Belvedere Bombs Gregg Park in Dixie Youth Tilt
Belvedere defeated Gregg Park 15-0 in the Dixie Youth Sub-District Two Tournament. Scott Richards homered three times and Shawn Brandan added another. Keith Rothwell earned the win as Gregg Park was eliminated and Belvedere advanced to face unbeaten Mid-Carolina at 7:00.
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Phillies rally to sweep Braves as Ruffin fires another complete game
Ruffin again shuts down Atlanta allowing two runs over eight innings. Juan Samuel and Von Hayes homer for Philadelphia as they push winning streak to four and drop the Braves to 3 losses in a row. Ken Griffey Jr. miscue briefly opened the door but Philly held on.
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Youth Leagues Spartanburg Wins Pre-Majors Title
Spartanburg Nation al defeated Ladson 11 to 3 in the Pre-Majors Tournament at River View Park, clinching the win after a second game threat from Ladson.
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Greenville teen Christie wins South Carolina Junior title
Greenville's Mike Christie posted a 1-under 71 to win the 17-year-old age division in the South Carolina Junior Golf Championship at Myrtlewood Golf Club. He finished with a 215 total, six strokes ahead of Camden’s Bobby Grimm who totaled 221 after a 74 final round.
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Angels Top Brewers 3 2 In 10th Inning Heroics
Brian Downing sparked a late rally by homering leadoff in the bottom of the 10th off Danny Darwin to lift the Angels past the Brewers 3 2. Downing entered July without extra-base hits but delivered the game winning shot after a quiet stretch.
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Delaware State picked to win MEAC football title again
Delaware State led the MEAC coaches and sports information directors poll with 132 points and nine first place votes. North Carolina A&T followed with 108 points and one first place vote, Bethune-Cookman third, Howard fourth, and South Carolina State fifth, Morgan State sixth.
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Richardson domestic violence case to be dismissed under agreement
The domestic violence complaint against former Nets star Micheal Ray Richardson will be dismissed under a court outlined agreement. Richardson, banned from the NBA in February for a third drug policy violation, may return to his Mahwah home with wife Leah and their two children, according to her attorney Ronald Abramson.
Sims Announces Retirement From NFL After Knee Injury
Billy Sims, Heisman winner from Oklahoma and the Lions' all time leading rusher, ends his NFL career after deciding not to return from a 1984 knee injury. Drafted No. 1 in 1980, Sims set ten Detroit records in under five seasons.
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Navratilova Edges Teen In Federation Cup Duel
Martina Navratilova barely defeated a Spanish teenager while Chris Evert Lloyd won in straight sets as the United States advanced to the Federation Cup third round. Hana Mandlikova and Helena Sukova rallied for Czechoslovakia as it routed Switzerland. Seeded wins came from West Germany Bulgaria Australia Argentina and Italy. Canada upset by Austria 3 0 with Carling Bassett losing to Petra Huber.
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LSU Faces 26 NCAA Violations Allegations
LSU Chancellor James Wharton said the NCAA has 26 allegations of rules violations in the football program and a faculty committee believes 15 are substantially correct. A report on the men’s basketball program is pending per a January 21 letter released at a news conference.
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