SMU fires Hay Fry as football coach and AD
SMU announces the firing of athletic director and head football coach Hayden Fry effective at season's end. In other sports, details cover a CFL Grey Cup win by Hamilton over Saskatchewan, Shorter wins in Fukuoka Marathon, Reds trade Merritt, and Masters and Queensland tennis titles decided.
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Golf Christchurch Classic yields tight NZ win by Lister
John Lister of New Zealand edged Bob Charles by one stroke to finish 2-hole total 280 in the Christchurch Garden City Classic worth 18 000. In the Walt Disney World Open Nicklaus shot 64 to win by nine strokes at Lake Buena Vista Florida.
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Redskins Clinch East Division Title in Thrilling Win
Washington clinched the NFL East with a 38-7 victory over Philadelphia as George Allen praised the immediate goal met. Pittsburgh and Green Bay also grabbed division leads with wins, while Oakland, Miami, Minnesota, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Dallas, Kansas City, Baltimore, and the Jets won in a day of heavy NFL action.
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Boxing titles and results from Anaheim to Panama City
Haly Bruno Arcari of Italy defeated Everaldo Costa Azevedo of Brazil 15 to retain the World Boxing Council junior welterweight title in Anaheim. Armando Muniz of Los Angeles stopped Adolph Pruitt in Los Angeles to keep the North American welterweight belt. Valentin Martinez of Mexico stopped Orlando Amores in Panama City to defend the WBA featherweight crown. Ernesto Nato Mercer and Enrique Garcia, both Panama/Mexico fighters, battled in Panama City with Garcia earning a 6 round win or decision in the featherweight bout.
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Colonels Host Lee's Basketeers in Junior High Games
West Monroe Junior High welcomes Lee Junior High for seventh and eighth grade basketball games tonight. The seventh grade tips off at 6:00 followed by the eighth grade bout.
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Eagle Boys and Girls Open Season With Holly Ridge
START-Start hosts Holly Ridge for a basketball doubleheader with a girls game at 6 30 p m and a boys game to follow. The pair marks the season opener after a Tuesday postponement.
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Tulane narrowly falls to LSU despite strong effort
Tulane nearly slays LSU in New Orleans, losing 9-3 as the Green Wave outgained the Tigers 283 to 247. Paul Lyons 44-yard run set up Juan Roca’s 43-yard field goal for the margin, while LSU’s Bert Jones faced constant pressure and seven sacks by Tulane.
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