College Basketball Tonight Highlights Major Matchups
Virginia faces North Carolina in a 8 p.m. ESPN game while Kentucky meets Vanderbilt at 8 p.m. on USA and UCLA clashes with Washington State at 11 p.m. The Pistons visit the Bullets in a 8:05 p.m. TBS broadcast.
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North Carolina
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
USA
UCLA
Washington State
USC Aiken Pacers at Newberry Schedule
The USC Aiken Pacers travel to Newberry for a 7 30 p m game. The matchup features key guards and frontline play as both teams seek a conference win on the road.
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USC Aiken
Newberry
Augusta College Tops USC Aiken In Women’s Hoops 73 67
Augusta College defeated USC Aiken 73 to 67 in a women's basketball game. USC Aiken trailed by 10 at halftime but rallied to lead briefly in the second period before Augusta closed out the win. USC Aiken falls to 7-12 and travels to Coastal tomorrow night.
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Augusta
Lady Pacers
USC Aiken
Augusta College
Coastal
Cathy Bechtold
Jackie Bowers
Debra Folks
Sandra Skedsvold
Lisa Barns
Casandra Booker
Pam
Here Etch
Coed
Wanda Simms
Lisa White
Marybeth Regan
Sandra MacLaud
Moe McCormick
Sonja Yarborough
Patrice Ross
Silver Bluff Girls Fall 51-47 to Calhoun County
Calhoun County edges Silver Bluff 51 to 47 as Louise Greenwood leads all scorers with 32 points. Silver Bluff drops to 11-8 overall and 5-4 in conference. next game at Swansea at 6 30 p m.
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Lady Bulldogs
Calhoun County
Louise Greenwood
Swansea
Barnes
Kex
Brunson
Howell
Calhoun County trips Silver Bluff 73 to 70 in conference game
Calhoun County defeated Silver Bluff 73 to 70 as visitors excelled at the free throw line bolstering the win. Calhoun County made 13 of 15 charity shots while Silver Bluff hit 60 percent from the line.
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Calhoun County
Bulldogs
Swansea
Harvey Johnson
Clinton Way
Adrian Johnson
Aaron Johnson
Charles Cash
Roffe Makes History in World Championship Skiing
Diana Roffe, 17 from Williamson New York, became the first U S woman to win a World Championship Alpine skiing gold by taking the giant slalom in 2 18 53. Eva Twardokens added a third for the U S as the team delivered its best ever single event result and ended Swiss dominance.
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Italy
Diana Roffe
Williamson
N.Y
U.S
Roffe
Eva Twardekens
Miller defends Sarasota Classic as field enters Bent Tree
Alice Miller, defending champion and three time LPGA winner, tees off in the $200000 Sarasota Classic at Bent Tree Golf and Racquet Club. A 143 pro field and one amateur compete over 72 par difficulty as history predicts a new winner after nine straight different victors.
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Sarasota, Fla
Alice Miller
Bent Tree Golf & Racquet Club
Miller
Wheeling
W. Va
Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour
Florida
Sarasota
Little Men Shine In A Big Man's Game
The article highlights under six-foot players like Tyrone Bogues and Spud Webb thriving in major college basketball. It notes impressive quickness and playmaking, with Bogues and Webb guiding NC State and Wake Forest despite height, while others like Michael Adams are listed shorter than real.
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Metro
Pac-10
Florida State
Otto Petty
FSU
UCLA
Petty
Monte Towe
Towe
University of Florida
David Thompson
North Carolina State
Perry
Boston College
Michael Adams
Spud Webb
Wake Forest
Tyrone
Muggsy” Bogues
Bogues
Webb
Leroy
Baby Magic
Byrd
Kentucky
Zach Lieberman
U.S. International
Jim Valvano
Spud
ACC
Navratilova and Lloyd reach Lipton Championships clash
Martina Navratilova and Robin White, both high-profile winners, advance at the Lipton International Players Championships in Delray Beach. Navratilova, top seed, defeated Molly Van Nostrand 6-0 6-1, while Lloyd edged Corinne Vanier as other seeds survived first round.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Martina Navratilova
Women’s Tennis Association
Robin White
Pioneer High School
San Jose
Calif
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
John Sadin
Navratilova
White
Molly van Nostrand
Sharon Walsh
Chris Evert Lloyd
Wendy Turnbull
Australia
Helena Sukova
New Look Highlights Sixth PGA Season
The Senior PGA Tour starts its sixth season in Fort Pierce Florida with a $6 million official purse across 26 events and a $300,000 bonus pool for top point earners. Sunrise Classic debuts at Monte Carlo with 52 players ages 30 plus, including January Barber Sikes Elder Littler and Palmer missing only Hawaii Open.
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PGA Tour
Fort Pierce
Fla
Tournament Players Club
Monte Carlo
Tournament Players Clubs
Don January
Miller Barber
Orville Moody
Dan Sikes
Lee Elder
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Deane Beman
Mazda Motors
America
January
Barber
Palmer
Peter Thomson
Moody
Elder
Thomson
Sikes
Billy Casper
Unpredictable Is Sign Of Reds' Owner
Cincinnati may see a bold owner in Marge Schott as she takes over the Reds. The 70 acre estate owner runs a business empire, feeds cows, jokes about Bear in a tie, and treats Reds staff as family while promising results. Critics doubt her but she replies with a simple Watch.
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Cincinnati
Marge Schott
Cincinnati Reds
Bertha
Schott
Schottzie
Elsa
Steinbrenner
Georgie
Mets
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