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SPORTSLOOK
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LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Los An- Indi
geles Clippers center Stanley Roberts, is N
playing his first game since ruptur- <
ing his right Achilles tendon in De- mar
cember, ruptured his left Achilles in plaj
an exhibition game against Atlanta, lean
The Columbia native, who had of tl
13 points in the Clippers' 101-98 vie- fens
tory, is scheduled to have surgery ciei
Friday, and rehabilitation is expected
to take nine to 12 months.
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Baseball Ts7:
NEW YORK (AP)?Mediator W J. ^
Usery listened to the union give its
view of baseball's labor history and
was scheduled to return to the organization's
office today. _ T
Usery, appointed by the Clinton a ^
administration on Oct. 14, also plans ^
to meet with the owners and their nQU
representatives. ?oa
Nine players filed for free agency, na
raising the total to 120 plus the 11 '
rejected by owners. The dispute group,
all of whom need the 52 days of the ^
strike for the required six years of p
service time, includes pitchers Jack
McDowell of the Chicago White Sox ^
and Jim Abbott of the New York Yan- raR
kees.
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DALLAS (AP) ? If law officers ^
want to pursue drunken driving n n
charges against Dallas Cowboys of- . LA^
fensive lineman Erik Williams, they're inc'
going to have to subpoena the hos- ^ere
pital that treated him.
Texas Department of Public Safety
officials say they're investigating
the early Monday accident in which
Williams' Mercedes hit a concrete re- K?1
taining wall. Statements from the in- i*1t
vestigating trooper said Williams did
not appear drunk so an alcohol test S
wasn't requested. woi
Now, the DPS is trying to get atl
Parkland Memorial Hospital to turn lasl
over its blood work on Williams. Media
reports quote sources as saying on ]
Williams had a blood alcohol content in t
of 0.17, more than 11/2 times the le- for
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SllS Gimecocte win 14
Redskins to a 41-27 victory over IITlprOVQ tO 3 0 in th6
anapolis in his first NFL start, JIMMY DeBUTTS Sports E
FC offensive player of the week. The second-ranked Sou
Dtner honorees were Chris Spiel- soccer team extended its wii
i of Detroit, the NFC's defensive to 14 games Wednesday b
rer; Tyrone Hughes of New Or- Wake Forest 1-0 at Polo Fi
s, NFC special teams; Tim Brown ston-?
le Los Angeles Raiders, AFC ofiive
player; Pepper Johnson of man <
^eland, AFC defense; and Cleve- second
Cs Eric Metcalf, AFC special teams. hurt
AT J. AS (AP) ? CBS announced j? ' in th
x-year deal that will return the
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goals
he USC voHeybaU team received Carol
2th place ranking in the South |he ? e,cocks took
;ion NCAA Division I poll an- f?8!'.8nd Wake Forest 8
need by the American Volleyball Mc^mt5' ">ade 3even 3ave
ichee Association. South Caroli- ?oal waak's31fh
17-6 overall and 54 in the SEC, sea80,n' de,fr 3on P"*?1
rOT?ri , , , j assist of the season on the
tie of three SEC schools ranked ?7 , ? . ,.
rs, j j A Wake Forest managed l
i Florida and Georgia holding the , , ? T,
on goal, and goalkeeper Johi
ospo . three saves in the game. W
It s great visibility forourpro- usc e8tablished a new A
m to be recognized in the NCAA school ncmd {or consecuti
longs. We have goals of reaching breakin ^ oW maA rf u
e type of postseason play, whether Carolina had to play v
b the NCAA or the NIVC. Hold- ^ ^ 46:44 ^ ^
a spot in rankings will help us m Larusson was issued a red
iiving a bid in postseason play," second yellow card
d coach Kim Hudson said. being a man down, Mills
The South Region Poll consists of record his third solo shutoi
i Division I schools in 10 states, son
uding schools from various con- Both teams combined
nces, such as the SWC, ACC and
ithern Conference.
South Carolina currently holds
fourth spot in the conference be- I
d Kentucky. The Gamecocks host Periodically hrOL
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ltucKy sunaay, uct. au at i p. m. |
he Sol Blatt P. E. Center.
iouth Carolina's equestrian team (2) Colorado at
i the Intercollegiate Horse Show
Vesleyan College in Macon, Ga.,
The equestrian team hosts a show 0 3) Virgin ia Te<
Nov.5& The team, currently first
he region, still needs new riders
competition. Anyone interested N.C. State at (2
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Friday, Octob?r 28, 1994
scores lone goal in win <
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ield in Win>alem.
Playing a MH ^^HyH^Kf f WW^m
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Chris IBS
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ina career.
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up his third Gamecock forward Chris Faklaris, seen with tean
goa] victory at Wake Forest. The Gamecocks are rldlnj
ust 10 shots jn f jle gam6) seven yellow cards and total points thi
^.T~f m\e Larusson's red card ejection. Junior defei
ltn the win, pQr 8eason) Panaris continues named to the S
ng e-season ^ jea(j Carolina in total points the Week for g
K 1 ctfK ^as score<* ^ goals and Oct. 23. Clifford
VI assisted on two this year. play against Cle
fl V Billy Baumhoff and Rob Smith al- the game-winn
Qai\ f ,. so have contributed heavily this sea- of overtime.
n or .S son. Baumhoff is second on the team Clifford is t
on* tf.P1,6 in points with 23. He has scored eight Gamecocks to 1
th 6 a goal8 and has assisted on three. of the Week tl
Smith leads the Gamecocks with Baumhoff havi
for 37 fouls ^ n?8*8*8- He ^ias sc?red fiye goals, in- The Gamec<
eluding two game-winners. He has 21 son record to ]
ighout the football season, the Gamecock staff mak
mes. See how your predictions compare.
(3) Nebraska Colorado Colorado
:h at (6) Miami Miami Miami
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imaie Rob Smith, scored the only goal In Carolina's 1-0
( a school record 14-game winning streak.
s season. Deacons dropped to 9-6-1. USC i3 curnder
Billy Clifford was rently in second place :-r; che Metro di- \
occer America Team of vision with a 3-0 record. UNC-Char;ames
played through lotte is in first with a 4-0 record. The
I was recognized for his two teams will meet in the final regumson
in which he scored lar season match on Sunday, Nov. 6 at
er in the second period the Graveyard.
The Carolina soccer team returns
he third player for the to action Sunday at 2 pjn. at the Gravebe
named to the Team yard to take on Louisville. The Gamelis
season. Smith and COcks play their final three matches at
e also been recognized. ^he Graveyard concluding with the
xks improved their sea- UNC-Charlotte game.
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