San Francisco Embraces Cubs Zim Ryne and Wild Thing
In San Francisco fans welcome Chicago’s Cubs and their stars Zim Ryne and the Wild Thing. Giants figures like Reuschel Mitchell and Clark also energize Bay Area support as the Cubs eye the NL pennant in a city famed for its affectionate, rivalrous mood.
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Area Teams Hold Places In Weekly Football Poll
Undefeated Spring Valley remains the top 4-A team with all first place votes as Dorman Greenwood Rock Hill and Northwestern follow. Hilton Head tops 3-A, with Greer Myrtle Beach Pickens Camden among others. Oman leads 2-A and Lake View sits No. 1 in 1-A as polls show limited movement.
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Year Later Johnson laments drug use after Olympic glory
A year after Ben Johnson won the 100 meter at the Seoul Games with a world record, he faced positive tests for stanozolol. IOC voided his gold, officials alleged long term steroid use, and Johnson left Seoul amid controversy and police escort to New York.
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Turner Network Grabs Share Of Olympics
New York CBS and Turner Broadcasting announce a 50 million deal to air the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympics on TNT. TNT will show about 50 hours per Games from 1 pm to 6 pm weekdays and 6 pm to 7 pm weekends with live and taped coverage, while CBS plans about 120 hours including prime time.
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Nothing Easy Ahead for No. 7 Clemson at Duke
Clemson coach Danny Ford warns of a tough test as No. 7 Clemson travels to Duke. The Tigers are a 16 point favorite, Duke boasts a 0-1 conference mark, 1-3 overall. Ford notes Duke’s strong defensive history and calls for a sharp road effort. Tiger notes include Terry Allen moving toward Clemson's all‑time rushing list. Virginia game rescheduled for CBS telecast.
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Solt Reinlisted by Eagles After Steroid Suspension
Eagles guard Ron Solt was reinstated after a 30 day steroid suspension and can resume practicing. Coach Buddy Ryan said the NFL granted a temporary roster exemption, with possible play Monday vs the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field.
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