Duke Downs Ga Tech in ACC battle
No. 8 Duke edged 13th ranked Georgia Tech 88-85 at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Sophomore Brian Davis scored a career-high 16 points, sparking a late run to reclaim first place as Christian Laettner added 19 and 11 rebounds in the win.
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Montana Quarterbacks Shine In Big Game Reflections
In a split interview scene Joe Montana smiles with his daughters photo and rings as he discusses being the best. Across the hall John Elway faces questions on his third Super Bowl loss saying he must return to the drawing board to win one someday.
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Lendl Retains Australian Open Title After Edberg Retires
In Melbourne Ivan Lendl clinched the Australian Open as Stefan Edberg retired with a torn abdominal muscle in the final after Lendl led 7 3, 5 2. Edberg earned 100000 while Lendl collected 200000 first prize and praised his rival's courage. Edberg struggled from the second set with a persistent abdominal strain.
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Missouri Holds Top Spot In Poll As Duke And Arkansas Rise
Missouri remains No. 1 with 59 first place votes and 1,569 points after a narrow win over Rutgers and an easy victory versus Colorado. Kansas moves to second with 1,510 points, Arkansas climbs as Michigan, Purdue, and Louisville round the top ten, while North Carolina returns to the poll at No. 25 after recent wins.
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49ers legends praise Montana pace in Super Bowl era
Montana led a potent offense around a cast including Rice with multiple TD catches, Craig with a record 20 receptions in three Super Bowls, Rathman a surgical hands fullback, Taylor the late winner, and Jones with a 7 yard score. Seifert calls him the greatest quarterback of all time despite rivals.
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Yardstick Repeat 134 455 oe 7 Siftonan Gen FO Trent 42
Fragmentary OCR notes show a yardstick style reference and names such as Siftonan Gen FO Trent and Wom Momana with numbers 134 455 7 42. Readable details are scant but imply a performance or measurement record.
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Season gains crown as line anchors playoff defense
The team built a solid offensive line that formed late in the season and proved a fortress in the playoffs, driving the 13-3 score after one period and outlining the squad’s strong postseason performance.
New Sporting Clays Facility Opens East of Aiken
Aiken’s Holly Haggard owns and operates a new sport clays course off Route 78 about 12 miles east of Aiken. The three day opening clinic was led by the Carlisle brothers, chief instructor for the United States Sporting Clays Association, who described the sport as golf with a shotgun and highlighted the wide variety of shots.
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Armour Blows Away Field To Win The Phoenix Open
Armour III, grandson of a golf great, won the Phoenix Open by five strokes at Scottsdale’s TPC. He built a three stroke lead, extended it to four then five as the final round progressed, and never relinquished the advantage as leaders faded. Jim Thorpe noted Armour’s accuracy while spectators left for the Super Bowl kickoff.
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