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iiatioual diving accideut Albany State College Rams
NiTwbiiK set up at duke Regain Championship Cage Title
Help with treatment of
.scuba diving accidents
anywhere in the United
States is now available 24
hours a day by dialing
1-9 19-684-8 til and asking
for "DAN." ?
DAN stands for the
United States National
Diving Accident Network,
a new source of aid for the
more than two million
recreational scuba divers
in the nation.
The network is a project
of the F.G. Hall
Laboratory for En
vironmental Sciences of
the Duke University
Medical Center, which is
administering DAN under
an initial two year
$270,000 grant from the
National Oceanic and At
mospheric Administration
(NOAA) and the National
Institute for Occupational
Safety and Health.
"We hope our two
years of work with the
Diving Accident Network
will lead to a permanent
service of this type," said
Dr. Peter Bennett, Hall
Laboratory , director.
"There are at least two to
four million sport, scien
tific and commercial
divers now and some
250,000 more are being
trained each year. So there
is a terrific need for a
source of immediate and
reliable consultation and
treatment for diving ac
cidents." Arterial gas embolisms
and decompression
sickness are the two most
frequent serious scuba
related accidents. Em
bolisms are blockages due
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to bubbles in arteries car
rying blood to the brain.
Decompression sickness is
the painful syndrome of
joint pains (the bends),
chest pains and shortness
of breath, numbness,
paralysis and other symp
toms resulting from sur
facing too rapidly from a
dive. Both conditions can
be fatal.
"These and other in
juries are relatively rare in
trie experience of many
physicians," Bennett said.
"Because the Injuries re
quire quick, specific ac
tion, there is a real need
for one place to be-identified
which people can
call for immediate advice
and help."
Here's how DAN
works:
Anyone needing
emergency help in a scuba
related accident calls
1-919-684-8H1 (collect if
need be) and specifically
asks for the Diving Acci
dent Network. The caller
is then connected to one of
the trained, experienced
Duke physicians on call 24
hours a day under the
direction. of Dr. J. Miller,
associate professor of
anesthesiology.
The physician at Duke
gets the information on
the accident and either
directly advises the caller
or tells him or her how to
get in touch with the
nearest regional coor
dinator of the seven
regions in the network. In
addition to the F.G. Hall
Laboratory, which also
serves the southeastern
region of the country,
DAN serves six other
regions with regional
coordinators in the states
of Pennsylvania, Wiscon
sin, Louisiana,
Washington, California
and Hawaii.
Each has recompression
chamber facilities
operated by trained
technicians and a trained
physician in diving
medicine on call around
the clock.
The Duke- physician
determines" if the region
nearest the victim has the
equipment and staff to
handle the case. If not, the
center staff connects the
ALBANY, GA. The
Albany State College
Rams regained their
championship title last
week by defeating Savan
nah State 69-66 in the
finals of the eleventh An
nual Miller-Southwest In
vitational Basketball
Tournament. An
estimated record crowd of
5,500 avid basketball fans
were in attendance for the
two-day event, played in
Sanford Gymnasium on
the campus of tournament
host Albany State College.
Savannah State buried
outmanned Edward
Waters in the opening
contest of the first round
80-68, behind the Strong
inside play of forward
Teddy Riley and center
Milt Sexton. After battl-
diver to the next nearest
region. Regional coor
dinators can then assist
with arrangements for
airplane or other transpor
tation for the victim and
necessary recompression
treatment.
"After treatment has
been given," Bennett said,
"the regional coor
dinator's office sends us a
complete record of the
case. We feed this into our
computer files and the
data are available for
much needed
epidemiological analysis.
In this way we will serve as
a major source for infor
mation on the location,
frequency, diagnosis and
treatment of diving ac
cidents in this country."
DAN is being publicized
by information posters
placed in the diver
magazines, dive clubs,
hospital emergency rooms
throughout the U.S. and
by cards and signs
distributed to divers, dive
clubs, dive boats and
shops. Ambulance crews
will be contacted, too.
Other work being done
includes maintaining a list
of every recompression
chamber and its opera
tional capability in the
country, as well as compil
ing and making available
current information on air
ambulance services for in-
jured scuba divers.
ing to a 34-34 tie at the
half, Savannah State put
the contest away early in
the final period by scoring
eight unanswered points
to go ahead 48-39 with
J 4:20 left. Riley and Sex
ton finished with 22 points
apiece for the Tigers.
Morris Toomer collected
24 points for Edward
Waters, who played
without leading .scrorer
and rebounder Joel
Chiles.
Albany State advanced
to the finals by seeking out
a 88-83 win over Fort
Valley State. The Rams
coasted to a 47-37
half time lead and boosted
it to eleven points 74-63
midway through the final
period. But Fort Valley
mounted a rally which cut
the Rams lead to 79-77
with 4:30 left in the game.
The Rams responded
with some timely scores by
Mark Jackson, Rufus
Whitlock and Curtis
Henry to starve the
Wildcats' charge.
Curtis Henry, later
chosen the tournament's
Most Valuable Player,
drilled in 26 points, mostly
on long baseline jumpers,
to lead the ASC attack.
Whitlock followed with a
15-point, 15-rebound ef
fort. Jerry Harris led the
loosers with 29 points.
In claiming their ninth
tournament title in eleven
years, Albany State had to
overcome a 40-29 half time
deficit in Saturday night's
final contest. The Tigers
dominated the first half,
in a re-match of last year's
title finalist as ASC shot
an icy 35o from the field.
But the Ram marksman
ship improved in the se
cond half behind the out
side shooting of freshman
guard Earvin Smith, and
reversed a ten point disad
vantage (48-38) into a
60-54 lead, late in the se
cond half. ASC held on
following a frantic finish
to recapture the tourna
ment crown.
"The fellows rose to the
occasion, summed head
coach Oliver Jones.
Earlier Jones had said that
"two times was enough to
lose the tournament,"
Again, the Ram coach,
now in his eighth season
was right.
Earvin Smith had a
game high of twenty
points for Albany State
and joned Curtis Henry
(MVP) on the All
Tournament team. Mike
Stock's eighteen points
were high for Savannah
State.
Other selections to this
year's All-Tournament
team were Jerry Harris of
Fort Valley, Irving Cov
ington of Edward Waters,
and Milt Sexton of Savan
nah State.
In the Consolation
game, Fort Valley
defeated' Edward Waters
College 88-82 in overtime.
Jerry Harris tallied 24
points for Fort Valley
while Irving Covington
(27 pts.) and Joel Chiles
(25 pts.) paced Edwards
Waters.
The tournament,
formerly known as the
Southwest Georgia Invita
tional Tournament prior
to the Miller Brewing
Company's joint sponsor
ship with Albany State
College, enjoyed what
many of its organizers
believe was its most suc
cessful year ever.
"We are very ap
preciative of Miller Brew
ing Company's participa
tion in the SOWEGA
Tournament" cited
Albany State Athletic
Director and Tournament
Director, Dr. Wilburn A.
Campbell, and "we are
also confident that this
relationship will continue,
and in the future, expand
the success of this annual
athletic event."
Tournament officials
are already anticipating an
expansion from four to
eight teams in the upcom
ing years, for the basket
ball classic which has
previewed some of the top
roundball talent in this
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