Turman suspended from South Carolina football team
Running back Dac cus Turman is suspended from the South Carolina football team for violating team and athletic department policy. He is suspended until further notice after rushing 179 yards and scoring two touchdowns as a freshman last season. Lew Perkins named Kansas athletic director as Al Bohl departs in April. Perkins, longtime college sports executive, will help build Kansas football to I A standards and was at Wichita State from 1963 to 1987. Clemson signs state champions Zack Shert and Tanner Ervin for next season as NCAA champions Clemson Tigers seek to defend top ranking. Don Smoland Memorial golf tournament set for Friday at Hounds Lake Country Club with registration at 7 am and shotgun start at 8.
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Daccus Turman
South Carolina
Turman
Lawrence
Kan
USC All Wien
Lew Perkins
Kansas
Perks
al Bohl
Perkins
Connecti Cur
Wichita State
MSON
Larry Penley
Tigers
Clemson
Zack Shert
Hillcrest High
Tanner Ervin
Wando High
Stillwater
Okla
Siefert
Ervin
Aiken
Matt Hendrix
Jack Ferguson
Greg
Jones
Don Smoland
Houndslake Country Club
Evening sports slate lists mixed MLB NBA UCLA viewership
A fragmented TV schedule shows baseball games featuring the Cardinals and Dodgers and the Braves at various times, plus a Spurs at Nets NBA matchup. Also listed are ESPN and Fox Sports broadcasts with unclear channel notes and inconsistent team names.
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Cardinals
Sox
Dodgers
ESPN
Aston
Swankoos
Spurs
Nets
Wubf
Braves
Fox Sports Net
Buildup differs for Tiger at the US Open
The article notes Tiger Woods faces a unique buildup for the US Open as he seeks a majors season. After a stretch without major contention, Woods answers questions on if not winning a major this year would diminish his standing. He says winning one major remains his goal this week. Kenny Perry leads in early money listings.
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Olympia Fields
Siamana
Mike Weir
Tiger Woods
Woods
Kenny Perry
Fermata Swim Team Dominates Woodside for Second Win
The Fermata Club swim team, defending CSRA Division I champions, beat Woodside Plantation Dolphins 501 to 308 to stay undefeated after two meets. Top performers included Maggie Topp Caroline Smits Casey Tzard Ryan Freed for Fermata and Cory Blane Laura Beth Thomas Prest on Conger for Woodside.
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Fermata Club
CSRA
Woodside Plantation
Dolphins
Hurricanes
Maggie Topp
Caroline Smits
Casey Tzard
Ryan Freed
Freed
Ryan
Formuta
Carey Hanlin
Cory Blane
Laura Beth Thomas
Preston Conger
Fermata
Ryan Michealsick
Anna Tovo
Jamie Pelfey
Rebecca Noel
Will Victor
Woodside
Haley Fry
Alyssa Kasran
Marissa Paolini
Ryan Nickell
South defeats North in all star softball clash
Florence West star Somer Bigham held opponents to one run while Deidre Simmons of Silver Bluff tripled and scored as the Class AA-AAA South beat the Class A-AAAA North 5-1 in the SC Coaches Association of Women's Sports all star finals at Freedom Florence. Eric Hofstetter and Gaye Driggers also excelled in the two game event.
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Florence
West Florence
Somer Bigham
Silver Bluff High School
Deidre Simmons
South Carolina Coaches Association of Women
South Aiken
Ashley Duches
Bigham
Andrew Jackson High School
Alison McTeer
Dye's homer in 12th lifts A's past Braves
Germaine Dye homered in the 12th inning to lift Oakland over Atlanta 4 3 4 in the first meeting since 1914. He added an RBI single as Chad Brantora worked two scoreless innings. Tim Hudson allowed two runs over eight, while Robert Fick tied it in the ninth with a solo shot off Keith Foulke.
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Oakland
Germaine Dye
Oakand Athletics
Atlanta Braves
Dye
Jung Keun Bong
Chad Brantora
Atlanta
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Braves
Robert Fick
Keith Foulke
Eric Chavez
Tim Hudson
Greg Maddux
Hudson
Tan
Alabama
Maddux
Spectacular Bid, famed Triple Crown bid, dies at 27
Spectacular Bid died of a heart attack at Milfer Farm in upstate New York at age 27. The former champion, who failed to win the 1979 Triple Crown after a safety pin infection at the Belmont, later set a Delaware Park track record and won the Marlboro Cup.
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Mnadilla
N.x
Milfer Farm
Upstate New York
Jonathan H.R Davis
Miller Farm
Buddy Delp
Citation
Secretaria
Spectacular Bid
Ronnie Franklin
Coastal
Golden Act
Delp
Bid
Delaware Park
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Oy Silver Bluff
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Ana
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