Television Tonight's College and Pro Basketball Slate
ESPN airs E Kentucky at Louisville at 7 30 p m followed by high school game South Airicn versus Glenn Hills on WAGT at eight. Chicago hosts Dallas at 8 05 p m on WTBS then Illinois travels to Missouri on USA at nine.
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E. Kentucky
Louisville
ESPN
South Airicn
Glenn Hills
WAGT
Dallas
Chicago
WTBS
Illinois
Missouri
USA
Local Schedule Prep Matches In Aiken And Augusta
Tonight at the Augusta Richmond County Civic Center South Aiken girls play Laney at 6 15 p m followed by South Aiken versus Glenn Hills at 8 p m Wednesday December 23 St Angela meets the Pelion Heathwood Hall winner at 8 30 p m at Gilbert.
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South Aiken
Laney
Glenn Hills
Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center
St. Angela
Pelion- Heathwood Hall
Gilbert
South Aiken Teams Reach North Augusta Classic Finals
South Aiken boys (6 1) face Glenn Hills (8 2) in the 8 p m title game at the Civic Center with live TV on WAGT TV 26. The Lady Thoroughbreds (7 0) meet Lucy Laney (8 1) as South Aiken seeks a first appearance in the three year old tourney.
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South Aiken
North Augusta
Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center
Glenn Hills
Wagt-Tv
Lady Thoroughbreds
Lucy Laney
Georgia
South Carolina
North Augusta High School
South Aikian
Evans
Greene-Taliaferro
Richmond Academy Girls
Hephzibah
North Augusta Sertoma Club
Balboni Among 22 Players Declared Free Agents in 1988
Steve Balboni and 21 others became free agents after clubs failed to offer contracts for 1988. Five Twins players were not offered deals. Baylor, Schatzeder, Butera, Carlton and Smithson were among those affected, with several pre 1988 salaries listed. Free agency allows signings elsewhere but permits re-signing at reduced salaries up to 20 percent.
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NEW York
Steve Balboni
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Don Baylor
Dan Schatzeder
Sal Butera
Steve Carlton
Mike Smithson
Baylor
Bob Forsch
St. Louis Cardinals
Mike Easler
Ron Kittle
New York Yankees
Greg Harris
Texas Rangers
East Germany and Hungary to Send Olympic Teams
East Germany and Hungary confirmed plans to participate in the 1988 Seoul Games. IOC offices expected Poland to announce soon, signaling 115 teams to compete, as boycott fears eased amid the Soviet bloc’s participation.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
East Germany
Hungary
Seoul
International Olympic Committee
Poland
Cowboys End Slump With 29 21 Win Over Rams
Dallas snaps a four game skid to defeat the Los Angeles Rams 29 21 in Anaheim. Herschel Walker led the offense with 108 yards on 23 carries and six receptions. Roger Ruzek matched a team record with five field goals as Steve Pelluer connected with Doug Cosbie for a 27 yard score. Rams QB Jim Everett left with a chipped bone in his ankle.
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Anaheim
Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Rams
Landry
Bum Bright
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Minnesota Vikings
St. Louis Cardinals
John Robinson
Dallas
Herschel Walker
Michael Downs
Jones
Walker
Robinson
Charles White
White
Ruzek
Steve Pelluer
Doug Cosbie
Roger Ruzek
Jim Everett
Steve Dils
Kevin House
Dill
Everett
San Francisco 49Ers
Dorsett
Pelluer
Newsome
L.A. Rams
Dils
Dallias
Renfro
Cosbie
Martin
L.A Rams
Ellard
Gumnan
R.brown
Johnson
House
Tyrrell
Lansford
Rhodes Lifts Iowa State To Victory
Iowa State defeated Eastern Illinois 76 66 after Lafester Rhodes scored seven points in overtime. Jeff Grayer led with 21 as the Cyclones improved to 9 1. Rhodes added 19 total, while coach Johnny Orr noted the late surge following a prior win over Iowa.
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Rhodes
Iowa State
Eastern Illinois
Iowa
Lafester
Johnny Orr
Tony Hemphil
Panthers
Jeff Grayer
Elmer Robinson
Grayer
Orr
Pitt
Akron
Sean Miller
Demetrius Gore
Charles Smith
Miller
Syracuse
Texas-San Antonio
Matt Roe
Roe
Florida
S. Florida
South Florida
Dwayne Schintzius
Vernon Maxwell
Duke
Harvard
Danny Ferry
Blue Devils
Ferry
Kevin Strickland
Robert Brickey
Favored Cocks Could End Slump In Gator Bow
LSU arrives as a 9 1 1 favorite over USC in the 1987 Mazda Gator Bowl. The Bayou Bengals boast All-Americans Nacho Albergamo and Wendell Davis and could be USC’s toughest foe of the season. A late season stumble by LSU included a tie with Ohio State and a loss to Alabama when their No 1 quarterback was sidelined.
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LSU
USC
Bayou Bengals
Tigers
Nacho Albergamo
Wendell Davis
Gamecocks
Georgia
Nebraska
Clemson
Miami
Ohio State
Alabama
Buckeyes
Tom Hodson
Tide
Baton Rouge
Hodson
Todd Ellis
Crimson Tide
Gamecocks Aim to Break Bowl Drought vs LSU in Sugar Bowl
USC faces LSU in a New Year’s Eve bowl as both teams boast potent offenses and tough defenses. USC ranks high in total and scoring defense while LSU relies on a powerful offense. USC seeks its first bowl victory, while LSU aims to end a string of postseason losses.
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LSU
Tigers
Texas A&m
Georgia
Bama
Gamecocks
Joe Morrison
Ellis
Sterling Sharpe
USC
Nebraska
Miami
Carolina
Bengals
Tulane
Alabama
Rice
Harvey Williams
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Balboni
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Tony Dorsett
Nolan Cromwell
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