Sampras sends U S to Davis Cup finals over Rafter
Pete Sampras defeated Patrick Rafter 6-7 6-8 6-1 6-4 to give the United States a 3-1 lead in the Davis Cup semifinal and book a berth in the finals against Sweden in Goteborg November 28-30. Michael Chang then closed the tie with a 7-6 7-6 victory over Mark Philippoussis to reach the 4-1 final score.
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U.S
Washington
Pete Sampras
Patrick Rafter
United States
Michael Chang
Mark Philippoussis
Sweden
Goteborg
Calendar Cross Country and Volleyball Schedule Excerpt
Cross country meets at Barnwell Greenwood and Aiken with South Aiken and North Augusta participation. Volleyball games include Gilbert at Aiken Saluda at South Aiken Wagener Salley at Pelion and junior varsity matches. Also listed are Corbett Schofield Kennedy New Ellenton and North Augusta JV and South Aiken Liver Bluff matchups with start times around 5 to 7:30 p.m.
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Greenwood
Aiken
North Augusta
Gilbert
Saluda
South Aiken
Wagener-Salley
Pelion
AL. Corbett
Schofield
Kennedy
New Ellenton Middle
Liver Bluff
Sports TV Schedule Highlights From Monday Night
TV listings show Expos at Braves and Steelers at Jaguars at 7:35 p.m. with Yankees at Indians baseball and Braves at Phillies later. Also McCullough versus Zavala on TBS at 9 p.m. and FX telecast of the Braves at Phillies game.
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Braves
Jaguars
WEF
Yankees
Phillies
TBS
McCullough
Zavala
Clemson Sees Positive Resolve After Narrow Loss to FSU
Clemson succumbs 35-28 to Florida State as Nealon Greene overcomes toe injury to chase down a dream of beating the Seminoles. Coach Tommy West cites fight and improvement while preparing for Georgia Tech and a tougher ACC schedule ahead. Greene and Horne shine as Clemson eyes a sharper passing game and stronger line.
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Nealon Greene
Florida State
Greene
FSU
Seminoles
Tigers
Danny Ford
Roar
Death Valley
Tommy West
Locusts win Palm Restaurant 16-goal polo in OT at Whitney Field
Palm Restaurant Locusts edged Upatoi Green 7-6 after an overtime goal by Adam Snow. Paine Webber topped Upatoi Chicago 87 in OT in the round robin. Palm Restaurant/Locusts claimed the title with a 2-1 record and a Friday win over Paine Webber. Randy Marvin earned MVP honors for Palm Restaurant.
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Locusts
Whitney Field
Palm Restaurant/Locusts
Adam Snow
Upatoi Green
Paine Webber
Atoi Chicago
Marvin
Snow
Rinehart
David Offen
Randy Greer
Upatoi Chicago
Aiken
Tiger Kneece
Pancho Aguilar
Aguilar
Vale Aguilar
James Tolbert
Kneece
Mason Lampton
Panthers fall to Chiefs at home in 35-14 loss
Elvis Grbac threw for 214 yards and three touchdowns to pace Kansas City past Carolina 35-14 at Ericsson Stadium. The Panthers, who surrendered the most points in franchise history, drop to 2-2 as Kerry Collins struggles with four interceptions and a fumble. Dom Capers called for better execution ahead of the San Francisco game.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Carolina Panthers
Elvis Grbac
NFL
Chiefs
Kansas City
Panthers
Ericsson Stadium
Eric Davis
Kerry Collins
Dom Capers
Collins
San Francisco
49ers rout Falcons as Young shines in win
San Francisco crushed Atlanta 34-7 with Steve Young throwing 86 yards to Terrell Owens and 10 yards to JJ Stokes. Terry Kirby added two rushing TDs while Jerry Rice, on crutches, watched from the sideline guiding the team as backup Billy Joe Tolliver started for the Falcons. The 49ers improved to 3-1 while Atlanta fell 0-4 in a lopsided meeting in San Francisco.
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Steve Young
Ken Norton Jr
Jerry Rice
San Francisco 49Ers
Young
Terrell Owens
JJ. Stokes
Terry Kirby
49Ers
Atlanta Falcons
Owens
Rice
Jerry
Tampa Bay
Falcons
Billy Joe Tolliver
Chris Chandler
Atlanta
Dan Reeves
Braves title hopes halted as Expos rout Atlanta
Montreal Expos beat Atlanta 7-1 in Atlanta. Rondell White homered twice and drove in three while Hensley Meulens and David Segui also connected. Neagle struggled, giving up four homers as Montreal snapped a three-game skid and Atlanta’s six-game run. Chipper Jones drove in the Braves' lone run.
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Rondell White
Montreal
Expos
White
Gray
Hensley Meulens
David Segui
Braves
Florida
Denny Neagle
Neagle
Segui
Meulens
Chris Widger
Ryan Klesko
Klesko
Widger
Rick Dehart
Michael Johnson
Dehart
Mike
Chipper Jones
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