Edwin Pope Defends Role Models For Sports Stars
Column argues that top athletes, including Michael Jordan, should accept social responsibility beyond wealth. It cites Broun and Sports Illustrated on athletes speaking out during riots, notes few stars act, and urges stars to use influence for conscience rather than profit.
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Michael Jordan
Goody Two Shoes
Jordan
Heywood Hale Broun
TTV
New York Times
Sports Illustrated
California
Rodney King
Jerome Scott
The
Heat
Brian Shaw
Jackie Joyner Kersee
Jim Brown
Scott
Miami
Mga
Sahara
Tarango Upsets Krickstein in U S Clay Court Champs
Tarango, unseeded and angered by a racial slur he says Krickstein muttered, defeated top seed Krickstein 5-7 7-6 6-1 after losing two match points. The Mexican American player called the remark decisive as the match swung.
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Tarango
Krickstein
Jeff Tarango
Aaron Krickstein
U.S
Los Angeles
Seles
Sabatini
Monica Seles
Gabriela Sabatini
Amanda Coetzer
South Africa
Mary Joe Fernandez
United States
USC
Kentucky
Jerry Shepherd
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Matt Threehouse
Jared Baker
Rob Mosser
Threehouse
Mosser
Sports score hotline contact and hours listed
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Sports Department
Pacers Reach Peach Belt Title Clash
USC Aiken earns a spot in the Peach Belt Conference baseball tournament final with a 7 5 win over Columbus College after defeating Georgia College 4 in an elimination game Tim Nedoma earned the win in relief and notched his 7th win with Steve Lee recording the save The Pacers (42 13 1) face Armstrong State (44 10 1) in a 1 pm semifinal with the title game set for 4 pm Columbus ends the day at 32 20 with one loss in the six team double elimination bracket
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Columbus
USC Aiken
Georgia College
Pacers
Columbus College
Armstrong
Nedoma
Brooklyn
Ohio
Lee
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bart Rich
Aiken Hornets Cruise Past Lake City In District Opener
Aiken battered Lake City for 17 runs on seven hits and 18 walks, aided by three Lake City errors, to win 17-8 in the Class AAA district softball opener at Citizen's Field. Coach Doug Painter praised the attack as Aiken advances to face Stall in Charleston after Stall’s 10-0 victory over Columbia.
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Lake City
Aiken
Citizen's Field
Doug Painter
Hornets
Stall
Columbia
Charleston
St. John's
Darlington
Marion
Tonya Cockfield
Rulea
Lori Byrd
South Aiken Routs Beaufort In District Softball Clash
South Aiken defeated Beaufort 12 to 5 at Citizens Field to stay alive in the district double elimination tournament. Aiken broke a 5 5 tie with five runs in the bottom of the fourth, while Beaufort was eliminated. Marion edged South Aiken 6 5 in the opening round and drops the Thoroughbreds into the losers bracket.
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South Aiken
Oss
Inni
del Beaufort
Citizen’s Field
Beaufort
South Aikicn
Marion-St. John’s, Darington
Marion
South Afkep
Wagener Salley Lady War Eagles crush Tama see-Salem 20 to 0
Wagener Salley opened defense of its Class A state title with a 20-0 softball win over Tama se e-Salem at Roy Warner Memorial Park. Angie Bolen threw five shutout innings, improving to 15-1, as the Lady War Eagles, now 17-1, piled up 19 hits and seized control early. They host Christ Church in a double-elimination upper state district playoff, with remaining details set for Monday.
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Wagener
Wagener Salley
Lady War Eagles
Tamasee-Salem
Roy Warner Memorial Park
Christ Church
Roy Warner Park
Bethune
Ayner
Ralph Stroman
Ronnie Stroman
Wagener-Salley
W-S
Angie Bolen
Bolen
Tamasee Salem
Jennifer Addis
Stroman
Lady
Ses
Marcia Blizzard
Wagoner Alley
Carril Teaches Basics Princeton Coach Keeps It Simple
Coach Pete Carril emphasizes fundamental basketball as he continues a passing offense tradition rooted in Red Auerbach era. He has guided Princeton to 24 winning seasons in 25 years, with a 443-225 record, while Ivy peers compete without athletic scholarships.
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Carril
Princeton
Shawn Hackett
James Naismith
Pete Carril
Phog Allen
Henry Iba
Adolph Rupp
Naismith
Allen
Iba
Rupp
Carris
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
South Aiken
Bob) Zousy
Bill) Sharman
Bill Russell
Tom Sanders
K.C. Jones
Auerbach
Celtics
Princeton University
Tiger Helm
Iril
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