NBA cancels first two regular season weeks
New York AP reports the NBA canceled the initial two weeks of the 1998-99 season due to a players owners strike ending 52 years of uninterrupted play. Ninety nine games from November 8 to 16 will be unplayed, as talks collapsed after 3 1/2 hours.
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Aiken Area Schedule Of Games And Matches
Calendar lists multiple events across Aiken South Aiken Dutch Fork Lexington and surrounding schools. Football and soccer games include Aiken Middle Kennedy Kennedy Middle Francis Marion USC Aiken women. Volleyball tennis and basketball JV games noted with times from 4 to 7:30 pm.
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TV Sports Wednesday Schedule Note
On Wednesday October 14 at 4 pm Padres play Braves on Baseball Network. At 9 pm Bruins visit Avalanche on ESPN2.
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Braves vow comeback as they host Padres in crucial Game 6
Atlanta fans optimism rises as the Braves chase a historic rally from a 3 2 deficit in the NL championship series. Tom Glavine would start at Turner Field with Sterling Hitchcock pushed up. Greg Vaughn could return for San Diego as the Padres seek their first World Series since 1984.
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Padres at Braves league championship showdown in Atlanta
Padres visit Braves in a National League championship game set for 4 20 p m in Atlanta with pitchers Hitchcock 9 7 for San Diego and Glavine 20 7 for Atlanta. If needed a Thursday game follows at 8 15 p m in Atlanta.
Yankees win AL pennant reach World Series at home
New York clinched the American League pennant with a 9 5 to win over Cleveland to complete a 4 2 series. Derek Jeter credited the win to a great season as manager Joe Torre and players celebrated Darryl Strawberry amid news of his cancer surgery. Scott Brosius belted a three run homer to extend the lead in the third inning.
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Indians fall in Game 6 as Vizquel boots key throw
New York Yankees clinched the AL pennant by defeating Cleveland 9 5 in Game 6. Omar Vizquel misplayed Scott Brosius grounder allowing three unearned runs in the sixth, while Cleveland also committed two errors. The Indians failed to field cleanly in their biggest game for the second straight year.
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Collins Cut By Panthers Signals Post Waiver Talk
Kerry Collins, the Panthers first ever draft choice, was waived after saying his heart was no longer into being the team's quarterback. Teams called soon after, agent Leigh Steinberg said, as Carolina faces depth questions with Beuerlein and Matthews backing up.
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