The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 26, 1994, Page 13, Image 13

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Panthers GM CHARLOTTE (AP)?Players facing offseasoi will be eligible for the NFL's veteran allocat pool, a move Carolina Panthers general mar Polian calls "completely unacceptable." The allocation draft is scheduled for mi ary. The Panthers and Jacksonville Jaguars select 30 to 42 players from other teams. All ing clubs must place six players in the alloca I Carolina officials were relieved when tl access plan, finalized last month, stipulated i existing NFL club could place only one plaj jured reserve and one veteran with 10 or mi experience in the draft pool. However, the NFL management counci] tive committee decided last week that team so expose players facing offseason surgery il pendent physician determines those playei ready to play when the 1995 regular seaso: "We need serviceable players, not peop Lockout continu (AP) The NHL is starting over?and cs so are Gary Bettman and Bob Goodennw tVi Finally admitting that it cannot sal- th vage its entire season because of its lockout, the NHL on Monday canceled four fu | games for each of its 26 teams to make gc it an 80-game schedule instead of 84. co "Each team will lose two home and ei two road games," the league said in a tu brief statement. w The NHL, which began its lockout Oct. 1, previously has said that games sc had been postponed. li: "When the start date is ascertained, N the revised schedule will be released," of the league said in a statement from New n< York. p] The NHL said no decision will be announced as to which games will be can- w celed "untif a start date for the season la ?'i' Vnlfavhatl Sunday, October 30 1:00 prr * Soccer - < - Sunday, October 30 r 2:00 prr t Wednesdayt.November 2 7:00 prr * Men's Tennis ?J Friday, October 28 * 30 - $00 ait I Men's Basketball 7:30 pn I :. November 17 & 21 { Women's Basketball 7;00 pn :.i November 22 _j __ ; ^ |i The aatatoritur ; | QIymj>k?sked swim ; p ^ Miiiiiliiili#! p cV.;' ^ SIllWon-Thuisill^Oai | ^lmWi#5ri:31J3a P Sat: 11:00 % I1 p ir=== | The Hap % Camping Equip through the Happy % ulty, and staff may r ^ back packs, lantei % equipment. Reserva * ^ person at Eauipmei ysi * a t p ter. A small rental 1 % are required. For mc , | 3878. i 1 t=? : | Sports p: The 20 Sports Club p student organizations! % share a common intere ^ . .. . y/> sanction, recreation, ar * % specific sport or recre; j % open to faculty, staff, 11 % spouses. For more in $> w Campus Recreation C call777-5261. Th? Qamec objects to change ii a surgeiy spend the preseason rehabilitating themselves, no: ion draft should we have the obligation of picking up surgica lager Bill costs, workman's compensation, injury grievance pro cedures or injury protection guarantees," Polian said d-Febru- One of the Panthers' chief concerns about the al each will location draft has long been that existing teams woul< 28 exist- try to unload only old or iryured players, tion pool. Panthers president Mike McCormack, while con te player cerned about the change, doesn't think every NF1 that each team will dump injured players in the pool, saying rer on in- "There will be some who will understand that is no ore years the right and fair way to do it." CEC member Pat Bowlen, president and chief ex I's execu- ecutive officer of the Denver Broncos, said the impac s may al- of the new provision won't be nearly as severe as Pc an inde- lian says. rs will be "I don't think many people outside of football re ti begins, alize that a lot of players have offseason surgery; F< tie wholl say as many as 12 per team," Bowlen said. "I coul< ies, Bettman looks to s* in be determined." proposal was rejected by < "When the start date is ascertained, day and there was no a le revised schedule will be released," Bettman and Goodeno\ le league said. until they finally hooke That date still seemed to be far in the and again Friday by tele iture following the latest round of ne- While more talks wei >tiations between Bettman, the NHL week between Bettman immissioner, and union boss Bob Good- there was no official word low. They met face to face for the first on when or where they i me in two weeks on Monday, but there "We're not discussi as little progress to report. spokesman Arthur Pine "They met for a few hours and held York. >me general discussions," Steve MacAl- As for Monday's talks ster, public relations director for the reported; "No progress." HL Players Association in Toronto, said Meanwhile, NHL ref the meeting in Chicago. "There were men, concerned over ho d new proposals and they talked about they will continue to be anning for future meetings." player lockout, will meet They last met on Oct 10 in Toronto, ecutives today in New Y hen Goodenow presented the union's "We want to know h st contract proposal to the league. That going to affect us if it ke Women's Teni i USC vs Kentucky November 4-7 i Blatt PE Center Football t USC vs. Louisville October 29 V USC vs. Georgia St, at *The Graveyard* November 12 \ Begkm II: Fall InvftaJibriat itpii: November 17 at all .USQ varsjfy tennis..courts NQvemj^r:19: ? Exhibition gxtifciftm IBflcAi ?"'! : Campus mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 5 events US ve m Complex UHBK |p|||?ttMMi|iip I|li?IBI ixiaVpaiHcipateiiifree:: tloii call-737 lliiiliiii * * ei-2 pm, S^O^^pm ;1| f aH^OOpM||B^|8S I am~5:00pm i^:'?l!illill Z Lockers i "basis. Oail, lock and cle I also be rente >py Camper includes alt ment rental is available | Locker rent Camper. Students, fac- | paU ent sleeping bags, tents, g p^ ns, stoves, and other _ ' tions should be made in 1 at Issue in the P.E. Cen- ? ^rm ee and a valid USC ID J Lockers ma) >re information call 777- 202 of the B1 day - Friday > Clubs iJIII 111^ s at USC are registered ||i|||||||||^i brmed by students who Uy member St. All clubs provide in- i||||i||i|||| id/or competition in the ||lp||i:^||| ational activity and are jfoJlowSr W6 full-time students, and [formation consult the Calendar/Handbook or Students . ock W?dn?day, Octobf 28, 1994 1 expansion draft gJaKpi r point to a lot of our veterans. Karl Mecklenburg, for $??^1 1 example, has had offseason surgery almost every year 9 for one thing or another. J|S 1. "Most are more of a corrective type of thing, and v ^ ^Lj those are very legitimate players. Believe me, these i surgeries are very common." Bowlen said no matter what the Panthers get from the allocation draft, they're blessed with extra college \j draft picks and the ability to pursue veteran free agents. "Bill Polian is a very good GM, and with the way t this new system is set up, he'll be able to put together a verv pood team. eaDeciallv with all the monev they'll have available," Bowlen said, t "Regardless of what anyone may want to say in >- Charlotte or Jacksonville, that ability to sign free agents is a very, very important part of this equation." !- The Panthers have estimated they'll have up to i $15 million to spend on unrestricted free agents prii or to next season. livage hockey season owners the next Terty Gregson, president of the NHL Of- jl mtact between ficials Association. ^ v for nine days The NHL and its officials' union d up Thursday reached a collective bargaining agreesphone. ment last season, but it has yet to be re expected this signed. One clause in the contract states and Goodenow, officials will be paid 45 days from either _ _ from the leamie ? 1?? ? YT - , , 7" Former Gamecock Emmett Hall i tronnne league Sept 30 or the date of a players stnke, honw preseason game, but the H Hall scores 12 day today, 140 games have been postj, Pincus simply P?ned 80 far- ^ leaSue ^ ^ revised CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Formei schedule will include several factors. XJSC standout and rookie Hornet Em erees and lines- ^ redrawing the schedule, factors mett Hall scored 12 points in a loss w much longer sneh as competitive balance, division and against the Pistons, but f ormer Duke paid during the conference play, building availability and basketball star Grant Hill stole the show with league ex- travel must be considered," the NHL's Hill scored 18 points in his first game rork. statement said. Tor those reasons, any in North Carolina as an NBA player ai ow this thing is game that has been postponed may be the Detroit Pistons defeated the Char eps going," said rescheduled for later in the season." l?tte Hornets 114-104 Monday night The Hornets, playing their first gam< since an exhibition trip to France anc Italy last week, struggled without for vW.v.v.v.v.v.v.v..,,.-.v. wal*l Lany Johnson and center Alonz< . Mourning, both out with injuries. Botl 8:30 am Rolex. Regional Champs w..v.v.v.w?^.^, are expected to return before the seasor Indoor-Tennls Courts . Ifltliiil. opener. Hill, who last played at the Char ISi&iyOO.lotte Coliseum in April when Duke los ?S to Arkansas 76-72 in the NCAA tith 1,00 pm game, played three quarters to help th< 4<rvwv Tinnrhitm ' - Pistons improve to 2-3 in preseason play : :>1 DOpm : Mark West added 14 points and 17 re ' - 'P ^%lf bounds for Detroit, which led nearly th< entire game. ||;p .. ' Hersey Hawkins led Charlotte wit! 20 points, while Scott Burrell added 11 ~ . "" The Hornets are 0-3 in the preseasor VIPUSRECREI! Bitt^ Courts^ Relation offerslovex 30 Intramural Facilities are avail; ter for the following |iiirt ton, basketball, hail squash, swimmi jpeii;;^isEKdi^pi weightlifting, body njgby, soccer, softbal vations may be ma f. eJ^ s pQr mQre jnf0; ^ tion procedures call 7 Locker Room Use I business office in Ro ? may be used free of charge on a daily ? / locker users must supply their own" BffiHffl ar their locker each day. Lockers mayl BBiM d on a semester or annual basis. Rental! >cker, lock, and towel service. I al fees: | or Spring Semester $20.00 I and Spring Semesters $36.00 1 er Summer Session $10.00 1 uai $50.00 i H9P1SHPBISS r be rented at the Business Office, Room " att RE. Center, 8:30am - 7:00pm, Mon- HBB|M , or at Equipment Issue after 7:00pm. immmmmmmmmmmmrn mmmmmmmmmmmm Memberships ; J|f?? Fitness I |||?pi?|l^^ * Campus Recreatio aerobic classes indue High/Low H2?'601 ||s$E2 months intervals. Fncesiaie asf * 20, High Energy, anc are held seven days a i!llllllli!illlllil|||!llll|i|^ill|l?lllll:lill|l|||!lli: * all faculty; staff, and use IDs. Please cor ' grams brochure for . classes and registratii 13 " llH |K *' jM sJr ** FHe Photo (cored 12 points In Charlotte's first or nets fell to the Pistons, 114-104. in Hornets loss * against NBA teams. Charlotte won one - game in Europe against the Italian i League champions. i Detroit held the Hornets to lesc than 38 percent shooting from the field for i the game. 3 Hill, the third overall selection in - this year's draft after an All-American senior year at Duke, scored 10 points in 3 the first quarter as Detroit took a 38-25 1 lead. Charlotte trimmed the lead to 60 59 at halftime on Kenny Gattison's steal ) and layup at the buzzer. l Charlotte coach Allan Bristow was i content to limit the playing time of several Hornet players. Robert Parish played - 23 minutes ?six in the second half; and t Muggsy Bogues played 22 minutes. 3 Much of the night, the Hornets rej lied on a front line that included free agents Hall, Chad Gallagher, Thomas - Elliott and Brett Szabo. 3 Tm not going to wear our big guys out. Fm not going to sacrifice and play l them a ton of minutes for the sake of . staying in the (preseason) game," Brisl tow said. JION Tields I i able at the P.E. Cen- % activities: badmin- ^ idball, racquetball, ing, volleyball, ^ building, football, 1, and tennis. Reseride for courts and yh rmation on reserva- % 77-4592 or visit the ^ om 202. J i 'rograms J A n offers a full range of ling Step, High/Low, \ ill dy Sculpting, 20/20/ |p I Lower Half. Classes week and are open to ^ I students with valid M isult the Fitness Pro- # %% the descriptions of :>n procedures. * ^