Furyk Fergus Lead Hawaiian Open After Turbulent Day
Jim Furyk and Keith Fergus share the 1 stroke lead at the Hawaiian Open on a windy Waialae course. Furyk shot 67 bogey free while Fergus closed with birdies and an eagle to finish 5 under through 18. Several contenders trailed with 3 under and 69s in challenging afternoon conditions.
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Friday TV sports slate lists golf golf basketball hockey boxing
On Friday January 13 viewers can watch LPGA Tournament Of Champions at 3 30 p m on SportSouth Senior Tournament Champions golf at 3 30 p m Other listed events include Jazz at Celtics basketball at 8 p m Hawaiian Open golf 8 p m Atlanta at Kansas City hockey 8 30 p m and Top Rank Boxing on ESPN 9 p m.
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Calendar Basketball Schedule Highlights Local Games
Evening basketball slate includes Hunter-Kinard-Tyler at Wagener-Valley and Lexington at Aiken at 6 30 p m Other games feature South Aiken at Airport Silver Bluff at Barnwell Orangeburg Wilkinson at North Augusta Brookland Cayce at Midland Valley with Aiken Prep at Cambridge to be announced.
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Neals Tops Area Recruiting List At Silver Bluff
Silver Bluff star Quentin Neals, a 6 foot 2, 193 pound running back, plans one more official visit before signing with North Carolina State on February 1. He is among 14 local players expected to sign letters of intent, including ten from North Augusta High School. Neals previously committed to NC State after an official visit January 3, and Clemson coach Rick Stock still hopes to host a final visit. Neals would be the third Silver Bluff player in two years to sign with a major Division I-A program, joining Corey Chavous and O Wayne Bates.
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Irvin and Rice Flair in Dallas Cowboys Key Matchup
Jerry Rice and Michael Irvin, two of the NFLs top receivers, headline the Cowboys 49ers NFC Championship buildup. Rice owns a record 139 TD catches and 13,275 receiving yards while Irvin has set Dallas single season marks with 1,523 yards in 1991 and high totals in 1992 and 1993.
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Defense Focus in AFC Title Clash Seau and Lloyd Lead Charg ers Steelers
By the Associated Press Pittsburgh hosts San Diego in a clash of two top defenses led by All-Pro linebackers Junior Seau and Greg Lloyd. The Chargers boast the league’s stingiest rushing defense and Na trone Means as the 1,000-yard back, while the Steelers rely on a stout unit to stop San Diego’s run game and reach the Super Bowl. Both teams emphasize physical play and must shut down powerful rushing attacks to advance.
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Holy Bull Tops Eclipse Award for top 3-year-old colt
Holy Bull edged Paradise Creek and other stars to win the Eclipse Award as the top 3-year-old colt or gelding. Trainer D Wayne Lukas earned trainer of the year honors as Flanders and Timber Country also collected divisions. The year featured notable wins by Holy Bull including the Metropolitan, Dwyer, and Woodward stakes.
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John Franks
Mike Smith
Dale Beckner
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