Television Schedule Highlights Major Events Across Networks
TV listings show MLB Expos at Braves on WTBS at 5 35 p m. US Open tennis on USA at 7 30 p m. Georgia preview on WRDW at 7 30 p m. 49ers at Seahawks on WAGT and WIS at 8 p m. U S Open highlights on WRDW WLTX at 11 30 p m. World Track Championship highlights on WAGT WIS at 12 30 a m.
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Moaey
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
Georgia Bulldog
San Francisco 49Ers
Seattle Seahawks
WAGT
Local Schedule Prep Football And USC Aiken Events
Night prep football games kick off at 8 p.m. at North Augusta Aiken South Aiken Silver Bluff Midland Valley Strom Thurmond Swansea Wagener Salley Ridge Spring Monetta Saluda Williston Elko Manning St Angela 7 30 p.m. Andrew Jackson Wardlaw Academy USC Aiken soccer and volleyball dates include September 5 Warren Wilson September 9 Central Wesleyan and September 11 Winthrop at S C State volleyball at 5 p.m.
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North Augusta
Aiken
South Aiken
Silver Bluff
Midland Valley
Strom Thurmond
Swansea
Wagener-Salley Ridge
Spring-Monetta
Saluda
Williston-Elko
Ruffin Manning
St. Angela
Andrew Jackson
Wardlaw Academy
USC Aiken
Warren Wilson
Central Wesleyan
Winthrop
S.C. State
Smith and Foster defend titles at World Track event
United States sprinter Calvin Smith and hurdler Greg Foster reclaimed their titles as the world championships opened. East Germany's Silke Gladisch won the women's 200 meters in 21.74 seconds, a meet record pace, while Thomas Schoenlebe beat rivals in the men’s 400 meters and Sabine Busch won the women’s intermediate hurdles. Britain’s Daley Thompson opened defense of his decathlon title amid groin trouble.
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Rome
Calvin Smith
Greg Foster
United States
Silke Gladisch
East Germany
Thomas Schoenlebe
Nigeria
Innocent Egbunike
Butch Reynolds
NFL labor talks stall over player representative protection
After 42 hours of talks in Washington the NFL Players Association led by Gene Upshaw and the league’s Management Council led by Jack Donlan agreed to press on to avert a second player strike in five years. They spoke by phone for about 90 minutes after the session.
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NEW York
NFL
Washington
Gene Upshaw
Jack Donlan
League
Pearson takes pole for Gatorade 200 at Darlington
Larry Pearson earned the pole at Darlington International Raceway in the Gatorade 200 Grand National race with a lap of 154.978 mph in a Chevrolet. Dale Earnhardt qualified second in a Chevrolet at 154.953 mph. In Augusta, Doug Youngblood led the U S Bass Championship after a 9.79 pound bass prize fish, edging Clayton Lee Jr. for the first round lead.
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Darlington
Larry Pearson
Darlington International Raceway
Pearson
Dale Earnhardt
Augusta
Doug Youngblood
Buford
Clayton Lee Jr
Houston
McEnroe Advances at Open After Fan Incident
John McEnroe moved into the third round at the U S Open with a four set win over Richey Reneberg 7-6 2-6 6-4 6-2 despite a disruptive fan incident. Graf Navratilova Becker Connors and Evert Shriver also won as seeds performed.
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New York
John McEnroe
McEnroe
Richey Reneberg
Tatum O’neal
Steffi Graf
Ivan Lendl
Martina Navratilova
Hana Mandlikova
Helena Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Gabriela Sabatini
Argentina
Claudia Kohde-Kilsch
Bettina Bunge
West Germany
Catarina Lindqvist
Sweden
Boris Becker
Jimmy Connors
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Henri Leconte
France
Brad Gilbert
Anders Jarryd
Graf
Petra Huber
Austria
Chris Evert
Pam Shriver
Evert
Niego Dias
Brazil
Shriver
Iwona Kuczynska
Poland
Miloslav Meci
John Fitzgerald
Australia
Joakim Nystrom
Ramesh Krishnan
India
Lendl
Grandstand
Jean Fleurian
Becker
Tim Wilkison
Jonathan Canter
Germany
Connors
Wayne Hearn
Mandlikova
Jo Dukie
Britain
Tigers Not Taking WCU For Granted
Clemson opens the 1987 season at home against Western Carolina after finishing 8-2-2 last year. Rodney Williams stresses avoiding a repeat of last year’s upset by Virginia Tech, while coach Danny Ford warns the Catamounts will be motivated. Western Carolina, led by coach Bob Waters battling ALS, brings 17 returning starters but an inexperienced quarterback Todd Cotrell.
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Columbia
Clemson
Rodney Williams
Virginia Tech
Memorial Stadium
Tigers
Williams
Western Carolina
Danny Ford
Catamounts
Death Valley
Ford
Bob Waters
Florida State
Todd Cottrell
Ellis Leads Gamecocks Against Appalachian State
Todd Ellis, a record-setting 3 020 yard passer last year, will direct South Carolina’s run and shoot against Appalachian State at Williams-Brice Stadium. Todd Payton, the Mountaineers’ quarterback, seeks to prove himself as a passing threat as South Carolina unveils its new defense and aims to stay healthy for a challenging opener.
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Columbia
Appalachian State
South Carolina
Todd Ellis
Todd Payton
John Settle
Mountaineer
Sparky Woods
Joe Morrison
Ellis
Gamecocks
Harold
Harold Green
University of South Carolina
Williams-Brice
Morrison
Sterling Sharpe
Sharpe
Williams-Brice Stadium
Sindelar Leads B C Open After First Round
Sindelar the hometown favorite from Horseheads N Y shot 65 to lead the SINDELAR 400 000 tournament at En Joie Golf Club. Delsing is one behind after a 66 with Cerda third at 67 and a cluster at 68 69.
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Endicott
N.Y
Joey Sindelar
Jay Delsing
Sindelar
Delsing
Horseheads
Ohio State
En-Joie Golf Club
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Augustan
WCU
Frank Howard
David Mayfield
ASU
Brad Edwards
Settle
Ritchie Melcher
Sun
Tim Sanders
Kevin Armstrong
Melcher
Sanders
Woods
B.C
Peter Kostis
Boca Raton, Fla
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