TV Tonight Preview: NHL NBA Boxing Card Highlights
ESPN airs Boston at Quebec at 7 p.m. followed by Washington Bullets at Chicago Bulls on WTBS. USA Network features Robert Hines against Ismael Negron at 9 p.m. WTBS carries Houston Rockets versus Los Angeles Lakers at 10:45 p.m.
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Boston
Quebec
ESPN
Washington Bullets
Chicago Bulls
Robert Hines
Ismael Negron
USA
Houston Rockets
Los Angeles Lakers
Local Sports Schedules Feature Aiken Area Events
The page lists multiple spring games across baseball softball soccer tennis golf and track. Schools include South Aiken Columbia Dreher Edisto Silver Bluff Aiken Midland Valley Irmo North Augusta and USC Aiken with dates April 1 to April 5 and matchups at various home away venues.
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South Aiken
Columbia
Ongene
Silver Bluff
Edisto
Strom Thurmond
Barnwell
Aiken
North Augusta
Dreher
Midland Valley
Irmo
Lexington
Central Wesylan
Usc-Aiken
Gardner Webb
NBA Player of the Week honors for Smith and Gilmour
New York AP reports Larry Smith of the Golden State Warriors earned the NBA Player of the Week for the period ending March 29 after 19 rebounds against Detroit 15 versus Seattle and a season high 24 against Utah. Montreal AP notes Doug Gilmour of the St Louis Blues named NHL Player of the Week after five goals and six assists in four road games including an 8-5 win over Minnesota. In Rutgers New Jersey Wendy Turnbull won 7-6 6-2 over Leslie Allen to begin the Lynda Carter Maybelline U S Indoor championships with other first round results listed.
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NEW York
Larry Smith
Golden State Warriors
NBA
Smith
Detroit
Seattle
Utah
Montreal
Doug Gilmour
St. Louis Blues
NHL
Gilmour
Blues
Minnesota
Chicago Blackhawks
New York Rangers
Piscataway
N.J
Wendy Turnbull
Leslie Allen
Rutgers Athletic Center
Sylvia Hanika
West Germany
Jo Duke
Britain
Heather Ludloff
Betsy Nagelsen
Marianne Werdel
Kay McDaniel
Indiana Wins NCAA Title Behind Smart and Alford
Indiana defeats Syracuse 74-73 in New Orleans to claim their third national championship under Bob Knight. Keith Smart sinks a baseline jumper with five seconds left after Steve Alford hits 7 of 10 three-pointers to pace the Hoosiers.
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New Orleans
Bob Knight
Indiana University
Keith Smart
Hoosiers
Syracuse
Knight
Indiana
Kent Benson
Scott May
Isiah Thomas
Ray Tolbert
Smart
Steve Alford
Daryl Thomas
Dean Garrett
Derrick Coleman
Rony Seikaly
Providence
Nevada-Las Vegas
Alford
Ed Steitz
NCAA
Branch McCracken
UCLA
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
John Wooden
Wooden
Rupp
Thomas
Todd Meier
Orangemen
Jim Boeheim
Smart Shares MVP With Team In NCAA Final Four Thriller
Keith Smart scored 17 of his 21 in the second half and hit the game winner with five seconds left as Indiana beat Syracuse 74-73 to capture a Final Four berth. Indiana coach Bob Knight credited team effort while Smart earned Final Four MVP honors for a clutch finish and late surge.
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New Orleans
Keith Smart
Indiana
Syracuse
Smart
Hoosiers
Daryl Thomas
Louisiana State
Rick Calloway
Jim Boeheim
Orangemen
Steve Alford
Alford
Thomas
Howard Triche
Triche
Baton Rouge
Keith
Bob Knight
Nevada-Las Vegas
Baseball's Sky Filling Up With Young Stars
The 1986 rookie crop drew attention to Canseco Incaviglia and Will Clark while Cory SnyderEric Davis Rueben Sierra emerged mid season. Snyder hit 24 homers in 103 games and Sierra 16 in 113 games with strong averages.
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Oakland
Jose Canseco
Texas
Pete Incaviglia
California
Wally Joe
San Francisco
Will
Clark
Jack
St. Louis
Cory Snyder
Cleveland
Eric Davis
Cincinnati
Rueben Sierra
Snyder
Sierra
Snnder
Davis stars as Reds' outfielder leads bright young NL crop
Davis, likened to Willie Mays, posted 27 homers 71 RBIs and 80 steals in his first full season, hitting .277 and joining a Top 5 in homers and steals. The piece highlights rising NL talents from Galarraga to Bond and Larkin, plus key minor league options and a promising 1986 outlook.
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Davis
Willie Mays
Reds
Joe Morgan
Montreal
Andre Galarraga
Kansas City
Danny Tartabull
San Fransico
Robbie Thompson
Pittsburgh
Barry Bonds
New York
Mike Pagliarulo
Rot Pel Andres Thomas
St. Louis
Todd Worrell
Greg Mathews
Bruce Ruffin
Philadelphia
San Diego
Lance McCullers
Rich
Gossage
Padres
Jim Deshaies
Charlie Kerfield
Astros
N.L. West
Rangers
Ed Correa
Bobby Witt
Jose Guzman
Texas
Dave Magadan
Randy Myers
Mets
Joe McGrane
Cards
Marvin Freeman
Phillies
Mark Davis
Giants
Devon White
Angels
Mickey Brantley
Mariners
Bo Jackson
Royals
Dan Pleasac
Brewers
Bobby Thigpen
White Sox
Fred McGriff
Blue Jays
Eric Bell
Orioles
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Gilmour Player
Turnbull
Greg Monroe
Owen Canfield