Tigers' Clemson Triumph Over NC State In Textile Bowl
Clemson beats NC State 27 10 as McFadden scores on a run and Gardocki adds two field goals. Tigers lead 14 0 after one quarter and 20 3 by midway through the game. NC State mounts a late drive before Clemson finishes with a closing TD by Morocco Field. Tigers host Wake Forest next week. Tiger notes: Terry Allen out with injury. Clemson 6 3 in textile bowl series. Peach Bowl reps noted in Death Valley.
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Soviet Gymnastics Stars Dominate Yet Fall Short
At Stuttgart West Germany on Saturday the Soviet Union swept three apparatus finals but lost two, ending their gold medal run as Svetlana Boginskaya was upset in the women's finals and Igor Korobchinski maintained the all around title. Brandy Johnson of the United States earned a silver in vault after a scoring revision saving a bronze.
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Southern Cal Triumphs Over Notre Dame in Yardstick Shootout
USC defeats Notre Dame 43 to 20 as Marinovich throws for 333 yards and Jackson collects 200 receiving yards. Rice leads Irish rushing with 99 yards while Watters adds 55. Ismail Brown and Eilers pace ND receiving with 62, 20, and 9 yards respectively.
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Notre Dame Beats USC In Turbulent Rivalry Clash
Rice leads Irish with a 24 21 fourth quarter rally after a fumble recovery. Marinovich connects with Wellman for a TD and Watters adds a 2 yard score as Notre Dame wins despite a pregame tunnel fight and late Trojan scoring streak. Ismail has kickoff return and fumbles with Seau recovering.
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Brawl Breaks Out Between USC and Notre Dame Players
A pregame scuffle erupted as USC and Notre Dame players left the field in South Bend. Aaron Emanuel and Steve Belles were knocked down. no injuries were reported. Tim Tessalone and Jim Daves cited unsure origins as the teams, both highly ranked, faced off.
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Californian Bowman wins Skate America title
American skater Christopher Bowman surged from behind to win the men’s title at Skate America in Indianapolis defeating world champion Kurt Browning of Canada and Viktor Petrenko of the Soviet Union. Bowman credited the win as a stepping stone and vowed to improve his program. Browning finished third and said he was disappointed and knew what to work on.
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Schiller Named USOC Director After Pittenger Departure
Harvey Schiller was approved by the USOC Executive Board in Denver to become executive director effective January 1. He replaces Baaron Pittenger, with Helmick saying the transition ensures continuity while Schiller returns to lead the organization.
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Soviet boxers Yegorov and Oreshkin head to London pro debut
Victor Yegorov and Andrei Oreshkin, among the USSR’s first professional fighters, travel to Wembley Arena for a landmark bout as the Soviet incursion into pro boxing begins. Lipinsky notes talent exists in several weights though experience and stamina remain drawbacks. The London event follows a domestic pro card that drew 3,000 fans and featured rookies including Yegorov and Ore.
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