Second Indians Pitcher Buried in Oregon Mountains
The ashes of Cleveland Indians pitcher Steve Olin were buried Sunday in the Tualatin Mountains near Portland. About 300 people attended the service at Skyline Funeral Home, remembering Olin as a loving husband and father with an infectious sense of humor. Olin, 27, and teammate Tim Crews, 31, died last Monday when their 18-foot bass boat struck a pier near the Indians' Spring Training camp in Winter Haven, Florida. The service featured reflections from family and teammates and included mementoes of Olin's life. Olin's wife Patti welcomed friends as roses and a large photo of him looked on. Olin had risen through the farm system after being drafted by Cleveland in 1987 and debuted in 1989, posting a 29-save season in 1992.
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Georgetown and Alabama Birmingham Clash on ESPN Monday
Television sports slate features Georgetown facing Alabama Birmingham at 7 p.m. on ESPN, followed by Blazers at Hawks on TBS at 7:30 p.m. Providence meets Minnesota on ESPN at 9 p.m., and the TranSouth 500 auto race airs on ESPN at 12:30 a.m.
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South Aiken Teams Lead Busy Early Week Sports Schedule
Tuesday and Wednesday packed with tennis softball track soccer baseball golf events across Aiken Barnwell Langley and Greenwood. Notable matchups include USC Aiken hosts Francis Marion baseball at 4 p.m. and Silver Bluff softball at Wade Hampton at 4:30 p.m. in a full listings style.
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USC searches for new coach after Cremins depart
The USC basketball job looms as Mike McGee threads through a candidate pool. Reports list Ralph Willard Kelvin Sampson John Calipari and Mike Jarvis as possible fits with interviews occurring in Denver and contact with Western Kentucky and Massachusetts sources.
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Cremins Draws Wacky Label and Trustees’ Doubts
A Columbia columnist labeled Bobby Cremins wacky as USC trustees questioned his mental stability. Some speculated the Georgia Tech to South Carolina decision saga was a revenge plot linked to Frank McGuire and George Felton.
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Pacers Top Pembroke State in 6-3 Victory
USC Aiken extends win to 23-10 overall and 7-4 PBAC after a 6-3 win over Pembroke State. Pitching solid in two games, the Pacers benefited from timely hits by Eric Chapman Randy Weisner and Richie Hughes as they built an early 2-0 lead before Pembroke rallied later in the game.
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UNC Advances to Final Four after OT win over Cincinnati
North Carolina, led by Donald Williams late in overtime, defeated Cincinnati 75 68 in the East Regional final at the Meadowlands. The Tar Heels reach a ninth Final Four under Dean Smith and prepare to face Kansas, coached by Roy Williams, in New Orleans.
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Earnhardt Dominates TranSouth 500 at Darlington
Dale Earnhardt won the TranSouth 500 at Darlington Raceway leading 149 of the last 150 laps and setting a track record speed of 139.947 mph. Mark Martin led early before Earnhardt surged after a midrace cloud cover, finishing 1.63 seconds ahead as Earnhardt extended his Winston Cup lead and earned his eighth Darlington victory.
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