Raines Tenure At USC Near End As Season Fades
David Caraviello notes USC baseball coach June Raines may depart Columbia after a 80 loss to Tennessee ends the season. Raines has 600-plus wins but weak recruiting and continual SEC woes threaten his future, with Clemson's rising dominance amplifying USC's struggles. whispers grow that athletic director Mike McGee may replace him after next season.
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Polo Coors Light Cup at Powderlo Field
Polo schedule lists two games at Powderlo Field with Coors Light Cup events. On Wednesday May 24 at 2 p.m. and Thursday May 25 at 2 p.m. the cup competition proceeds featuring Polo teams and sponsors. Local organizers promote attendance and event details for spectators.
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No-Hitter Not On Maddux's Mind 4 Proas
Greg Maddux, seeking perfection, shrugs off a no hitter as he secures five perfect innings before Braves win 7-? in St. Louis. He relies on location, aims for consistency, and earns his 61st career complete game. Cardinals threaten early but falter as Pagnozzi Oquendo and Lankford collect hits.
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Hill's Timeout Sparks Magic In Game 1 Win Over Pacers
Orlando erases early 18-point deficit as Shaquille O'Neal sets a playoff career high with 32 points. Anfernee Hardaway adds 20 points and 14 assists while Dennis Scott belts three consecutive three pointers fueling a 22-4 run after a 23-5 start. The Magic grab a 105-101 victory in the Eastern Conference finals opener.
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Fogler Works With Full South Carolina Roster
AUGUSTA Eddie Fogler faces the 1995 96 season with a full Gamecocks roster for the first time in two years. He inherited a rebuilding program after stints at Wichita State and Vanderbilt and noted nine scholarship players, up from eight, boosting practice and game competitiveness as South Carolina moves toward improved play. Fogler cites a 19 34 record in his first two years and aims to start winning more games as the program positions itself for the future.
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Monte Carlo dominance drives NASCAR rule concessions
NASCAR ordered parity measures after Chevrolet Monte Carlo dominance in Winston Cup. Ford and Pontiac received combined rule relaxations, with Pontiacs getting immediate relief to improve handling. Changes include lowering front air jams and raising rear spoilers to aid turn performance ahead of the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte.
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