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Sports World Rescheduled by Ed Schillinger Have Decided Against It The Torch, September 21, 2001, page 18 PORT Intramurals announce fall stats By Jessy Spas Sigma Chi 32, Alumni-4 20 Phi Psi I 1, Shockers United 2 SPORTS EDITOR 2nd Fl. Alumni win, Duds forfeit Team Chaos 5, Phi Psi I 1 Sigma Chi 35,2nd Fl. Alumni 13 Shockers United 1, Voodoo TheValparaiso SigEpsII 14, Patriots 6 People 0 University Intramurals office Sig Eps I 27, Sig Tau 25 Co-Ed Football Tourney announced its scores for HardCore Timmy 26,Shockers 0 Phi Psi and Chi Omega have two women's flag football, men's Vanilla Thrillas 33, Sigma Pi 6 wins flag football, men's soccer, the Phi Sigs won, Theta Chi forfeit Delta Sigs one loss co-ed football tourney and Phi Psi 34, Team Chaos 7 Alumni-4 one loss women's Softball. Brandt 42, ARETZ 13 Women's Softball The scores are as fol- IIED 34, Vincermo 16 BWC 15, Beasts 3 lows: Sig Pi 140, Shockers 27 Divas 8, Tri-Delts 1 Women's flag football Vanilla Thrillas 29, Sig Ep I 0 Team Stasica 5,Gamma Phi Beta Hot SPiced Cider 15, BWC 14 Sig Ep II won, Duds forfeit 4 WIIED 14, Eastside 6 2nd Fl. Alumni win, Patriots for- BWC won, Chi Omega forfeit Wonders 26, Chi Omega 12 feit Team Stasica 7, Divas 3 Total Foxes 26, KKG 12 Sig Tau 25,Hard Core Timmy 26 Wonders 21, Sweet Cheeks 2 Wonders 14, Sweet Cheeks 0 Sigma Chi 20, T-Crazy Rabbits The tennis tournament Men's flag football 19 will begin today and may carry Vincermo win, Phi Sigs forfeit Men's Soccer on to Saturday afternoon. Phi Psi 47, ARETZ 12 Sigma Chi 8, T-Crazy Rabbits 0 Other intramural events Brandt 6, Team Chaos 25 Mrak Attack 1, Duncan United 0 will beannounced as the year Sig Pi 12, Sig Ep 1 37 Voodoo People 1, Team Chaos 0 progesses. MARY BETH GERARDO A member of the Crusaders football team attempts to catch the ball and put some points on the board this weekend against UWEC. The Crusaders suf- fered a difficult loss but are looking for a win this weekend. The team current- ly stands with a record of 1-2. Sports world rescheduled By Ed Schillinger have decided against it. TORCH WRITER The NFL will most likely add a week to the regular sea- RODGER HOKE Sigma Chi member Peter Ernst helps the team to a victory over the T-Crazy Rabbits at a recent Intramural soccer We have not forgotten son to make up for the week game. what happened last Tuesday. two cancellations, and then We will not forget what hap- will eliminate two playoff pened last Tuesday. We cannot spots from each conference to forget what happened last compensate for the extended Tuesday. season. The Super Bowl is still CART driver loses legs, With all that had hap- tentatively scheduled for Feb. pened and all the suffering that 3. had followed, nothing seemed Major League baseball Formula One mourns will play all of its scheduled important. The furthest things cars. Tagliani's car was severely leaving pit road, he accelerated games at what was supposed to By Nick Dettmann on people's mind were sports. damaged, but he walked away and spun backward onto the be the end of the regular sea- TORCH WRITER All of the Division I-A with minor injuries. two-mile oval right in Tagliani's son. All 162 games will be football games were canceled A tragic event occured dur- Unfortunately, 34-year-old path. on Saturday, and most others played, thus keeping alive any ing a race that was changed from Zanardi was not as fortunate. This race was the first of the lower divisions as well. chases for any records that the German 500 to the American When his car came to a stop, he CART race on the other side of VU did play against exist this season. Memorial 500 to commemorate was unconscious. the Atlantic Ocean in the history Wisconsin-Eau Claire, making It also brings on the pos- last Tuesday's attacks. Rescue crews arrived at the of the series and was supposed them one of only three college sibility of a November World CART driver Alex Zanardi scene in horror. They feared the to help the spectators grieve the games in the entire nation. Series. This shouldn't be a fac- was involved in one of the most worst for Zanardi. The race was pain of the terrorist attacks. The volleyball team had tor if say, the Arizona horrific crashes in motor sports stopped so rescue crews could Zanardi's closest friends- their trip to Florida canceled, Diamondbacks end up facing hi story. The crash left him attend to Zanardi's vehicle. Herbert, Jimmy Vasser, Dario and a backup tournament with the Oakland Athletics. unconscious for a few hours and After nearly a half-hour of Franchitti, car-owner Mo Nunn Northwestern was canceled as However, if Cleveland were to resulted in both of his legs being trying to get him out of the and Tony Kanaan- were on hand well. face off against Philadelphia, amputated from three inches wreckage, Zanardi was pulled at the hospital with Zanardi's NFL and Major League the weather could be horren- above the knees down. from his car and airlifted to a wife, Daniella. Baseball, along with various dous. As he was leaving pit road, nearby Berlin hospital where he Also in attendance was auto races and golf tourna- The CART circuit did not he got on the accelerator too underwent hours of surgery dur- actress Ashley Judd, Franchitti's ments canceled all events up cancel any overseas races, and soon and drove onto the grass at ing which both of his legs were fiancee, and Tagliani came in until this Tuesday. More than it not only cost them one of the end of pit road. He lost con- removed. shortly after being diagnosed 100 baseball games to be can- their best drivers, but it cost trol of his car and swerved right All of the drivers in the with minor back injuries. celed, 15 football games and him his legs. Alex Zanardi into traffic traveling at speeds racing world are shocked that Taglioni will not miss any one Ryder Cup. crashed into a wall while going well over 200 mph. this happened to such a talented action. Now the powers that be more than 200 miles per hour Most of the drivers were driver. He remains in stable but Zanardi has already in each respective league have and lost both of his legs as a able to avoid Zanardi's car, but critical condition as doctors con- received 5,109 condolence tough decisions to make per- result of it. second-year driver Alex Tagliani tinue operations. cards, signed by fans from taining to the rescheduling of Situations like these was not as fortunate. Zanardi was leading the race around the world. CART will the missed games.The NFL has make realize again how Tagliani's car broad-sided with a little over ten laps to go also plan to donate $500,000 and flirted with just canceling the insignificant sports can be at Zanardi's and the next sight was when he entered pit road for his the drivers will add $50,000 to games, but it looks as if they times. an explosion of debris from both final pit stop of the race. After his fund. .
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