Maryland Nearing Bowl Pick With 10-0 Terrapins
Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne, silent on invitations, nears a bowl commitment as 10-0 Maryland hosts Virginia in the season finale. Speculation points to Cotton or Orange bowls with Georgia or other top teams. Wake Forest, Duke, and North Carolina also wrap ACC play with notable performances.
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Cox Upsets Orantes For Stockholm Open Title
Mark Cox the unseeded Briton defeated Manuel Orantes 4-6 7-5 7-6 in the Stockholm Open final. Cox saved three match points and rallied from 3-5 in the last two sets to win the indoor tourney, earning $23,000 and becoming the first unseeded winner since 1969. He had earlier ousted top seed Jimmy Connors en route to the final.
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Suspensions Rise Over Amateur Payments in Track
The IAAF faces revelations of illegal payments to runners as Drut, 25, admits accepting appearance money in track and field. British papers report the case, noting a Montreal Olympic 110 meters gold medalist possibly kept. Officials call the ban sad but necessary to curb amateur corruption.
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How to Tap Home Equity Without Selling
Explains using home equity as a financial asset by borrowing against the property's value. Describes equity as the difference between market worth and mortgage debt and notes that equity can be a source of cash. Mentions an example location and a management contact but lacks clear, complete details.
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Big Names Back In Wightman Cup
The United States defeated Britain 5 2 at Crystal Palace London as Chris Evert won two singles and Rosie Casals paired with Evert for a doubles win. Billie Jean King withdrew with injury while Terry Holladay sparked the U S comeback by defeating Glynis Coles. Casals contended through calf pain and withdrew after near upset of Virginia Wade.
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