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Spots Look Football SAN FRANCISCO - With fan craning their necks from office build ing windows and others climbin, trees for a better view, a crowd c some 300,000 welcomed home th O T> 1 _L~ : CJ 1^.^. oupei duwi ciicLLupiun ocui r i oiiut 49ers. The well-behaved crowd contrast? with Sunday nighfs booze-fueled ou1 burst, which ended in 183 arrests most for minor alcohol-related ol fenses. Two men sustained mino gunshot wounds, and a girl wa stabbed. DENVER?Denver Broncos owr er Pat Bowlen said he has offered head-coaching contract to Mike Shans han and hoped to complete the dec Monday. Shanahan, San Francisco's ol fensive coordinator, met with Bowie just after midnight in Miami follov ing the 49ers' victory in the Supe Bowl on Sunday. WASHINGTON ? Gov. Williai Weld said he will propose an aid pad age within the next month to hel the New England Patriots. Welds remarks come in the wak of complaints from Patriots owne Robert Kraft, reported in the Bosto Globe, that state officials have r< neged on financial promises the made when he bought the team year ago. INGLEWOOD - The bank the serves the NFL tentatively agreed 1 finance a new stadium for the Lc Angeles Raiders at Hollywood Pari Hollywood Park, a racing con plex alongside the Great Western F rum, has proposed building a $20 million stadium. The financing wou] come from NationsBank in Nort Carolina. Baseball PITTSBURGH?John Rigas, sti pursuing the Pittsburgh Pirates d spite the rejection of his $90 millic aARm* rvlao^/vl Vna rooo \xrifV* fVia faom UUQ1 J pwiupu 1110 W40V "1U1 Ulv I board of directors. ? ? 1 s xj o 2 a o ho6 </) D </) | ? 1-* SI FL IN E Because Rigas could not work out a deal by the Jan. 29 deadline, the Pis rates ? not the city ? will choose I- the buver. The Pirates now can en g tertain all offers, including those from if bidders who might move the team, e o Basketball d LAS VEGAS ? Howie Landa \r stepped down as UNLVs acting coach, i, leaving the position to assistant Cle f- Edwards. r Landa, 63, was 5-2 after taking s over for ailing coach Tim Grgurich. Landa said he would move to an administrative position, i- Grgurich stepped aside this month, a complaining of medical symptoms i- related to exhaustion. Grgurich, an d assistant under former coach Jerry Tarkanian, was hired in November f- when UNLV bought out Rollie Masn simino's contract. rir DALLAS ? Dallas rookie guard Jason Kidd, weakened by flu symptons and dehydration, was hospitaln ized and will likely miss two games. ip NEW YORK?Utah guard John Stockton, who averaged 16.5 points ;e and 13.5 assists in four victories last sr week, is the NBA player of the week, n i- General y a ROME ? Italian sports authorities suspended all national sports for next weekend following the stabbing it death of a soccer fen Sunday in Genoa jo The soccer schedule will be deva 1 atta/1 o utaaIt \*ri+V? o mnlranri /lev tn to lajcu a ttccivj nun a uiuavu|/ uuj ww i. be determined. International play, l- such as the Davis Cup tennis match o- in Naples against the Czech Repub0 lie, will be held. Id h NHL NEW YORK?The Fox network will televise NHL games on five consecutive Sundays, beginning April 2. ill Fox originally was to televise the fie nal two Sundays of the regular seain son, beginning April 2. l's 300-C0LLECT P UNI >ORTS: OOR HOCKEY DOOR SOCCER \ Sign u roi MB Save The People You Ttf Qaiwcock Lady Gamec Randall has career night as th< Carolina outlasts the Lady fin Camels of Campbell. th( RYAN WILSON Sports Editor Women's basketball head coach Nan- ^ cy Wilson had been sitting at 199 career wins at USC for an unlucky 13 days, "" and she had watched her squad lose ^ three games since then. bl She finally got her 200th win Tues- f?r day night as the Lady Gamecocks beat the Fighting Lady Camels of Campbell, hi| 76-71, in front of a crowd of842 at Frank it ? McGuire Arena. After the game Wilson got to relish the moment. of "Right now its kind of nice, really," ?T Wilson said. "Usually you say things like f0I Svho cares' and all that and act like you dont care, but right sa] now its kind of nicr. . ! frc 200 sounds like a ''JjL k ! jn particular group I Pjgg^ gave me my 200th ^ IB Gamecocks broke J : i\ na the arena record for f ' by three pointers at- 1 thi tempted with 32, wi hitting 11 of those shots. Each team only shot 42 percent from the field, but tej Carolina ultimately won the game at W( the foul line. The game started off sloppy as both j. teams turned the ball a total of 17 time VI | for the half. The Lady Gamecocks took an early lead at 3-2 a minute into the game, but the Lady Camels went in a ^ 10-2 run over the next five minutes. Carolina answered the Camels and ^ pulled within two at 10-12 off a three a ] pointer by freshman Heather Godfrey T1 with 13:12 left in the half. ar Campbell pulled away again but nev- it er got a leaa Digger man seven, as tne gr Lady Gamecocks reeled off three treys in during the next five minutes. m With the Lady Gamecocks trailing ^ 27-29 with 6:53 left in the half, senior Jenny Randall hit two three pointers during the next minute to give Carolina a 33-31 lead. After a basketry Shannon Johnson, Randall hit another trey to give Carolina a 38-32 lead. The Camels reeled off *e 5E ROUDLY SPONS IVERSITY OF SO ENTRIES DUI NOWTHROUG FEBRUARY 27 p at the Office of I r more informatioi I? Call Up To 44%.* lis ocks give Wil i next eight points, but USC hit the al basket to go into the locker with fl j game tied at 40. "In the first half in particular, I iught Jenny did an outstanding from j three-point line," Wilson said. "Shann had some very nice passes breakl the press so that took them out of e press, so that couldn't be effective them." Randall, who finished with a career fh 23 points, was hesitant to take credind praised the play of her teammates. "My teammates did a really good job getting me the ball," Randall said. ^jiJ| he timing of their passes was crucial me getting my shot off." The second half started off in the ne fashion as the first, Randall on fire - M im behind the arc. She hit two treys the opening four minutes of the half, th Johnson answering Randall's secd three with a three of her own to give e Lady Gamecocks a 51-44 lead with :17 left in the game. The next eight minutes saw Carolihold onto a small lead, but three treys Campbell's Becky Lastinger down e stretch gave the Camels a 61-60 lead th 8:12 left to play. The final eight minutes saw each am trade leads, but when the Camels ire forced to foul, Carolina made tnem y, hitting five of seven from the charr stripe, giving coach Wilson her 200th itory at Carolina with a 76-71 final. "The difference in the second half j I as that our team did a better job dou- over Cj ing on the post players and checking gh post cutters," Wilson said. "It was matter of having some defensive stops. BJm ley did make some adjustments tonight id played their people smartly. When , came to the last minute, we couldn't ve up the three, but we needed to stay Co?3 the zone. Shannon made the smart Srnit ove and shaded toward their main ?dw ree-point shooter. "It (200th win) is a big treat. One of ir assistant made the comment that : jf^anc e've been playing real well together in Kglly ie last few games. It's much more fun JoHn have the reward of the win when you 111111 el like you're playing well together." igipiii ] PI irk IORS INTRAMURj UTH CAROLINA E: !U ECRDIIADV 0 41 I I L_ VJI I uni 1 I C' - MARCH 3 Campus Recreation ii call 777-5261. 5 son 200th / ~ ^PPI:I i;: f ^fe,,1 landall drives to the basket In t impbell. Randall had a career nlf Cam| MP FG FT Rfc ( 34 5-13 4-6 11 kwell 26 5-6 0-5 7 mar* 37 7-13 4-4 1( h 40 2-7 1-2 5 ards 30 3-13 0-0 3 Ui MP FG FT Rt k>r? 28 4-13 2-4 e (all 36 8-13 2-2 S 20 5-7 0-0 i son 36 7-15 3-5 ^ erburk 37 0-6 0-0 * Campbell USC I? 4L SPORTS A PLAY BEGIN! FEBRUARY 6 MARCH 13 % JV* vttim no n-i Will, ID-ll f 11 JJ 1 JAMIE CLARK The Gamecock he Lady Gamecocks 76-71 win {ht, finishing with 23 points. Dbell >s A F S Pts , 0 4 2 10 mmm i8 3 i 6 5C s A F S Pts :*m *-t mmm 12 mm 0 2 1 23 12 4 1 19 J 'S|0 I,.' |(H/,v 40 31 71 40 36 76 ETHAN MYERSON / The Gamecock T ?: Bm ?v