Rice to sign with Notre Dame after standout Woodruff years
Woodruff quarterback Tony Rice, 6-3 193, will sign a letter of intent with Notre Dame next year, choosing over North Carolina. He led Woodruff to Class AA titles in 1983 and 1984 and earned All-American by Parade and All-South honors. Rice plans a Wednesday press conference at his school.
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Ditka Griffin Lead 11 Named to College Football Hall of Fame
New York AP reports Mike Ditka Bears coach and Archie Griffin two time Heisman winner among 11 players chosen for the College Football Hall of Fame. Also honored are former Bears coach Jack Pardee and Heisman winner Steve Spurrier, then coaching the Tampa Bay Bandits of the USFL.
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Arguel Knocks Out Costello In Fourth Round Titling Bid
In Reno Alexis Arguel kept his bid for a fourth world title alive by dropping Billy Costello with a right hand to the head and stopping him at 1:04 of the fourth round in a scheduled 10 bound junior welter bout. Costello had controlled the bout early before the decisive punch.
Sheehan Opens Sarasota Classic Lead With Low Round
Defending champion Patty Sheehan shot a 1 under par 71 to extend her edge at the rain delayed Sarasota Classic. Juli Inkster surged from nine back to join Stephanie Farwig in a two hole deficit at 6 under par 210.
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Duke Dominates Tech in Top Twenty Upset Weekend
Duke routed Georgia Tech 75-59 as No. 4 Duke rises against top teams. Johnny Dawkins and Mark Alarie lead Duke with 22 and 24 points respectively, while Georgia Tech stalls late. Other top teams falter including Memphis State Oklahoma Michigan and Syracuse, with UNLV rallying past Memphis State 67-66.
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Tway Wins PGA Tourney in Sudden-Death Finish
Bob Tway captured the Shearson Lehman Brothers Andy Williams Open in San Diego after a playoff with Bernhard Langer. Tway, 26, earned $81,000 from a $450,000 purse, sealing the win with a par on the second playoff hole while Langer bogeyed. Tway credited the victory with opening doors to bigger events including the Masters and Tournament of Champions.
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Lady Pacers Triumph 50 48 Over Voorhees
USC AikenLady Pacers edge Voorhees 50 48 paced by Jackie Bowers 14 Pam Ingram 12 Lisa Barnes 10 and Jackie Dean 8. They held a late two point lead and denied three scoring chances to seal win.
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