McEnroe ousted for misconduct at Australian Open
Mel bourne AP John McEnroe, famed for fiery temper, was the first Grand Slam player disqualified for misconduct after a loss to Mike Gabriel Pernfors 61 4 6 7 5 24 in a chaotic Australian Open match. Fellow stars Graf and Lendl advanced as Gavaldon upset Fernandez to reach quarterfinals. Jack Nicklaus, 30, weighed senior tour plans, signalling a light schedule ahead.
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Tarkanian NCAA settlement may end long legal clash
Nevada Las Vegas coach Jerry Tarkanian and the NCAA could settle a 13 year dispute that reached the US Supreme Court. Reports say the agreement would require Tarkanian to pay 21000 in judgment and cover about 349000 in his own legal fees. The possible deal covers battles from 1977 and does not affect any future NCAA steps.
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Nicholls Traded to Rangers in Surprise Swap
Bernie Nicholls leaves the Los Angeles Kings for the New York Rangers amid questions about the Kings return. The marquee center, a 70 goal man in 1988-89, joins Tomas Sandstrom and Tony Granato in a high profile deal as the Rangers prepare to face Los Angeles.
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Hatfield Accepts Clemson Head Coach Job
Ken Hatfield of Arkansas accepts the Clemson head coaching post after Danny Ford resigns amid NCAA recruiting violations. Hatfield met players, averting a threatened boycott for the 1991 season, as Arkansas weighs a quick successor. Players express mixed feelings about the change and potential transfers.
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Poole stars for MSM runners at Delaware indoor meet
Mount St. Mary's runners claim multiple wins at a Delaware indoor meet led by Malcom Poole who won the 55 meter dash in 6.5 and helped the 1,600 meter relay finish first in 3:23.4 with Andre Smith Rob Pendergist and Tim Farrell. Smith also won the 400 meter dash in 51.1 while Poole placed second in the 300. In the women's events Lori Smith won the high jump 5 4.25 and Nadine Jameson took the 1,500 in 4 49.6 as the Mounts also saw second place in the 1,600 relay and other top finishes.
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Unclear racing card details from Charles Town meet
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Ware weighs skipping senior season for NFL prospects
Heisman writer Andre Ware, Houston, hints he may leave school early to join the NFL if better for him, though he says he plans to return if the decision were today. NFL discussions could ease eligibility rules, with mentions of players like Barry Sanders and Keith McCants in the context.
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