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KERKLAND, Wash. (AP) ? Seat- ing
tie Seahawks coach Dennis Erickson pi?
was arrested April 16 for drunken fh
driving in the team's latest alcoholrolotoH
inriHant
The arrest comes after a Dec. 1
car crash that left lineman Mike Frier 1 '
paralyzed from the waist down in *
what authorities say was an accident
involving drinking. Cornerback Orlando
Watters was cited Dec. 13 for
driving while intoxicated, possessing
maryuana and carrying a concealed es
knife.
Erickson, 47, was stopped April 1
15 on Interstate 5 near Marysville. Pa
His blood-alcohol reading was 0.23 CI
percent, said Snohomish County g0;
Deputy Prosecutor James Townsend. W?
A level of 0.10 is the legal limit in
Washington. ^
Under state law, a first-offense
conviction requires a mandatory 24- .
hour jail stay, a fine between $350 ei
and $1,000, and a license suspension
of up to 90 days.
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NEW YORK (AP)?Utah Jazz for- th
ward Karl Malone, who averaged Sc
28.7 points and 13.4 rebounds in April,
was selected the NBA player of the Je
month.
San Antonio's Bob Hill was hon- ^
ored as coach of the month after di- ^
recting the Spurs to an 11-2 finish
and league-best 62-20 total. ^
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MURRAY, Ky. (AP) ? Mark Got- he
tfried, an assistant at national champion
UCLA for seven years, was ap- Y<
pointed coach at Murray State. Gottfried,
31, succeeds Scott Edgar, who g
took the Duquesne j ob earlier this n<
month. fe
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CHENEY, Wash. (AP) - Kansas of
State assistant Steve Aggers was
hired as head coach at Eastern Wash- ^
ington. Aggers, 44, replaces John
Wade, fired after going 34-98 in five c
seasons. ^
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CHARLESTON, S.C. ? Frenchman CI
Auguin streaked toward Charleston at almos
Wednesday as, after more than seven mont
he closed on the finish line of the BOC Chall
ing race.
Christophe's 60-foot Sceta Calberson wai
miles off the Charleston jetties at midday. F
pected to finish the 27,000-mile around-the
lo race Thursday morning, capturing his secor
title in the competition considered the ultim
sailor against the sea.
Twenty yachts sailed from Charleston
tember. Twelve should finish.
Christophe, originally expected to arrh
picked up speed Wednesday and led his nej
petitor by about 500 miles.
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finals race with America3's
ighty Maiy was postponed because
light, shifty wind.
Conner's Stars & Stripes needs
beat Mighty Mary today to advance
i the 29th America's Cup match
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The Carolina Gamecocks got the early jui
Clemson, leading 6-1 after three Innings. La
past the Gamecocks winning by a score of 18
Gareis pitches ]
Lady Gamecocks close home
schedule with sweep of Lady
RYAN WILSON Sports Editor
The 13th ranked South Carolina softball
team swept both games against the
Lady Paladins of Furman Tuesday, 3-1
and 2-1, at Lady Gamecock Field Senior
righthander Darlene Gareis collected
both wins to move her season record to Hopefull;
22-9 and become the Lady Gamecocks' e^se on
all-time victory leader. ^ and give
Her 100 career wins surpasses Ang- S?ing in N
ie Lear's mark of 99, which Lear set from Gareis
1988-91. South Carolina improves to 47- formance i
16 on the season, while Furman falls to ^our ^ 31
30-26. ing out tw<
Gareis, a senior from Pennsville, N J., Sher
hns hppn solid for the Ladv Gamecocks enth innin
all season. She has already pitched a per- *he seas?
feet game this season, but Tuesday's wins Gamecock
gave her the highlight of her career...so scored one
far sophomor
"I am excited about it," Gareis said. two 1
in second BOC C
cond place in the large-boat across the peninsula fror
id Scully of Dwight, El., sail- tember.
ttengill of Middletown, R.I., The race course tool
dose behind. South Africa then on to
separated the three boats af- Several competitors
the globe. ment problems, and at
tralia sailing True Blue led ]ogt
division. Briton Josh Hall v
econd-place contendere were foundered after it hit ?
ind) that tantalize the hang- coast of Brazil.
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ill ends or tne sort signs 01 a idioed
race headquarters. a huge lead, winning th
lip makes our boats appear a storm destroyed her 1
and she was rescued b>
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Thursday. Then his was lost in a storm off t
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ROBBIE MEEK Staff Writer
It looked as if the USC baseball tea]
would pick up its 28th win of the se;
son Wednesday night, but the Clemsc
Tigers had other plans. The game, play?
Iat a packed Sarge Frey Field, ended i
the form of a 18-6 Tiger victory.
The Gamecocks (27-18) led by'Mai
Mapes started the game with a ban
In the first inning USC got hits fro:
Derrick Urquhart and Randy Stega:
Mapes then hit a three-run home ru
to put Carolina up 3-0.
Clemson (41-7) picked up a run:
the secorid as Paul Galloway had a si
gle to drive in a run.
The third inning was another big i
L _ ning for USC. Mike Dezenzo started tl
inning with a single. Urquhart then g
mL w his second hit of the night. Once aga
Mapes hit a three-run homer. Carolu
^ After only scoring one run in the fii
ififeF three innings Clemson picked up thr
runs in the forth inning. The Tige
scored on a two-run double by Seth Briz
and a one run single by Will Duffi
jamie clark The Gamecock the forth inning. Dawsey went 3.2 i
up on the Tigers from nings giving up seven hits and six rui
iter the Tigers exploded He also had eight strikeouts.
^ Jim Stoops replaced Brent Moore
past record, become
'It wasn't a top priority, winning tho game
was. When I was on the field, I put it in th
back of my head and tried not .to think
about it, but off the field it's hard not to
grjl think about what I have accomplished.'
jlplf| USC softball pitcher Darlene Gareis
fteamwilfeetfiredudabout W.alsohadoneRBIforUS
3 us the momentum we need ?.m?e seranugume, uamBjounu,.
CAA Regionals." x}f m a 4lSht Wltl] h,e ^ p
put on a stellar pitching per- f4"8'4led 14 "> 4he b
n the first game. She allowed 40,11 of 4he seven4h- ^4 cost|y P
id one earned run, while strik- ma? error? Put S?utb Carolina num.
i battem in ax innings. Junior on 41134 f 114'rd ,4h 110 ou4f
idan pitched a scoreless sev- batter, Apn Fair, hit a samfice fly df
g to record her second save of 40 0011461 6 > which scored Chanda I
n. At the plate for the Lady from 4hlrd base and won 4he Same
s, sophomore Tina Plew, 2-3, 4be Lady Gamecocks. Other ofTens:
. run and stole two bases, and standouts for USC were Collett, 2-3 w
e Carrie Lyons was 1-4 with one RBI' and Plew>1-3 wl4h one r
and a run scored Junior Beth scored-Garels all?wed seven hits a
one earned run, while striking out s
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n fifth. Moore pitched four innings giving
a. up four runs on six hits.
in The seventh inning was the differed
ence for the Tigers. They picked up nine
In runs on five fiits. l'fie inning was nignlighted
by doubles by Galloway and Will
Duffie.
g. "When Stoops got a little bit tired,
m we started to swing die bats pretty well,"
[1. said Jack Leggett, Clemson coach,
in Clemson came back with five runs
in the eighth inning. Damarius Turner
in came on to pitch for the Gamecocks in _
n- *the this inning. Turner walked four and
hit one. The inning was highlighted by
n- a David Miller grand slam.
"We came out blazing obviously,"
ot Mapes said. "We got some hits here a
in there and got some momentum going.
ia They just turned the tides with the bats."
Eggleston pitched 3.1 innings giving
"st up three hits and no iuns. He had three
qq strikeouts and rat the win. with StooDS
rs getting the loss for Carolina,
ek "We had the bases loaded and we left
e. seven men on'without getting a key base
m hit. The difference was they got the key
in hits," said June Raines, Carolina coach,
n-' The Gamecocks travel to Knoxville
is. this weekend to play Tennessee in a
three-game series that will start Friday
on at 7 p.m.
)s USC's best
en batters in seven innings. This win
marks the 100th victory of Gareis' cag
reer.
Gareis admitted she was aware of
her career standing but said her responsibility
to the team overshadowed
her personal goals.
It (breaking the record) wasn't a top
priority, winning the games was," Gareis
said. "When I was on the field, I put it
IC. in the back of my head and tried not to
er- think about it, but off the field it's hard
al- not to think about what I have accomot
plished."
ur- The Lady Gamecocks have completers
ed their regular season home schedule,
act but they travel to Charlottesville, Va.,
sep this weekend to face UNC-Greensboro,
jee George Mason and Virginia at the Virfor
ginia Invitational,
ive The weekend is important as well
ith as the Massachusetts tournament," Gareis
un said. "We need to do well so we can get
nd into Regionals. It (a Regional invitation)
ev- is not a sure thing yet."
yoffs with matchups and TV times.
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Atlanta at Indiana
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