Television Today Highlights SEC Showdowns and Bowl Previews
The schedule lists South Carolina versus LSU in the Gator Bowl on WRDW and WLTX at 2 30 p m The Citrus Bowl Preview on WRDW at 7 30 p m College Basketball Vanderbilt at Kentucky on ESPN at 8 p m The Bluebonnet Bowl Pittsburgh versus Texas on WLTX at 8 p m
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South Carolina
LSU
WRDW
WLTX
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
ESPN
Pittsburgh
Texas
Local Schedule Prep Tuesday Night At Aiken Area
Girls games start at 6 30 p m with boys following Midland Valley visits South Aiken Gilbert plays Williston Elko North Augusta meets Aiken H K T faces Wagener Valley Ridge Spring Monetta visits Wilson Gray King Academy plays St Angela.
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Midland Valley
South Aiken
Gilbert
Williston-Elko
USC Extends Coach Morrison Through 1992
USC announces a one year extension to Joe Morrison's five year contract through 1992 at the Gator Bowl breakfast. President Holderman says Morrison is happy at USC and hopes to stay through bicentennial year 2001. The deal includes a pay raise and an exit clause, despite ongoing NFL rumors.
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Jacksonville
Fla
University of South Carolina
Joe Morrison
Joe
South Carolina Athletic
Morrison
Bob Marcum
University
Jim Holderman
Gamecocks
Louisiana State
Holderman
Columbia
S.C
Cincinnati Bengals
Atlanta Falcons
Marcum
Jockey Bond suspended five years at Bay Meadows
Jockey Dennis Bond received a five year suspension from the Bay Meadows Board of Stewards after being apprehended with an illegal electrical device before the final race last Saturday. The punishment is the harshest ever handed down by California track stewards and is subject to review by the California Horse Racing Board.
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San Mateo
Calif
Dennis Bond
Bay Meadows
California
California Horse Racing Board
Chesnokov advances in New Zealand Open tennis
Fourth seed Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet Union defeated Australia's Brad Dyke 5-7 6-2 6-4 in the New Zealand Open second round. Tim Wilkison beat Stephen Shaw 7-5 6-3. No. 8 seed Marty Davis fell 6-4 3-6 9-7 to Bruce Devlin of New Zealand.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Andrei Chesnokov
Soviet Union
Brad Dyke
United States
Tim Wilkison
Stephen Shaw
Britain
Marty Davis
Bruce Devlin
South Aiken Girls Dominate Classic Victory Over Batesburg
Chris MacMurdo led the Lady Thoroughbreds with 34 points as South Aiken defeated Batesburg-Leesville 69-48 in the Thoroughbred Classic at South Aiken High School. Kim Stewart added 17 points for South Aiken, which remained undefeated at 10-0 while Batesburg-Leesville fell to 8-1.
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South Aiken High School
Chris MacMurdo
South Aiken
Batesburg-Leesville
MacMurdo
Lucy Laney
Augusta
South Africa
Karen Carter
Lady Thoroughbreds
Jessica Barr
Batesbury
Teresa Watson
South Aikien
Batesburg
Jimmy Hoover
Lady Panthers
Hoover
Donnie Holland
Holland
Panthers
James Lewis
Derrick Osby
Dana Dennis
Lewis
Per
Thoroughbreds
Aiken Hornettes
Hornettes
Allendale-Fairfax
Lady Tigers
Aiken
Allendale
Carla Simmons
Laverne Eady
Constance Satchell
Barbara Garlinger
Clemson Faces Penn State In Citrus Bowl Showdown
Clemson, 9-2 and ranked 13th, meets Penn State 8-3 in Orlando for the Florida Citrus Bowl. The Tigers rely on a strong rushing attack led by Rodney Williams while Penn State fields Blair Thomas and Matt Kaizer. Odds note Clemson must rebound from late-season losses and rely on kicker David Treadwell to close out drives.
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Clemson
Penn State
Orlando
Tigers
Associated Press
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Nittany Lions
Abc-Tv
Tiger
Danny Ford
Nebraska
Joe Paterno
Clemson Tigers
Penn State Nittany Lions
Fla
WJBF
WOLO
Rodney Williams
Ford
David Treadwell
Treadwell
Georgia
Miami
Florida
Blair Thomas
Matt Kaizer
Thomas
Kaizer
Trey Bauer
Williams
Homer Jordan
Jordan
Terry Allen
Allen
Wesley McFadden
Gary Cooper
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USC
Chesnokov
MacMurdo, Stewart Pace
Fairfax
Brad Kingsberry
Ginny Southworth
Joey Watts
Bob Stoner
Michael Dean Perry
Perry
William
the Refrigerator) Perry
Chicago Bears
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