Shinn Promotes Baseball Amid Bills Bears Play at Williams-Brice
The Bills vs Bears preseason game drew a strong crowd yet left spectators puzzled by promotional aims. George Shinn touted Carolinas baseball expansion while governors and media criticized the event, urging focus on securing pro football first.
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Earnhardt earns pole at Darlington in Southern 500
Dale Earnhardt captured his first Darlington pole for a Winston Cup event with a 158.448 mph lap on the 1.366 mile track. He outpaced Bill Elliott, who ran 157 mph, in a front row that features Chevrolet Lumi na and Ford Thunderbird. Geoff Bodine, Rusty Wallace, and Ricky Rudd followed in the top five as pole qualifying set the stage for Sunday's race.
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Fridge returns to South Carolina in Bears Bills exhibition
William Perry known as the Refrigerator played for the Chicago Bears in a 35-7 preseason win over the Buffalo Bills at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia. Perry logged two solo tackles and an assist as he battled a possible sprain while fans pressed for comments from the hometown hero.
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At A Glance Southern 500 Qualifying
Fragmentary data lists drivers and locations with scattered numbers. Names appear with states such as NC GA NY VA WA and cities like Enon Demonsan Cremong Chesapeake Se Lous Seonamay, Moca Cab. Data includes odd figures and partial scores amid a racing context.
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NOAH MORE: Noah falls to Becker in U S Open action
In New York Yannick Noah of France loses to Boris Becker in a U S Open match on Thursday. Andre Agassi, troubled by his own remarks, tops Petr Korda 7-5 5-1 6-0 6-4 as controversy swirls around his mouth rather than his racket.
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U.S. Open row erupts as Agassi escapes penalty
Umpire Wayne McKewan nearly defaulted Andre Agassi after misreading orders from Keith Johnson and Ken Farrar. Communications on the court led to a code violation for audible obscenity, with Agassi contending he did not direct curses at the umpire as the crowd roared and CBS aired the tense clash.
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High School Football Pairings Listed for Weeknight Games
Aiken at North Augusta Silver Bluff at South Aiken Baluda at Ridge Spring Monetta Swansea at Wagener Salley Williston Elko at Barnwell Wardlaw at Andrews Academy schedule released for upcoming round of matches featuring eight teams and interleague showdowns.
Color This Tournament Anything But White
New York report on tennis fashion marks a shift from traditional white. Andre Agassi leads The Look with bold dark beard and lime accents, winning 7-5 5-7 6-0 6-4 over Peter Korda as Lendl and McEnroe draw attention with flamboyant outfits. Nike endorsements ride the trend.
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