Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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U.S. names ^ staff writer TONY ISAAC Just weeks after meeting on oppocifo cmiorlc in tlin \1 oinr T numin Qnr?. tJAVV OVjUUUU U1 UiV lUUJUl uvugu^ uwv cer playoffs, former Carolina soccer standouts Clint Mathis and Josh Wolff were reunited again, this time as teammates. Mathis and Wolff were two of 22 MLS players named to new U.S. head coach Bruce Arena's first full roster. Nine first-time players will join such World Cup standouts as Cobi Jones and Brian McBride against Australia Tuesday in San Jose, Calif. Singleton gii SINGLETON continuedfrompage6 world title push down the line, possibly at Survivor Series. If you liked Dennis Rodman at "Bash at the Beach," you may love him in his next bout, which we will call "Clash of the Courtroom." Tuesday, he sued WCW, claiming a contract he signed "constitutes oppression, fraud, and/or malice." He claims Bischoff deceived him about the (j WONPEl (THIS MERL'S OONNR i 1^1 SHOULO'VE GONE 1 . CK iss^^^^Orders For Nn. Rental Recalls &*^&fc?Jf&<; | j^r^ Si* October 301 Oak Hall Will Be Here easurements & lOam-Spm October 31 Faculty Disc on Fine Reg 10am-5pi o%c -I /olff, Mathis to nat Mathis and Wolff will continue fab- "We' uiuus ruuiue seasons alter enjoying un- both J o: pressive collegiate careers. Wolff is fresh coach m off a 2-0 win over D.C. United in the , MLS finals last Sunday. Forward Wolff and Mathis, a mid- our own fielder, are among the leaders on the The Gamecock all-time scoring list, despite in actioi the fact that Wolff played only three play in 1 seasons at Carolina. ant jnvj Mathis is third on the Carolina alltime scoring list with 53 goals and 15 assists for 121 points. Wolff scored 21 State at goals and eight assists for 50 points and Sunday, ranks 21st on the all-time scoring list. ham. 'jes wrestling new i amount of pay-per-view revenue he changes could make for teaming with Hollywood compens Hogan at last summer's "Bash at the about be Beach." Keep your eyes open for this That one for it could get very ugly. ^ ^ Finally, while we're on the subject of , J rOJlnPTC F.rir* RicrhnfP anH lnwcnits Rif Flair still has not settled his lawsuit with on m WCW. In Sanderson's latest edition around of The News, his case is due to come up smack d next month in Charlotte, and Flair says be doing he isn't dropping it unless WCW nessee. < IF He Lints M COST Ht,' O ) 0 car tup t peri 3 hours of yo you up to $ Help children, hereof: receive products mart NABI Bio 215 Assembly J V 1 i fimmcrn Bill ftl iT^TiKiVi I ^. Al E J A J ^K i J 1 MBMnApj ^^HKfrc H8* (3r?^^T1 Skw nHHifiill 11 m $ 'HHMKrMI . ount ! I [alia! 1 (ppip^ma -~* '"if'' ional team P re just pleased and proud for sh and Clint," Carolina head ark Berson said. "It is a great .. ind we are proud to call them ? ^ Spoil Carolina man's snnad is hark i Saturday on the first day of n i the NIKE/Town of Mt. Pleas- <.?dj| tational. Gamecocks take on Georgia 3 p.m. Saturday and on noon , they face Alabama-Birming- staff rumors / Asst. the existing deal to boost the iation and address his concerns i. J ui. ?I n. ;iiig Lieateu wiui lesptxt. Ldl ;'s all for our show this week Frien lk you, Jamie, for telling all the out there what's really going e world of wrestling. He'll be from time to time, laying the own on all wannabes as I will our football team loses to Tendonors i earn o $215 V month! iur time could earn J >65 in one week! : ihiliacs and heart patients who s from the plasma of onr donors. J luality Source ? Medical Center * >t., Columbia SC 29201 ; 54-2280 I VI l^ppB^pf i I B 31 iiiBim k1 ? II J i4mflB9H |raH| mm Hi 6 : r Bp : b. i 6 1 nfl : x LUi1I1iBBHF1Hi1i1W ; c :ial Bookstore of (JSC (. Russell House (803)777-4160 : ? < e Tennessee ts Editor 27-13 Rocky Top :orial Assistant" 23-17 i Ladenheim Tennessee Guest Picker 32-8 ly Maguire USC Sports Editor 26-14 ira Bokesch Tenn. 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