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SPORTS BRIEFSassociat, FOOTBALL SEATTLE ? Ken Behring saji he's in Los Angeles to stay, but SeattJ officials haven't given up hope of findir a local buyer for the Seahawks. King County Executive Gaiy Lock confirmed Sunday night that tali were continuing between Behring people and a prospective buyer. Th ^ county filed a lawsuit Friday aft? Behring announced he was movin the team. While the mayor of Anaheim i to announce dans todav that won provide the Seahawks with a trainir site at Rams Park, a moving va showed up at team headquarters ar workers loaded it with exercis equipment. Behring has 10 years left on 11 Kingdome lease signed by th Nordstrom family before it sold tl franchise. Behring contends the lea is no longer binding because it supposed to guarantee a "first-cla facility." IOWA CITY, Iowa ? Hayden Fr 124-7345 in 17 seasons at Iowa, receiv* a new contract Saturday that rui through June 30,2000. Fry, who will be 67 later th month, has led the Hawkeyes to ] bowl games and three Big Ten title His previous contract was to expi in 1998.< GOLF DTTPTU Aiiafrolio WoIoq' T? i i&uowuuu t t *' M Woosnam won his second straig] tournament Sunday, holing a 12-fc birdie putt on the par-518th hole f a one-stroke victory in the Heineki Classic. Woosnam, who ended a 16-mon winless streak in last week's seaso opening Johnnie Walker Classic Singapore, had an 11-under 277 tot on The Vines course. France's Jei van de Velde and Ireland's Pa McGinley also closed with 72s to t for second. British Open champion John Da who began the round in a first-pla tie with Woosnam, shot a 76 to tie 1 fifth at 281. The tournament was < sanctioned by the PGA European To and the Australasian PGA Tour. I C&vhd AN HISTOR Efficiency One Bedr Two Bedr Rents include all i All rates quoted (Leases available, pi I Summ $100 per ir May 1 Located ac University o: Horseshoe ant Cornell Arms < location for c (803) 1230 PENDI COLUME GAME Sports Women' Saturda vs. UNC-CI Frank Men's Saturda] vs. Louisiai Frank T Sunday vs. Virc BASEBALL Saturda vs. College of Tuesday vs. UNC-C Sa For Ticket Into. 777-4274 I> ED PRESS with a tin KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. ?Bob The prev rs Murphy, withstanding 30 mph gusts by Kenya ie and a winter chill, shot a 4-under-par last yei g 67 on Sunday for a four-stroke victory Gebreseb in the Koyal Caribbean Classic. in Sindel ? Murphy, who earned $127,500 for a his ninth victory since joining the jjqU 's Senior PGA Tour in 1993, had a 10- the 60 mi le under 203 total on The Links at Key pTflrripg ^ sr Biscayne. Hale Irwin shot a 71 to finish njg^ w g second in the first full-field event of finished the year. 6 84 Two ld SKnNG champic n VAL D'ISERE, France ? id Germany's Katja Seizinger won her ^ y le third consecutive World Cup race and sixth of the season Sunday, beating wom le Italy's Isolde Kostner by 0.38 seconds Le in a super-giant slalom. . le Seizinger, 23, who also won a super- Linford ? n i J J i- 'n j mofor p} 3e Lr on rnaay ana a aownmu oaturuuy, ? ? is finished in 1 minute, 6.64 seconds to kyuiy S; 3S clinch her fourth straight super-G British title. She leads Austria's Anita Wachter Rosswes 1,082-891 in the overall standings, off Chrfi y, 3d GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, BOXIN( is Germany ?Dense fog Sunday forced organizers to call off a World Cup ING1 is men's downhill for the second day in Marco j L2 a row. Kennedy is. Weather permitting, a super-G round S re race was to be held today. World Cup W B 0 j organizers said the downhill is likely champic to be made up at Happo One, Japan. gan McKinn KERCHBERG, Austria ? Former pat m Olympic champion Donna Weinbrecht jmDrov fit won her 40th World Cup moguls title ot Sunday, edging Germany's Tatjana ^ ^ or Mittermayer. stnnnod en Weinbrecht of West Milford, N J., had ( 25.21 points. Olympic champion Jean- , . * _ th Luc Brassard of Canada won the men's *s n- title with 27.69 points. ? fifon in On Saturday night, Eric Bergoust m al of Missoula, Mont., won his second m aerials title of the season with 247.51 BASEB. ul points. Switzerland's Colette Brand tie won the women's event with 175.55 points. Sox sigi Kevin T ce TRACK AND FIELD Saturds For TaI? x>- STUTTGART, Germany ? was 10-1 iur Ethiopia's Haile Gebreselassie broke Los An; the 3,000-meter indoor record Sunday seasons IC RESIDENCE 7 $405 m oom $465 nnm ^nn utilities and cable TV. are month to month rices subject to change) er Special lonth discount - August 1 :ross from the f South Carolina I the State Capital, offers the premier ^ lowntown living. 799-1442 LETON STREET HA, SC 29201 COCKS I i Calendar s Basketball 1 y, February 7 wlotte at 7pm McGuire Arena Basketball * 1, February 10 na State at 2pm McGuire Arena ennis , February 11 jinia at 1pm ield House OPENING DAY y, February 10 Charleston at 4pm f, February 13 harlotte at 3pm rge Fry Field atails Contact: USC Sports Into. 777-5204 The Gamecock |kl^]i|IIS| Tuesday, Febi ie of 7 minutes, 30.72 seconds. ious mark of 7:35.15 was set ,'s Moses Kptanui in Belgium ar. Eight days earlier, issie set a record in the 5,000 Ifingpn. STON ? Leroy Burrell won iters in the Gallery Furniture a 6.64 seconds on Saturday hile 34-year-old Carl Lewis ^ last in the five-man field at Bk decathlon in Dan O'Brien won the 60 in 7.75 seconds, Carlette W ook the women's 60 in 7.18 Jtk aica's Michelle Freeman won en's 60 hurdles in 8.01. MINGHAM, England ? Christie, the Olympic 100lampion, sustained a groin iturday in the 60 final in the AAA. indoor meet. Michael is won in 6.68 seconds, well stie's semifinal time of 6.59. J2WOOD, Calif ?Unbeaten Lady G Antonio Barrera stopped -g McKinneyat2:05afthe 12th f\\ \ I aturday night to retain his 1 VjXvll unior featherweight raship. ASSOCIATED PRESS era, 22 of Mexico, floored CLEMSON, S.C. - S 'I J Ridgeway scored 20 points, seH stopped the bout. Barrera 12 rebounds 1 ed to 40-0 with his 30th l' , , t v m . South Carolina on Monde he undercard johnny Taprn It was Clemson's nin Giovanni Andrade of Brazil vh^y at home this year, 1 )f the second round to retain y ,. , . , , . , , second tame an opponent he 10 junior bantamweight doubleKfimt win over the onship-Tapia, 29, ,3 34-0.2 knockouts. _ oc Q 5 scorer with a 25.8 aver; . T T in 25 points to lead Sout (13-7). But she hit only nin Pago The Chicago White the field. Johnson missed h jT, ine Chicago White shots and did not score a b led free agent right-hander foml seven minutes. apam to a one-year contract Clemson's Laura Cottr . , . Doints, and Jaci Stimson ta mi, who turns 32 this month, ^ ' 13 last year for Minnesota and ^W7V The Office of Women's Sti the Women Students' As to sponsor the si> mmmmmm CtSSTSiW To be eligible for this aware an undergraduate studeni 60 credit hours and h cumulative grade; reas of consideration for th 1. Academic Achievements i 2. Campus/Community Acti 3. Athletics (including intrar activities) 4. Work Experience/Intern pplications are available at Russell House Inforr Campus Activities Center Gov USC Visitor Office qfWomei Applications must be Office of Women's St by Friday, February 16, information, please > Department of Sti Division of Studc ruary 6,1996 FILE PM amecocks fall n r> I ^ ^_5! ison, />}/ - and pulled down 10 rebounds. Jeanette ,. , . Davis chipped in 8 points, seven i v6pnQili6 i ? i /? i H kHpH rebounds and four assists. ^e^jgth Seven Tigers scored at least 6 points . , and nine players recorded an assist, victory over Fof South CaroIinai three player3 , combined for 51 ofthe team's 57 points, s raig .Starters Cindy Kelly, Donna Carr and U ? "oLrmH Natalie Funderburk failed to score, is registered Tjgerg (i6_3) pulled ahead early .. , ' in the second half with a 13-6 run. ^ ?nS Amy Geren hit a 3-pointer at 13:34 to age, poured pVe clemson a 49.35 lead e of26finrn The Tigers padded theirTead to 63, , 42 with nine minutes left, but South ^ i * S8!f Carolina closed to within 12 at the asket m the ? nn , 3:37 mark. ell added 13 Clemson then scored the last six iv j o i. points of the game as South Carolina M8pomts went 0-for-6 in the final 3:26. ident Services and sociation is proud cth annual I, candidates must be I -with a minimum of 2ve a minimum ^ t n puim uj d.u. e award are as follows: and Awards ivities nural sports & fitness ship : the following locations: nation Center ver level, west wing RH) Center i's Studies received by the udent Services 1996. For additional call 777-6688. UDENT SERVICES udent Life, mt Affairs 9 Senior guard Shannon Johnson, who earned SEC M IS , rlayer ui ina Week honors for her 50 points B against KS Appalachaln State, scored 25 fimi| points Monday against No. 18 | Clemson. The 1 I 1 Lady Gamecocks were defeated on the road, 75Jfl 57. The team will return home Wednesday night against UNC-Charfotte I before travelling jf* to top-ranked Georgia. Tip-off will be at 7 p.m. OTO The Gamecock The top 25 teams in the Associated Press women's basketball poll with previous ranking in parentheses. 1. Georgia (1) 2. Louisiana Tech (2) 3. Connecticut (4) 4. Stanford (5) 5. Iowa (6) 6. Tennessee (3) 7. Texas Tech (8) 8. Wisconsin (10) 9. Virginia (9) 10. Old Dominion (11) ||| 11. Vanderbilt (7) 12. Perm State (13) 13. Alabama (15) 14. Duke (12) 15. N. Carolina State (14) 16. Oregon State (18) 17. Mississippi (20) 18. Clemson(17) 19. Colorado (16) 20. Florida (21) 21. Oklahoma State (19) 22. Auburn (25) 23. Purdue (22) 24. Notre Dame (nr) 25. 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