NBA Box Scores From East Rutherford and Charlotte
Philadelphia 106 New York 104 in East Rutherford New Jersey Newman 4-9 3-12 31, Ew ing 11-19 7-9 29, Jackson 8-14 2-5 18, G Wilkins 5-15 7-8 17, E Wilkins 3-6 0-3 6. New Jersey 104 New York 106. Ewing 16 rebounds leads Knicks. Hobson 21 for Nets. Cleveland 92 Charlotte 94. Tripucka 25 for Charlotte. Price 17 for Cleveland.
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T'bred Classic doubleheader and bowl listings
Television schedule lists December 29 30 events across basketball football and hockey. Includes Aiken South Aiken Williston Elko Clemson West Virginia Gator Bowl and Sugar Bowl actions with box scores and player names.
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Spurrier Leaves Duke to Head Florida Football Program
Steve Spurrier resigns as Duke coach and will coach Florida, possibly as soon as New Year’s Eve. Duke athletic director Tom Butters confirms inquiry while Spurrier meets with Florida officials in Crescent Beach. Spurrier’s five year deal at Florida could total about 400000 per season with NCAA sanctions probation terms. Butters states three finalists remain, with Duke already interviewing Wilson who Spurrier recommended.
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Richardson cites Carolina site problems sink NFL stadium plan
Spartanburg businessman Jerry Richardson says the York County site failed engineering feasibility and traffic feasibility, leading to the Charlotte location as the NFL stadium choice. Gov. Carroll Campbell had spoken of not being full partners in Team Carolina, halting two-year cooperation between Carolina states. Campbell acknowledged the Charlotte site selection on December 15, noting South Carolina would not be full partner.
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Sanders named Offensive Rookie of the Year in AP voting
Barry Sanders edged out Andre Rison for the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award with 69 of 70 votes. He rushed for 2,628 yards and 39 touchdowns set NCAA marks while at Oklahoma State and starred for the Lions in the NFC. Derrick Thomas won AP Defensive Rookie of the Year with 4342 votes over Steve Atwater. Buffalo fullback Larry Kinnebrew was arrested for assault outside a hotel in Cheektowaga before the Bills playoff game.
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PGA Tour Appeals Grooved Irons Ban Injunction
The PGA Tour filed an appeal with the Ninth Circuit to overturn a federal judge’s order temporarily barring the ban on square grooved irons from tournaments. The injunction followed a Karsten Manufacturing Co. request and targets Ping Eye-2 and other clubs with u shaped groves. The Tour calls the ruling drastic and says it would cause irreparable harm to players and manufacturers.
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Maddox earns NJCAA All American First Team honor
Lees-McRae College defensive lineman Richard Maddox II from Ridge Spring was named to the NJCAA All American First Team. The 6-2, 245-pound sophomore posted 79 tackles, nine sacks, five fumble recoveries and two interceptions this season.
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