Bulls face crunch time as Jordan carries offense
Chicago 0-3 after a loss to the Celtics with Michael Jordan handling most scoring. Veterans Krause and coaches push for balance but the Bulls rely on Jordan to open the offense, leaving him burdened as teammates wait for chances and the timeline for a title grows longer.
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Justice wins NL rookie of the year for Braves after breakout season
Dave Justice, who began in the minors and started full time after Dale Murphy was traded in August, captured the NL rookie of the year award. He hit 28 homers, batted .282 with 78 RBIs in 439 at bats over 127 games, and finished with a .335 average and 20 homers down the stretch after moving to right field.
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Carter freed after 19 years in Paterson murder case
On this day in 1985 Rubin Hurricane Carter, the former middleweight boxer convicted twice of a 1966 triple murder at a Paterson New Jersey bar, was released from prison after 19 years.
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Altercations Mark Polos Memo rial Tilt At Powderhouse Field
The Glenlevit and Aiken Polo won in the Cyril Harrison Memorial Tournament at Powderhouse Field. Glenlevit beat Briar Patch 9-5 to reach Sunday’s final as Alan Corey III led with five goals and Richard Stoney added one. An onfield argument marred the closing chukker as Charlie Herrick clashed with umpire Ivor Stoddard.
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Camden States No 1 In Final South Carolina Prep Poll
Camden finishes the regular season undefeated and atop the 3-A class in the final AP high school football poll. The Panthers led with 98 points and eight first place votes, edging Daniel by six points as Fort Mill, South Aikica, and Riverside follow. Silver Bluff tops 2-A with 97 points. Chapman and Crescent divide top 3 in 2-A.
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Final AP Prep Poll North Augusta 4A and 2A rankings listed
The North Augusta 4A list shows Walterboro Greenwood Union Rock Hill and others with records noted. The 2A rankings include Silver Bluff Chapman Crescent Abbeville Pageland Central Lane Chapin and more as top contenders in the poll.
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Bluff and RidgerS Lead in State Playoff Chase
Silver Bluff and RidgerS are high on the state playoffs list as Friday night opens the postseason. Both teams are viewed as strong contenders to win their state championships.
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Playoff Notes Highlight Home Teams in 16-Team Brackets
Silver Bluff and Ridge Spring Monetta enter first-round games at home as 9 1 and 10 1 teams in Class AA and Class A. Silver Bluff hosts Batesburg Leesville at Bulldog Stadium while Ridge Spring Monetta faces Great Falls at Trojan Stadium. North Augusta hosts Chester in Class AAAA Division II.
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Yonce shines as Wardlaw tops Lord Berkeley in title bid
Wardlaw junior Chris Yonce rushed 232 yards on 21 carries and scored twice to lift Wardlaw over Lord Berkeley 22 16 advancing to the SCISA Class A championship. He added five or six key tackles and blocked a punt setting up a second TD. Buist praises Yonce as major college material and looks to his return from ankle injuries to fuel Friday's title game against Victory Christian.
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