Clemson and USC Earn NCAA Baseball Tournament Bids
Defending champion LSU and top seed Miami headline the 48 team field, with regionals at Starkville and Gainesville. Clemson (49-12) top in the Mideast, Florida (43-18) leads the East, while Miami faces Maryland-Baltimore County and NC State vs Delaware and South Carolina vs Notre Dame in early rounds.
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Polo Tournament Continues At Powder House Field
The Coors Light Open polo event resumes Wednesday with Brigadoon vs McKinzie at 2 p.m. and Quimby vs Airy Hall at 4 p.m. The 4 8 goal finals are set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at Whitney Field. Key Wins Two Events in Leesville and Wagener Salley banquet at 7 with Willie Scott as guest speaker, tickets $4.
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Score Hotline Directions and Hours
A public notice lists a sports score line and contact numbers. It notes hours for the Sports Department staff and provides a toll line to access latest professional and college scores with a 95 cent per minute charge and updates every 15 minutes.
Braves rally past Cardinals 5 1 behind Leibrandt
Atlanta Braves hold a pregame team meeting to boost confidence before facing St Louis. Charlie Leibrandt fires a six hitter for his first complete game this season as Otis Nixon Terry Pendleton Brian Hunter and David Justice contribute homers in a 5 1 win over the Cardinals. Pendleton extends hitting streak to 15 games. Nixon hits three as he raises his average to .606.
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Houston
Rary
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Pacer Golfers Aim High in NCAA Division II Championship
USC Aiken coach Michael Carlisle sets a modest Top 10 goal for the Pacers at the Division II Championship. The team, ranked 16th in Division II in its first DII season, eyes a Top 5 finish as key players like Eddie Reevey and David Davis lead a lineup with five players capable of even par rounds. Columbus College, Peach Belt champion, looms as a strong challenger while USC Aiken seeks a strong start and pride after a Peach Belt runner-up.
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Jordan Clinches MVP For Third Time In Career
Michael Jordan claimed the NBA Most Valuable Player award for the 1991 92 season, his third career MVP, as the Chicago Bulls posted a 67 15 record. He won 80 percent of first place votes for 900 points, joining an elite list of three time MVPs.
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Errors Lift WS To Win In Class A Series Opener
Wagener Salley defeated North Central 6-2 in game one of the best of three for the Upper late championship. Keidre Jenkins lined a left field error scoring two as Dawn Laudenslager and Angie Bolen scored on walks. Pitching by Nikki Broome and Bolen limited NC to two hits through four innings, with unearned runs marred by nine Wagener Salley errors overall.
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Sanderson Resigns As Alabama Basketball Coach
Wimp Sanderson resigns amid a sex discrimination suit filed by Nancy Watts, an administrative assistant since 1969. Athletic Director Hootie Ingram cites a painful episode and confirms the resignation, ending Sanderson’s 32-year tenure at Alabama.
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Ingram
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