Defending Champs Advance In Australian Open
Defending champions Stefan Edberg and Hana Mandlikova won to reach the Australian Open second round. Edberg beat Marty Davis 4 6 2 2 5 Evast headline. Graf bigger win. Shriver Sukova Ludloff etc.
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USC Aiken Drops Doubleheader to College of Charleston
In Charleston, USC Aiken’s basketball teams lost both games. The men 73-52 and the women 94-74 in District 6 matchups. Strayhorn led USC Aiken with 30 points in the only men’s game, while Beasley and Pearson led the Cougars. USC Aiken drops to 5-9, Charleston improves to 8-1 for the season.
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Derald Preston
Lee ‘Thompson
Michael Harding
Giant Gudd
Brian Hawkey
Larry Strenand
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Tina Drutonis
Angela Dunn
Lady Pacers
Rowena Dixon
NFL Playoffs Preview Including Bears Giants and 49ers
The article surveys the four remaining playoff teams the Vikings, Redskins, Browns and Broncos, noting last year’s champs, the Bears and Giants, as strong but fading. It highlights key players like Carter Elway and Byner, and previews two NFC AFC championship matchups with analysis of matchups and odds.
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Capitals face disputed calls in 3-2 loss to Oilers
Referee Ron Hoggarth drew Capitals ire for two disallowed goals and a late penalty, as Edmonton edged Washington 3-2 on Monday. Capitals claim goals by Messier were kicked in with replays supporting their view, while Gretzky era notes and player quotes color the tense sidebar.
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Abernethy Indicted in Alabama Case Over Porter Payments
Montgomery charges indict former Atlanta sports agent Jim Abernethy on three misdemeanor counts for paying Auburn football star Kevin Porter. Grand jury in Opelika indicted him. charges include tampering with a sports event deception and commercial bribery. máxima jail per count. Abernethy denies wrongdoing and says he no longer acts as an agent.
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Northwestern holds off Indiana in Big Ten matchup
Northwestern 66, No. 15 Indiana 64. Buford and Grose hit key free throws in the final minutes as Northwestern nearly squandered a big second half comeback. Indiana led 61-38 before Northwestern rallied to take a 62-61 edge, with Grose sealing the win by sinking late free throws.
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USC Fires Offensive Coach in Coaching Profession
Sadler, fired five days before turning 52, vows to seek coaching jobs in college or pro. He notes he enjoyed his time with Morrison but remains bitter and disappointed. A native of Newnan, Georgia, he began coaching in 1960 at Columbus High School. South Carolina averaged 403.7 yards per game but faced five AP Top 20 defenses, losing to all five, including Clemson.
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