Lady Thoroughbreds Aim for No 1 in State Final
South Aiken High School girls basketball seeks the Class AAA title in a championship clash with McDuffie at Irmo High School gym. Coach Phil Strickland says McDuffie runs fast breaks and can surge scoring, while South Aiken relies on defense and clutch plays from a 24 2 season. The winner earns top state honors in a high-stakes night.
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Lady Thoroughbreds
South Aiken High School
McDuffie
South Aiken
Phil Strickland
Dreher
South ‘Aiken
Lady Blue Devils
Michelle Dawson
Strickland
Clinton
Irmo High School
Irmo
I-20
St. Andrews Road
Irma High School
Sheryl McAlister
Montreal Expos top Braves 6 2 in exhibition
Montreal Expos beat the Atlanta Braves 6-2 as A L Washington drove in two runs with a single. Steve Rogers allowed one run in four innings and did not issue a walk in seven spring innings. Rafael Ramirez tripled for Atlanta and scored on Gene Roofs groundout in the fourth.
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Expos
Atlanta Braves
Steve Rogers
Rick Mahler
Atlanta
Rogers
Gene Roof
Rafael Ramirez
Lloyd Cruises To Easy Win In Dallas Tennis Match
Chris Evert Lloyd defeated Kathy Jordan 6-2 6-2 to reach the Virginia Slims of Dallas quarterfinals. Lloyd said breaking Jordan at 3-2 in the first set was pivotal and that baseline rallies favored her, though she acknowledged she wasn't at her best.
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Dallas
Chris Evert
Lloyd
Kathy Jordan
Jordan
Deborah Maloney Keeps Racing Family's Spirit Alive
Deborah Maloney carries on her late father Mr. Maloney by managing ten horses this season. She recalls the shock of his death and the learning curve without him, noting New York supporters and local trainers have helped. She emphasizes patience with horses and a fondness for fillies, continuing the family racing tradition with growing confidence.
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Maloney
Dad
New York
Saratoga
Mr. Maloney
Family keeps Christmas and New York trips after dad's death
Sheila Maloney and siblings honor their father Jim Maloney by continuing family traditions. Sheila remains in Camden while Deborah stays in Aiken as memories endure and daily routines persist. The family wakes before dawn every day to carry on dad's legacy, guiding their resilience a year after his passing.
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Jim Maloney
Sheila
Camden
Deborah
Aiken
Holmes Seeks Retirement After Bey Title Bid
Larry Holmes predicts his IBF title defense against David Bey may cap a 13 year career in Las Vegas. Holmes, 35, expects possible future fights but aims to announce retirement June 9 after earning $2 million for the Bey bout at Riviera venue televised by HBO. Bey, 28, says he seeks to prove himself as WBA champion claim and insists he is the heavyweight champion in his mind.
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Larry Holmes
David Bey
Holmes
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Bey
Michael Spinks
Gerry Cooney
Ken Norton
World Boxing Council
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Riviera
HBO
Rey
Philadephia
Greg Page
World Boxing Association
Pinkton Thomas
Falcons Consider Bidding for Kosar in NFL Draft
Atlanta general manager Tom Braatz said the Falcons might bid for Bernie Kosar as Houston holds first rights. Browns set a deadline for response while Buffalo signed Bruce Smith. Kosar aims to graduate early and may skip his final college year. Braatz noted the team would push hard if Kosar proves a franchise quarterback.
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Ginny Southworth
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