for all sports." McGuire only had two losing seas< at Carolina, 1964-65. The 1968-69 s son saw the Gamecocks win 20 gan under coach McGuire. It would be 1 first of six consecutive 20 win seaso "His impact on basketball during coaching career was immense and n er was that more evident than the i pact he had on the sport in the state Equestriai two zone < RYAN W1SON Asst SportsEditof Here's a little-known USC spo fact: Carolina has an equestrian tea The USC equestrian team starl its show season the first weekend of < tober in Gainesville. The team competes in Zone fi which stretches the Mississippi Rr to the East coast and from Illinois Ttl IJ _ Ai.1 1 * rj 77 nonoa. uiner universities in zx>ne r are Kentucky and Florida. Last y< the Carolina riders finished second Zone Five points behind the Collegt Charleston. The Carolina team won both dt in Gainesville despite pouring rain. 1 team scored 41 points out of a possi 56 points Saturday, while on Sunc the team scored 36 points. This impressive start leads the te, in to competing for the regional cha pionship. The regional winner will tr el to Colorado to compete for the l tional title. Leading the Gamecocks was A Scott, who placed first both days in 1 PING PONG WIN A TRIP T( TO URN. KNOXVILLl 1 Balfour: Yc i ;i; i ; (803) 254-, l-800-526( I 11;} Tr8 ^-?===? Thesdav at 6 in the Russell ] (Sign-up at the Russeli Deadline to sign-u BIBB There is a $2 All programs are paid / "V People needing special assi Carolina Program Union at 71 ?ity Union Ions 1995 WER 13 LOTTERY ussell House a "lottery" :e to registered student oom reservations, e rooms in the Russell e it 777-7127 or stop by the Wftdrtosday, Oct ball lege ink i in led j^| urord |gj di- ^p~jB idikj led MHL nd \M^^wKm M ort K*J^K II# Jfl 1 of p| HdaUk j^Ekif A but 3ns McGUIRE eaieg South Carolina," head basketball coa ;he Eddie Fogler said "Nearly each and ev< ns day since I've been at South Carolii hjg i've thought of Coach McGuire and wl ev. he started here. The game of basketb m_ and all of his friends will miss him tremi } 0f dously." 1 team wins fnmnptitinn* open division. Kris Maxwell also fii "7* ished first both days in the novice di\ rts sion. ted Other team members are open c ^ vision riders Shelby Lowden, Jennif Kee, and Heather McCain. Theinte ve mediate riders are Kristen Drozensl ^ and Melanie Easier. Rebecca Willian , to rounds out the novice riders. ijve Advanced walk, trot and canter ri iar ers are Teressa David and Melissa Wek [ jn The walk, trot riders are Amy Kamrai ?0f and Allison Hampton, while the sto< scat riders are Craig Rogers and Eril jyS Stockman. [he The equestrian team's next sho ble will be at Wesleyn Oct. 22 and 23. T1 lay team will host their first show of tl season Nov. 5 and 6. am For more information on the eque m- trian team, contact Jennifer Kee i av- Melissa Webb through the Sports Clul la- office in the PE Center at 777-52( Jfx Equestrian team member Kris Maxwt contributed to this story TOURNAMENT J THE REGIONAL \MENTS AT i, TENNESSE Ell October 25 :09 p.m. House Game Room I H wise Information Center, ip i?Friday, October 21. .00 fee per person.) for, i n part, by student activity fees. |W stan< e for disabilities, please contact the wyfl. 7-7130 at least 48 hours prior to the event - I I December Grads - FE ober 12, 1994 nd dies at During his coaching career McGuire * I was named National Coach of the Year him three times; at South Carolina in 1970, McC at North Carolina in 1957 and at St. whic Johns in 1952. He is the only coach in h collegiate basketball history to win more ?f b; than 100 games each at three major in- . stitutions. Eight McGuire teams participated ^P in the NCAA playoffs, including four at cou? South Carolina. In 1977, McGuire was ^ inducted into the Naismith Basketball 7101J Hall of Fame after winning his 500th collegiate game. McGuire took on the coaching job for the Philadelphia War- jgtjc riors of the National Basketball Associ ation in 1961. He coached Wilt Cham- an(j berlain and led the Warriors to the East- exce ich ern Division Finals. He also coached ? yy Chamberlain in during his 100-point ia game that same season. thai iat McGuire led the Gamecocks to num- mer all ber one in the rankings in the 1969-70 Sou gn. season. That year Carolina posted a 25-- I 3 record and a perfect 14-0 record in the dau ACC. Ann Golf team pi 3 ^ From Staff Reports can Hie South Carolina men's golf team n. finished in fifth Dlace at the Univer- ^al ri- sity of South Alabama/Robert Trent rou Jones Invitational in Semmes, Alii.1 abama. fir? er Junior David Sea well led the Game- rou ir_ cocks with a three-round total of 221, finishing in a tie for tenth. Freshman ind lg Jake Kransteuber fired a 71, the third Trc lowest round of the day, en route to a ^ tie for 14th overall. Di> i Seawell, a preseason All-Ameri- Ge< th :k ta (Whistle soun( - Read Game 21 Sports. (Game 01 M e Big Savings on Ba Rings $50.00 discoi rings visit our show: and save!!! Balfour rii i . , a n A I oiuaeni ^enier Parking/Entrance in rear ^ % Blossom ^^ 1 _ K Int'l Ministries a iv?1 a 2 ?1 5 ^ a- a> 2 3 | w 0 |usc Russell Hi Green tEE CAP AND GOWN with 25 p< announcements (exp 11/11/94) >ur quality alternative to bookstore 5330 1609 3290 Colui 9 age SO His accomplishments have earned the respect of the basketball world," Jee said. "The professionalism in :h he conducted himself has endeared to all those he touched in the game isketball." During his days as coach of the Cara program, he led the Gamecocks to aralleled success on the basketball t He introduced winning basketball lis state in a way that had not preisly been done, and for this we owe a debt of gratitude." JSC President John Palms said xuire stood for what Carolina aths aspires to be: dedicated, performwith integrity at the highest level driven by the relentless pursuit of silence as a person and competitor. He's of course a legend in Carolina Letball," Palms said. "But more than t, this special man is a dearly reabered friend of the University of th Carolina." McGuire is survived by his wife Jane, ghters Patricia Jeanne and Carol and son, Frank Jr. nnnci flfiVi atco linn t, was in 12th place heading into final round with a two-round toof 145. He shot a 69 in the second nd. Kransteuber shot 76 in each of the t two rounds; going into the final nd he was tied for 27th. Kevin Blanton of Troy State took ividual honors while leading the ijans to the team title. The Gamecocks next head to the :ie Intercollegiate in Columbus, )rgia Oct. 17-18. i here.) cock i.) Q\ lfour int on room irsonalized graduation exclusivity Blossom St. mbia, SC 29201