Gardner is a substitute guard.
Louis Herman (Red) Klotz, a graduate of Atlantic City High School, started his pro career as a substitute guard on the 1948 champions, the Baltimore Bullets.
In one adventure the instrument was spirited from Nazi Germany in a plot that involved bicycling a cheap cello in a shabby canvas bag across the Swiss border so often that when the Piatti was substituted, bored guards no longer bothered to inspect the bag's contents.
Indian Point's opponents had feared that the plant would have been vulnerable to terrorist attacks while under the watch of substitute guards, who were being trained by Entergy in recent weeks.
The company was among the first to set stringent guidelines for child-friendly gaming, like changing blood color from red to green or, more curiously, in Wolfenstein 3D, substituting rats for guard dogs as shooting targets.
Despite the victory, Parker struggled with inconsistent play throughout the playoffs, and was often substituted for the more experienced guards Steve Kerr and Speedy Claxton late in the games.
In a game last Saturday against Georgetown, in which Seton Hall was defeated, 78-66, Griffin and the substitute point guard Ty Shine exchanged words on the court.
The loss was disappointing, and the closeness of the game meant that Hennefer, a 5-foot-10-inch substitute shooting guard, did not get any playing time.
Steve was substitute point guard for the Chicago Bulls-Michael Jordan dynasty.
With a little more than two minutes left in the game, St. John's Coach Kim Barnes Arico tried to substitute for the injured guard Shenneika Smith — and she had no one left.
