South Carolina fullback Bush out for season with knee injury
South Carolina senior fullback Jacob Bush tore a muscle and ligament in his knee during Friday practice. Team doctors expect surgery Wednesday, ending his 1999 season after 70 rushing yards on 13 attempts. Bush arrived from Jacksonville, Florida.
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Midland Valley hosts multiple invitational events this evening
Calendar items show Silver Bluff versus Dinie in the Gatorade Mustang Invitational at Midland Valley at 1 pm, Bamberg-Ehrhardt also at Midland Valley for the Mustang Invitational at 7 pm, and Masters practice rounds plus other games and a TV slate including Capitals at Senators and Rockies at Braves in the evening.
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Spartans Win 1999 NCAA Title Behind Cleaves
Michigan State claimed its second national championship in Indianapolis defeating Florida 89 to 76 as Mateen Cleaves carried the team after an ankle injury. Magic Johnson watched from the stands while coach Tom Izzo praised Cleaves for four years of leadership and heart.
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Woods the man to beat at Augusta Masters
Tiger Woods enters the Masters as the overwhelming favorite with top form and a record- shattering win streak. Competing peers Phil Mickelson Darren Clarke and Hal Sutton challenge his dominance while Woods aims for a third major title at Augusta. Sutton and Crenshaw note Woods's maturity and enduring strength despite recent test cases from rivals.
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Johnson earns coach of the year for Ridge Spring-Monetta
Gail Johnson, former USC Aiken coach, transformed Ridge Spring-Monetta girls basketball from an afterthought to a 19-8 season and Region 1-4 champions. She credited improved team chemistry and hard work, noting early struggles with scouting and inexperience gave way to polishing the system.
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Braves edge Rockies as Galarraga returns with homer
Andres Galarraga homered in the seventh and Andruw Jones added one as the Braves beat the Rockies 2 0 in the season opener. Greg Maddux improved to 6 0 on opening day, scattering five hits over 7 2 innings. John Rocker began a 14 day suspension amid pregame ceremonies.
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Butler girl named North Augusta basketball player of year
North Augusta High School star Pam Butler, a 5 foot 8 forward, averaged 17.4 points and 9.8 rebounds. She was chosen for the North-South All-Star game and named Aiken Standard girls basketball player of the year for her leadership and versatility.
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