Greatest boxing rounds chosen for NBC tribute panel
NBC airs boxing's 15 greatest rounds highlighted by Hagler vs Hearns first round and Ali's key bouts. Panel includes Marv Albert, Ferdie Pacheco, Archie Moore, George Benton, Don Dunphy, and Angelo Dundee. Notable rounds feature Ali Liston in 1964 and Marciano vs Walcott 1952 with remarks on courage and power.
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Ferdie Pacheco
Archie Moore
George Benton
Don Dunphy
Angelo Dundee
Marvin Hagler
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Leonard
Rocky Marciano
Clemens Tops Orioles in 13th Straight Start Victory
In 1986 Roger Clemens earned a 7 2 win for the Boston Red Sox over the Baltimore Orioles marking his 13th straight victory to start the season.
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Boston Red Sox
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USC Faces NCAA Over Institutional Control Probe
South Carolina prepares to meet the NCAA infractions committee amid a steroid scandal. The school’s report cites widespread testing and coaching involvement from 1985 to 1986, with possible money for steroids and a sham drug test program. If found guilty of major violations and lacking institutional control, penalties could include two years probation and TV bow sanctions.
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Larer
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Tommy Chaikin
Sports Illustrated
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DeLaughter Drives Aiken Post 26 In Legion Baseball
Scott DeLaughter, Aiken Post 26 shortstop and North Augusta High School senior, leads the team with a .424 average after 14 hits in 33 at bats. Coach Tracy Fleming praises his work ethic and dirtier-than-anyone-else defense as Post 26 sits at 6-4, still chasing late leads in a tight early season.
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DeLaugter
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Orangeburg
Walterboro
Clemson Bengal Babe Kirkley apologizes for recruiting violation
Clemson recruitment hostess Kerri Kirkley from Charleston says she is sorry for giving a $20 sweatshirt to a recruit in 1987, the first casualty in the NCAA probe. Clemson officials plan to reorganize the Bengal Babes as the program remains on probation for one year.
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Clemson
Kerri Kirkley
Charleston
Anderson Independent Mail
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Bengal
NCAA
Bobby Robinson
Shostage
Robinson
Nic Lora
Patricia Scott
Tion
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Costa Rica Breaks Through to World Cup Knockout Stage
Costa Rica, in its first World Cup, stunned Sweden 2-1 to finish second in Group C behind Brazil and advance to the second round. Coach Bora Milutinovic praised the team for its modesty and dignity as they set sights on Czechoslovakia. Brazil remained among the favorites as Scotland offered stubborn resistance in an unconvincing win.
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Italy
United States
Costa Rica
Sweden
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Czechoslovakia
Scotland
Scotland Fails to Advance as Brazil Edges Scots
Scotland, after a strong World Cup showing, fell 1 0 to Brazil nine minutes from time as Careca converted a rebound past Jim Leighton. Coach Roxburgh praised effort though admitted harmony was off. Scotland still faces a slim chance if results go their way in Groups E and F.
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Brazil
Cato Expected to Fully Recover From Polo Spill
Christine Cato suffered serious injuries from a polo spill on June 3 at Whitney Field and is expected to fully recover. She was in a coma for about a week at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and may be released today. Henry Cato, her cousin, said she began to come out of the coma and has improved significantly with support from Aiken residents.
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Whitney Field
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Aiken
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Correction: Misspelled Name on Sports Page
The front sports page column in Wednesday's edition misspelled Dr. James Knutt's name. The Aiken owmuard regrets the error and issues a correction.
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James Knutt
Aiken Owmuard
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