Panthers eye region title as Craven CC opens season
Craven Community College men look to young roster to challenge for the Region X title after going 20 6 last season. Coach Mark Faithful notes 10 newcomers on a team built around guard Marcus Blango and forward Tony Bryant who may miss early games. The Panthers host Methodist College junior varsity Sunday at Grover C Fields Middle School in New Bern with starting roles still unsettled.
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Graf Falls to Pierce as Slims Fades in Year-End Tennis
At the Virginia Slims Championships in New York, top seed Steffi Graf lost to Mary Pierce 6-4 6-4, ending Graf’s bid for the season finale title. Sabatini, Martinez, and Halard win to reach the last eight, Navratilova exits singles, and Sabatini leads the chase for the $250,000 first prize amid ongoing doubles play and men’s IBM-ATP World Championship action.
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NHL Owners Readying Payroll Tax Concession in Arbitration Talks
NHL owners reportedly will drop the payroll tax demand if players agree to a baseball style arbitration proposal after a seven hour Boston meeting. The move could enable a new collective bargaining agreement as 10 more games were canceled, reducing the schedule to 60 games and pushing talks toward a mid December starting date. Cliff Fletcher attended, praised by both sides, while Ray Ferraro and Neil Smith offered cautious praise of Fletcher's influence.
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Mississippi football earns four year NCAA probation
The University of Mississippi receives four years of NCAA probation after violations in its football program linking to lack of institutional control. Ole Miss faces scholarship cuts to 13 over two years and limits on visits, with postseason bans for 1995 and 1996 and no TV appearances next season.
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New World Golf Tour promises rich rewards for top players
The World Golf Tour backed by Fox Network aims eight events with 3 million purses starting next year, paying 600000 to each winner and minimum 290000 per player plus 50000 expense money. Greg Norman leads this push against PGA and European tours, eyeing global events in the US, Canada, Scotland, Spain and Japan with 30 world-ranked players plus 10 sponsor exemptions.
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Earnhardt named top driver of 1994 in NASCAR
Dale Earnhardt earns Drivers of the Year for 1994, beating Indy star Al Unser Jr. to extend his title count to seven Winston Cup championships. Earnhardt led voting and reflected on the honor, noting rivals across racing and his season included four wins and 17 top-three finishes in 31 events.
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