European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 24, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Wednesday August 24 1994 sports the stars and stripes Page 33 jackets Steagall runs for Heisman Down the Road byte Saladino Atlanta a Georgia tech Sophomore Derrick Steagall Isnit shy about stating his goal a winning the Heisman trophy As College footballs top player. This season a Well probably next season a Steagall said. A i done to know if its realistic but that a something i want to Daft the 6-foot-2, 195-Pounder Leta Foci has the physical attributes. He s the fastest Plaver on the yellow jackets roster with a 4.3-second time in the 40-Yard dash. Recruited As a quarterback Steagall was considered Georgia Stop High school player in 1992 when he passed for 800 Yards and 11 touchdowns and ran for 846 Yards and 14 ads at Newnan High. As a freshman last season at tech which had highly rated Donnie Davis at quarterback Steagall was used at the newly created position of a Back serving As a runner and pass receiver. In addition he will return punts and kickoffs this season. Steagall ran the Ball five times for 80 Yards and caught 24 passes for 385 Yards and one to last year. He also returned 16 kickoffs for 413 Yards a 25.8-Yard average second Best m the Atlantic coast conference. Coach Bill Lewis promises to use Stea Georgia tech Sophomore Derrick Steagall runs the 40-Yard dash in 4.3 seconds. Daulton has cancerous mole removed Gall much More this season. A a he a going to play a big role As a receiver and against a team that might not be that Strong against the run he May be Back at tailback running 10-12 times a. Lewis said. Returning punts has been added to Stea galls Arsenal this season. \ a a it a just another Way to get the Ball in his hands a Lewis said. Quarterback however has been ruled out Steagall believes his Best shot at the nil is As a receiver. A i gave quarterback up. Its out of my mind he said. A a in a not disappointed. I feel that being a wide receiver and kick return specialist is where i should a a in la be getting the Ball a whole lot More this season. It la give me some better statistics and give me the Chance to make some big plays for the team. I want to be known As the go to Guy in critical Steagall will get an Opportunity to show his talents against a Tough defense when tech opens the season sept. 1 at Home against no. 7 Arizona. The wildcats were 10-2 last season and beat Miami 29-0 in the fiesta bowl. Tech is coming off consecutive 5-6 seasons. A i done to know if that a a make or break game for us but i think we re All looking for the upset a Steagall said. Philadelphia apr Darren Daulton had a cancerous mole removed from his stomach last week and doctors declared the Philadelphia Phillies Catcher in Good health. The mole which was in the Early can cer stages was removed last tuesday. Biopsy results on the Melanoma became available later Phillies spokesman Larry Shenk said monday. Daulton also underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee last week an of Voigt Happy to be in minors Baltimore apr Jack Voigt was shocked and downcast when the Baltimore orioles sent him to the minor leagues last month. Now he a thankful. While his former teammates Are out on strike Voigt is getting a steady paycheck As a member of the class a Bowie Bay sox. Although the Money Isnit quite what head be making with the orioles the Cash ought to come in Handy when he gets married in december. A a in a Down Here playing and making Money so financially everything a going to work out evenly a Voigt said last week. And he a not just killing time in Bowie. In addition to playing the Outfield Voigt has also worked out at third base and first base. On the plus Side in a playing and a -111 a Nurr Enid ration that could keep him sideline him for the rest of the season provided the baseball strike ends. Both procedures were performed on an outpatient basis at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital he said. Surgery was a Success. He a 100 cured 100 percent healthy no More tests no More treat anything for it a Shenk said kind of a the percent there a ments that a that people have. Common skin cancer Daulton now at Home in the Philadelphia area is the second Phillies player to undergo a cancer operation this year. First baseman John Kruk had a cancerous testicle removed March 8 and underwent several weeks of Low dose radiation treatment. Daulton 32, already recovering from a fractured shoulder that was to keep him off the Field until september could be out for another three or four weeks because of the knee surgery. People read Small ads. 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