Indictment unsealed against former Tennessee players in cocaine conspiracy
A 26 count indictment in Knox County charges Tony Robinson and Kenneth Cooper with cocaine conspiracy and eight initial counts from their Jan 8 arrest. They appeared briefly before Judge Ray Lee Jenkins and declined comment.
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Arizona Wins College World Series With 10-2 Victory
Arizona Wildcats defeat Florida State 10-2 to capture third national title in program history. Mike Senne and Gar Millay hit two-run homers in the sixth as Gary Alexander earns his third complete game of the year, closing the win after Arizona opens with unearned runs and stretches the lead through seven innings.
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Celtics Clinch 114-97 Title In Reclaiming Run
Boston dominates the NBA final 114-97 to secure its 16th title as Celtics legends Bob Cousy Bill Russell and John Havlicek set enduring standards. Larry Bird era honored in parade and rally amid celebrations and reflections on franchise glory.
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France and USSR advance with shutout World Cup wins
In Mexico City and Leon on Monday France and the Soviet Union posted 3-0 and 2-0 wins to reach the World Cup second round. The USSR topped Group C with Canada 2-0 in Irapuato, while France defeated Hungary 3-0 in Leon as Brazil and Denmark had already qualified. Canada was eliminated after three straight losses.
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Blokhin Seals Ukraine Victory After late Belanov assist
Oleg Blokhin scored after Igor Belanov, who had just entered, provided a side footed pass and Blokhin fell in the goalmouth injuring his knee before being replaced by Alexander Zavarov. Zavarov later made it 2 0 in the 74th minute with a chip over Tino Lettieri. Coach Valery Lobanovsky hailed the group win as the team’s objective while Tony Waiters praised Canada and predicted the Soviets would reach the semifinals.
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Watson 155 Others Ready for U S Open at Shinnecock
Tom Watson faced persistent questions about his form as he and 155 competitors prepared for the 86th U S Open at Shinnecock Hills. He admitted a waning desire as he ages, saying it’s harder to summon his earlier drive and vigor.
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Multiple winners of the U S Open
The U S Open has several champions with multiple titles. The report notes Nicklaus also has four second-place finishes while Jones was an amateur. Arnold Palmer won once in 1960 but had four second places, with Nicklaus finishing second to Palmer in 1960.
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Harris signs with Bluefield State College for basketball
Wert Harris, a 6-4 standout from Rocky Gap High School, signed a letter of intent with Bluefield State College, becoming the third local player to join the program. Harris earned MVP honors this season as Rocky Gap went 23-2, averaging 15 points, 12 rebounds and five steals, with coaches praising his work ethic and ball-handling improvement.
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