European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 13, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Gamecocks coach throws in the Towel from press dispatches Columbia . Bill Foster the first basketball coach in Mcaa history to win More than 20 games in a season at four different division i schools has resigned at the University of South car Olina school officials said tuesday. The announcement after last week end s 100-59 defeat by Memphis state in the first round of the metro Confer ence tournament and months of speculation about his future was no Surprise. Athletic director Bob Marcum said at a news conference tuesday that he met with Foster monday morning. We discussed the basketball program briefly then we discussed his resignation Marcum said. Marcum said he did t pressure Fos Ter to resign but did encourage him. Foster submitted his resignation at 1 30 . Tuesday the athletic director said. Foster who has coached the game Cocks for six seasons could not be reached tuesday for comment. Hamilton takes Job still water okla. Leonard Hamilton the assistant basketball coach at the University of Kentucky was selected tuesday As the new basketball coach at Oklahoma state University. Athletic director Myron Roderick said Hamilton was chosen to replace Paul Hansen who was told last month that his contract would not be renewed. Hamilton 37, has coached at the University of Kentucky since 1974. Mcdougal dismissed Dekalb 111. Northern Illinois University has dismissed John Mcdougal As head basketball coach and says it is beginning a nationwide search for his successor. Mcdougal was relieved of his duties and offered reassignment in the athletic department by Robert. J. Brigham Spe Cial assistant to the president. Mcdougal 61, had a record of 136 141 in his 10 seasons at Northern. His team this year was 15-12 before being upset in the mid american conference postseason tournament by Toledo. Ewing staying out new York Rookie Center Patrick Ewing is almost certainly finished for the remainder of the season the new York kicks said tuesday after a second examination confirmed the presence of floating soft tissue in his right knee. A third examination was scheduled wednesday but there Are no immediate plans for surgery the team added. In All likelihood he won t be playing anymore this season looking at the re cent situation with his knee said John Cirillo the director of Public relations. In 50 games this season Ewing the league s no. 1 draft Choice was averaging 20 Points a game. Sports wire for drug use but race officials May not be ready to Start in time for this year s race in april said Guy Morse race administrator. Morse said the directors of the Boston athletic association wanted to make sure All runners in the 1986 race were notified of the potential drug testing procedure before deciding to go ahead this year. It May Well be a problem in getting this implemented said Morse adding that the Baa will notify runners by letter. Shedden Duguay traded Pittsburgh the Pittsburg penguins traded right Wing Doug Shedden to the Detroit red wings for Forward Ron Duguay tuesday the clubs said. The Deal which came several hours before the National hockey league s noon trading deadline was an apparent attempt to restructure the Pittsburgh line entered by Mario Lemieux. Shedden 24, had 32 goals and 34 assists for 66 Points. Duguay 28, had 19 goals and 29 assists for 48 Points. Both had been in 67 games this season. Duguay was expected to join the pen Guins in time for their game wednesday in Washington against the capitals. Hess wins slalom Park City Utah Erika Hess of Switzerland battling to overtake team mate Maria Walliser for the world cup Overall title scored a convincing Victory in a women s slalom race tuesday. Hess a two time Overall Champion won by nearly one second Over Olga Charva Tova of Czechoslovakia with Perrine Pelen of France placing third. The Victory allowed Hess to maintain her Lead in the season slalom standings. Hess winning for the second straight year at Park City finished two runs Down the Steep Slick course in 1 minute 39.95 seconds. Charva Tova was clocked in 1 40.85 and Pelen in 1 41.08. 5th win for Petrovic South Lake Tahoe Calif. Rpm Petrovic of Yugoslavia who clinched the world cup men s slalom title two weeks ago continued his  Cess tuesday by winning his fifth even this season. Petrovic second after the first run on the heavenly Valley course recorded the fastest second run and had an accumulated time of 1 minute 44.52 seconds. Pir min Zurbriggen of Switzerland finished second in 1 45.45, and Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden was third in 1 46.45. The Overall Leader Marc Girardelli of Luxembourg finished fourth in 1 46.61. Zurbriggen second in the Overall stand Ings picked up 20 Points to reach 249 for the season. Girardelli has 294 Points with six events left this season. Drug Case revealed Trade not rescinded Chicago coach Mike Ditka of the Chicago bears says the National foot Ball league club disciplined a player for using drugs during the 1985 super bowl championship season but Ditka and Jerry Vainisi the team s general manager declined to identify the player. The Chicago Tribune quoting unidentified sources said the player was James Maness a Rookie wide receiver from Texas Christian University who was the club s no. 3 draft Choice. Marathoners face test Boston the Boston Marathon decided tuesday night to test runners Miami american league presi Dent or. Robert Brown announced tuesday night that he had denied a re quest by the Baltimore orioles to rescind the Trade with Boston involving infielder Jackie Gutierrez and Pitcher Sammy Stewart. The orioles made the request because Gutierrez developed health problems they were unaware of at the time of the Trade. Since the Trade was enacted in Good Faith with neither club knowingly mis representing the facts and since no contingencies or special conditions existed relative to the agreement the Trade must therefore stand on its merits Brown said. Thursday March 13, 1986 conversion rates stars and stripes Page 23 London up wednesday s Clos ing rates for the . Dollar to other Curren cies. Figures Are expressed in dollars to the British Pound and other local currencies to dollars the Price of Gold closed at s344.so an ounce Silver at $5.69. Mar.12 1.4685 2.2687 7.0725 2.5670 47 06 1,541.70 1.9213 140 65 608.95 142 30 148.00 1 3975 15 88 7 153british Pound. 1.4590 German Mark. 2.2739 French franc. 6.9560 dutch Guilder. 2.5520 belgian franc. 46.845 italian lira. 1,545.70 Swiss franc. 1.9220 greek drachma. 141.35 turkish lira. 608.30 Spanish peseta. 143.30 portuguese escudo. 149.00 Canadian Dollar. 1.3985 austrian Schilling. 15.94 norwegian Krone. 7.202 danish Krone. 8.4025 8.3665 these Are commercial rates and can be related Only to the use of foreign currency by . Forces for official business. Sales of German Marks to . Personnel for personal use will be at the rate of 2.25 thursday based on a Price fixing at mid Day and allowance for Standard handling charges. New York Exchange new York the new York . 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