Television Today Tennis and football and college hoops lineup
The schedule shows Nabisco Masters tennis on ESPN at 8 p.m. followed by pro football action with the New York Jets at the Miami Dolphins on WJBF and WOLO at 9 p.m. A college basketball game features Memphis State against St Louis at 9 p.m. in prime time.
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Local Girls Boys Scheduling for Tuesday Dec 8
The local schedule shows girls games start at 6 30 p m with boys games to follow on Tuesday December 8 South Aiken visits North Augusta North travels to Williston Elko Aiken meets Silver Bluff Wagener Salley plays Swansea Saluda hosts Ridge Spring Monetta Ninety Six visits Strom Thurmond.
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Pete Rose set to retire as Reds player this week
Cincinnati manager Pete Rose plans to announce his retirement as a player this week according to the Rocky Mountain News. The 47 year old has not appeared in a game since Aug 17 1986 and has 4256 hits in 3562 games. He broke Ty Cobb's career hits record in 1985 and led the Reds to three World Series titles as captain.
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Finalists Named For Coach Bryant Award Finalists Named For Coach Award
Barry Switzer Dick McPherson Lou Holtz and George Perles are the Bryant Award finalists. The winner will be announced December 17 at a Houston Heart Association dinner. Oklahoma and Syracuse are 11-0, Michigan State 9-1-1, Notre Dame 8-3.
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Mahrer Wins Downhill Finish In Fog Disrupted Race
Daniel Mahrer of Switzerland edged teammate Pirmin Zurbriggen by three hundredths of a second to win the men's World Cup downhill in Val d Isere. Michael Mair of Italy finished third as fog earlier halted the event after 17 skiers. Mahrer earned his second World Cup victory, his first since Furano in 1985. Alberto Tomba leads the overall standings with 50 points.
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Clemson Captures NCAA Soccer Title Over San Diego State
Clemson defeated San Diego State 2-0 to win the NCAA soccer championship. Freshman Richie Richmond scored the clincher with 41 seconds remaining after Bruce Murray’s injury, giving Clemson its second title in four years and a push for a 32-team field.
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Miami Hurricanes meet Oklahoma in title showdown at Orange Bowl
Miami 11 0 faces No 1 Oklahoma 11 0 in a winner take all Orange Bowl for the national title. Hurricanes star Michael Irvin and linebacker George Mira lead a confident Canes squad aiming to avenge recent losses and claim the championship on home turf.
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Kentucky Replaces UNC Atop AP Top 25 After Big Four Classic Win
Kentucky 3-0 edged Indiana in overtime to take No. 1 in the AP poll with 46 first place votes and 1,090 points. Pittsburgh rose to second, Iowa third, Arizona fourth, while North Carolina dropped to fifth after a loss to Vanderbilt.
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