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NEW YORK (AP) ? Dallas re- son
ceiver Michael Irvin was fined $12,000 sus]
and defensive back James Wash- not
ington $10,000 by the NFL for their end
roles in a fight Monday night in the in t'
Cowboys-New York Giants game.
Irvin was fined for swinging a hel- dica
met, and Washington for brandish- nev
ing a photographers stand. Cowboys agr
assistant coach Hubbard Alexander ask
was fined $5,000 for "inflaming the the
situation," and Giants defensive backs
Jarvis Williams and J esse Campbell USi
were fined $8,000 each for fighting.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) ? The president try
of FANS Inc. said he's continuing ef- Dis
forts to bring the Los Angeles Rams mei
to St. Louis, and he's hoping for a fini
deal in the next month.
A pair of broadcast reports in re- Iiz
cent days have speculated that the folic
Rams have already decided on St. per
Louis. Former U.S. Sen. Thomas Ea- the
gleton, president of FANS Inc., said was
the reports are premature. St. Louis juni
has been without pro football since mai
the Cardinals left for Arizona in 1987.
Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Buc- Cro:
caneers announced Thursday the ishi
team is for sale, and Baltimore Ori- fres
oles owner Peter Angelos said he will Ron
make a bid for them. A trustee over- moi
seeing the estate of late Tampa Bay sop
owner Hugh Culverhouse said heirs plai
want to keep the team in Tampa, in 1
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Line- US<
backer Trev Alberts, a first-round
draft pick sidelined by a dislocated T
elbow, could be back in the Indi- divi
anapolis Colts' lineup for the Nov. 27 ven
game against New England. Blai
Alberts practiced for the first time
since the preseason. The fifth over- sew
all pick in the draft, Alberts was in- Car
jured Aug. 5 in the Colts' exhibition Alb
opener and was not expected back met
before the end of the season. Am
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) ? Dennis and
Rodman and the San Antonio Spurs
are still at odds. Lou
The suspended forward met for at t
about a half-hour with General Manager
Gregg Popovich, but they didn't
resolve their differences.
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Popovich said Rodman, the NRA's
ling rebounder the last three seas,
will remain under indefinite
pension. He said Rodman would
rejoin the team over the weekunless
there were drastic changes
he situation.
Rodman's agent, Bill Pollack, intted
the impasse is major and may
er be resolved. Despite the diseement,
Rodman said he hasn't
ed for a trade and wants to solve
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C Cross Country
he men's and women's cross counteams
competed at the NCAA
trict ID Championships with the
i finishing 19th and the women
shing eighth in Greenville, S.C.
The women were led by senior
Filgar, who placed 17th at 17:55,
>wed closely by junior Tracey Capin
19th at 17:58. Wrapping up
scoring for the Lady Gamecocks
i sophomore Lisa Monti in 34th,
ior Jill Savage in 65th and freshi
Katrina Smith in 132.
The men were led by senior Tim
nin who placed 33rd at 31:41. Finng
second for the Gamecocks was
hman Ryan McPhail in 97th place,
mding out the top five were sopho*e
Eric Roschick in 107th place,
homore Teddy Towle in 151st
ce and sophomore Lance Poling
69th place.
C Swimming and Diving
he USC women's swimming and
ng team was defeated by the Unility
of Tennessee Saturday at Sol
tt P. E. Center, 162-138.
Ihe Lady Vols were victorious in
m races and the 400-relay. South
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erty was victorious on the oneer
board, and the Lady Vols Allerican
diver Tracy Bonner won
three-meter board with Alberty
3hing as the runner-up.
South Carolina won five races
1 the 400-IM relay.
South Carolina will host No. 23
isiana State Saturday at 1 p. m.
he P. E. Center.
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(AP)?NHL players fully expect the
latest proposal to be rejected, and o
Saturday they said they were losing hof
that there will be a season at all.
As the lockout by owners wer
through its 44th day, the NHL Playei
Association sponsored another night i
exhibition games by striking player
The mood in the locker room beforehar
was grim.
"We don't like to talk about it, but
know there's lots of guys out there thi
don't think anything's going to happen
Philadelphia center Eric Lindros sail
"Everyone understands the situatio
Tennis star wi
Staff Reports tional
South Carolina junior to be!
Maxsy Jimenez defeated Flori- 1995.
da State's Antonio _~
Prieto 4-6, 6-3, 6-4
to capture the Rolex
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championship Sun- W fi?
day afternoon at the
University of North
Jimenez and
North Carolina's
David Caldwell, a 6
2,6-4 winner over JIMENEZ
USC's Jorge Esqueda,
each qualify for the Na
The nationally ranked USC wom?
P. E. Center. The Lady Gamecoc
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n Dallas' Mike Modano said. "Personally, is a i
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Union leader Bob Goodenow had no said,
it contact with commissioner Gary Bettman ^
*s on Saturday. Instead, Goodenow spent brea
of the afternoon playing pick-up hockey at meni
s. Copps Coliseum, the site of the Four-on- "You
id Four Challenge. their
The two sides have not met jointly a wh
I since Thursday, when the players made 1
it a new offer that included a form of a that
l," rookie salary cap. The league has not prop
i given an official response yet, but sources Toroi
n have said it is certain to be rejected. Bett:
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Indoor Championships schools along the east co?
leld in Dallas, Feb. 2-4, from Maryland to Floric
Jimenez became the fi;
In the Gamecock to win the Regi
RolexChampi- Championship since 1991
onships, the top 64 earning five victories over t
singles players and course of three days. Jimer
top 16 doubles began Sunday's match dn
teams from Region ping the only set he lost t
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Buffalo goalie Grant Fulir said,
t bonder if it is going to be exactly
way or no hockey. We haven't seen
tole lot of compromise from them."
he Canadian Press reported Friday
the NHL is preparing a cotmteriosal
to submit to the NHLPA in
nto on Tuesday or Wednesday, when
man and Goodenow attend induelampionship
ist onship in the last three weeks,
la. Jimenez, ranked 25th in the
rst most recent Rolex Collegiate
on Tennis Rankings, also rallied
by from a one-set deficit to dehe
feat Richmond's Tom Clarke
lez two weeks ago at the USC
ip- Fall Invitational,
he South Carolina's top douhe
bles duo of Jimenez and seve
nior Jim Panagopoulos lost
ad to Duke's Rob Chess and Peen
ter Ayers 6-3,6-3 in Sunday's
up semifinals. Ayers and Chess
were seeded second in the
lis tournament and ranked eighth
pi- in the nation.
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ins in limbo
tion ceremonies for the Hockey Hall of
Fame.
The counter-proposal will center on
entry-level salaries and salary arbitration.
but will not address the focal Dav
roll tax issue, the news service said.
Even though the number of players
leaving the U.S. and Canada to play
hockey elsewhere has increased in the
last two weeks, Modano says the union
remains strong.
"This is kind of the last straw," he
said. "If we have to sit out one year, or
even two, we will. We can't continue to
give them everything back."
Promoters
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Tough Cocks'
Staff Report*
Tough guys needed.
Lanny Gunter and Chris Dorsey of
C. D. Promotions are holding the First
Annual Tough Cock contest Dec. 1 at
the Jamil Temple in St. Andrews. The
contest is open to anyone. Sixteen fighters
will be chosen for the contest.
Gunter said he is working with fraternities
to back fighters. Two dollars
from every ticket sold by fraternities
goes to the fraternity. Ticket prices are
$10 general admission and $20 ringside.
There are two weight classes for the
fighters, 174 pounds and below and 174
pounds and up. There will be $2,000 in
prize money. $1,000 will be awarded to
the two winners and the rest given to
the winners favorite charity.
Gunter said there is a celebrity boxing
match in the works. He said that
anyone interested needs to contact him
by Wednesday at 779-9458.
"We're going to try it out here first,"
Gunter said. "Next year we might get
Clemson involved, then have the two
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