Three area teams crown titles in 1991-92 season
Silver Bluff Bulldogs claim second straight Class AA Division I football title and first state track championship while Wagoner Salley repeats as girls Class A softball champion. WS posts 46-4 season with 85-30 run in eight playoff games, edging Pleasant Hill to tie series 1-1 before WS rallies to win 9-8 in Game 2 and clinch the crown. Silver Bluff also tops Woodruff in football and earns first track title, with basketball and golf runs noted.
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Silver Bluff
Wagoner Salley
AL Silver Bluff
Bulldogs
Taylor
Wagener-Salley
W-S
Pleasant Hill
War Eagles
Manning
Lake
Ronnie Stroman
Threepeat
Sliver Bluff
Woodruff
Willie Warner
Edisto
Weems Basking
Colombia
Southside
Pressley Wins Goodwrench 200 as Oldsmobile Runs 1-2-3
Robert Pressley grabbed the lead midway in the NASCAR GM Goodwrench 200 and steered an Oldsmobile sweep into the top three with Jeff Burton second and Terry Labonte third. Nelson Piquet retires after injuries from a crash during Indy 500 practice. Jack McCloskey named Minnesota Timberwolves GM on a three year deal.
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Pressley
Robert Pressley
Oldsmobile
Jeff Burton
Terry Labonte
Bill Eliott
Joe Nemechek
Piquet
Nelson Piquet
Methodist Hospital
McCloskey
Wolves
Jack McCloskey
Detroit Pistons
Minnesota Timberwolves
Need A Score Call In Scores Line Details
A reader note provides contact numbers for sports scores and reporting. It lists a local number 648-2311 with duty hours and a separate 1-900-976-9905 line for professional and college scores. The 95 cent charge and access code 9023 are included.
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Sports Department
Glavine earns eighth win as Braves hold off Phillies
Tom Glavine labored with accuracy but still earned his eighth win, becoming the NL’s first eight-game winner as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 7-6 to extend its streak. Glavine moved to 8-3 with five hits and four runs allowed, while Justice and Bream delivered two RBIs each in a six-run third inning. Pendleton led Atlanta with three hits as the bullpen closed it out with Mark Wohlers earning the save.
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Braves
Phillies
Glavine
Tommy
Bobby Cox
Cliff Brantley
David Justice
Sid Bream
John Kruk
Philadelphia
Sae Ceme
Justice
Ruben Amaro
Mariano Duncan
RBI
Dave Hollins
Kruk
Ron Gant
Terry Pendleton
Pendleton
Kim Batiste
Mickey Morandini
Mark Wohlers
Stiladelphia
Wohlers
Penguins Repeat In NHL
Penguins thrill crowd in Chicago with a 6 5 victory over the Blackhawks led by Larry Murphy and Ron Francis. Murphy scored early in the third, Francis added a late goal to seal the win and their second straight Stanley Cup title.
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Larry Murphy
Ron Francis
Penguins
Chicago Blackhawks
Murphy
Francis
Mario Lemieux
Pittsburgh Penguins
Campbell Honored for Innovation in Horse Ownership
Dogwood Stable president Cott Campbell received the 1992 John W. Galbreath Award from the University of Louisville equine administration department at a luncheon in Washington D C. The award honors entrepreneurial and management excellence. Campbell’s Dogwood Stable has built partnerships producing 37 stakes winners, including Summer Squall, the 1990 Preakness winner.
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Dogwood Stable
Cott Campbell
John W. Galbreath
University of Louisville Equine Administration Department
Campbell
American Horse Council
Washington, D.C
Atlanta
Aiken
Graf and Sabatini Reach French Open Semifinals
Steffi Graf and Gabriela Sabatini advanced to the French Open semifinals. Sabatini beat Conchita Martinez after dropping the first set and trailing 0-3 in the second. Graf defeated Natalia Zvereva in three sets. Men’s quarterfinals featured Jim Courier versus Goran Ivanisevic and Pete Sampras versus Andre Agassi in an all American clash.
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Paris
Steffi Graf
Gabriela Sabatini
Sabatini
Spain
Conchita Martinez
Martinez
Grat
Natalia Zvereva
Belarus
Monica Seles
Jennifer Capriati
United States
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Manon Bellegraf
Netherlands
Graf
Seles
Sanchez Vicario
Zvereva
Jim Courier
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Pete Sampras
Andre Agassi
Sampras
Agassi
Carl-Uwe Stecke
Germany
Initely
France
Henri Leconte
Sweden
Nicklas Kulti
Andrei Cherkasov
Russia
Petr Korda
Czechoslovakia
Korda
Raw
Courier
Leconte
el Fa Ivanisevi
Bulls struggle in playoffs cite fatigue injuries and hunger
Assistant coach John Bach weighs reasons for Chicago Bulls sluggish play as they post an 11-5 record en route to the finals after dominating with a 15-2 mark last year Nascent fatigue, injuries, and the scrutiny from top coaches frame the debate while Bach notes rival teams’ knowledge of their strategies.
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Chicago
Chicago Bulls
John Bach
Bulls
Bulls Face Trail Blazers In Game 1 At Chicago Stadium
At a glance the Bulls defend against the high powered Portland Blazers as both teams seek edges. The Blazers enter as the best in the West and believe in themselves, while Chicago plans to pressure and disguise defenses.
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Chicago Stadium
Bulls
Portland Trail Blazers
West
Bach
Astros Make Nevin First Pick In Draft
Cal State Fullerton third baseman Phil Nevin, a power hitter with 21 homers and 81 RBIs, is chosen by the Houston Astros as the top pick. GM Bill Wood cites signability and fit, while Nevin expresses confidence in reaching a pro deal and pursuing major league baseball.
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Nevin
New York
Cal State-Fullerton
Phil Nevin
Houston
Bill Wood
Palentia
Calif
Brien Taylor
New York Yankees
Stanford
Jeffrey Hammounds
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Tom Glavine
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Ronald Blum
Cal State- Fullerton
John Burke
University of FI
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