Beat Andre Agassi for U.S. Open title
The player defeated Andre Agassi to claim the U.S. Open championship, marking a second consecutive Grand Slam victory. The win caps a standout run this season, signaling a peak performance against top rivals at a major finale.
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Phillips dismissed from Nebraska football team after incident
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne announced star running back Lawrence Phillips was dismissed from the team after an early Sunday incident in which he injured a young woman. Phillips had just scored four touchdowns against Michigan State the previous day.
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USC Aiken Nets 3 2 Win to Open Jaguar Classic
USC Aiken wins 3 2 over Clayton State in the Jaguar Soccer Classic as Todd Ertel scores a goal and adds two assists, Zach Craddock also scores, and goalkeeper Danny King makes a late diving save to preserve the victory. Ertel and Craddock earn all tournament honors as interim coach Colin Clarke notches first win. USC Aiken hosts Augusta College next.
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Tennis and volleyball schedule for September events
September calendar lists matches across South Aiken Orangeburg Wilkin son at 5 pm and North Augusta 5 pm. Wood at Aiken 5 pm. Volleyball shows North Augusta Wade Hampton versus Migland Valley at 8 pm. Aiken versus Augusta Prop 6 20 pm and South Aiken versus Liver Blut 6 pm.
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Sports On TV Monday September 11 Football Lineup
TV listings for Monday September 11 feature the Spurrier Bowden and Scott shows on SportSouth from 7 to 8 and 8 30 pm. Packers at Bears airs on WJBF at 8 30 pm followed by Braves at Rockies on TBS and Georgia football shows on SportSouth. Gene Stallings and Inside Georgia Football also on SportSouth later.
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Sampras Wins 1995 U.S. Open Title Over Agassi
Pete Sampras defeated defending champion Andre Agassi 6 4 3 6 7 5 to win the men's singles title in New York. Sampras surged after a pivotal early point, overcoming Agassi’s strong serving and clutch returns, sealing the match with a decisive late break and clean holds.
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Marlins Rally For Ugly Victory In Rain Hit Game
Florida Marlins beat Atlanta 5 4 in 11 innings as weather and field conditions battered both teams. The game featured 20 walks 29 left on base and a long rain delay with two Braves players leaving early. Jeff Conine called it as ugly as it gets while Gary Sheffield noted the mental grind. Attendance was 24 874 with a late crowd shrinkage after the storm.
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Hall Among Wa War Eagles Fab Four Battle With Obscurity
Eric Hall, part of Wa gener‑Salley High School's Fab Four, battles obscurity despite strong performance in football and basketball. As a senior, he steps up each play, helping the 3‑0 War Eagles to the No 1 Class A ranking, averaging near 20 catches and yards per catch, plus 100 plus tackles as a defensive back. Coach Robbie Randall touts Hall as potentially the best athlete among his peers, though not always the first name on wish lists.
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Niners Dominate Falcons With 41 10 Win at Candlestick
San Francisco sped to a 24 point first quarter lead and never looked back beating Atlanta 41 10 at Candlestick Park. Jerry Rice caught 11 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns while Deion Sanders drew media fire as the 49ers, led by their Super Bowl core, moved to 6 of 7 against the Falcons and outgained them 313 to 7 by halftime. Tim McDonald defended the defense and called out critics while praising the team effort that yielded the victory.
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Panthers fall after 77 yard pass sets Bills alight
In Orchard Park the Bills rallied from a nine point second half deficit to beat the Panthers 31-9. A 77 yard TD pass from Jim Kelly to Russell Copeland sparked Buffalo’s decisive burst, while Carolina’s offense managed just 113 yards and six first downs.
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