SU advances to Carrier final after beating LeMoyne
Syracuse defeats LeMoyne 90 62 in the Carrier Classic opener at Manley Dome to reach the championship against Michigan State. LeMoyne led early with 6 4 and 12 8 margins before SU’s depth and perimeter scoring pushed a 28 point win as Grey led LeMoyne with 26 points and nine rebounds amid steady Orange defense and 19 assists for Syracuse.
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Eighteen still seek NFL spots
Eighteen contenders remain for the NFL playoffs plus Dallas which has clinched. Denver and Los Angeles could join if results go their way as the Week 14 chase tightens with Houston and others. Denver leads Oakland by one game in the AFC West while Los Angeles seeks a fifth straight division title.
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Saturday Sports Broadcast Schedule Highlights
A dated listing shows NCAA football Houston at Texas A&M at 3 30 pm, mixed team golf, a sports spectacular, and soccer from Germany. NHL matchups Buffalo Sabres versus Boston Bruins at 8 pm and New York Rangers versus Minnesota North Stars at 9 pm headline the night with Notre Dame football late at 11 30 pm.
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Strange Lopez leads mixed team golf after storm halted round
Jerry Pate and Hollis Stacy hold a three stroke edge at 13 under after finishing with a 76 in the weather-delayed second round at Bardmoor North. Curtis Strange and Nancy Lopez carded a 65 to close within three as 38 teams remain in the 53-team field.
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Tar Heels end Duke streak in Big Four tourney clash
North Carolina beat Duke 79 66 as Duke tired late and fouled too often. Phil Ford and Mike O Koren led UNC with 23 points each while Kenny Matthews scored the go ahead basket. Wake Forest lost 79 77 to NC State in the other opening round.
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Earvin Johnson shines as MSU routs Rhode Island in Carrier Classic
Earvin Johnson, 6-8 freshman, stars with 17 points 11 assists and three steals as Michigan State outplays Rhode Island 92 64. Greg Kelser adds 24 amid a Spartan offensive surge while MSU shoots 66.1 percent and dominates from start to finish in the windup of the Carrier Classic.
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Ali Hosts Charity Night As Seales Captures U S Middle Title
Muhammad Ali, weighing 240 pounds, headlines a charity program for the Children's Institute for Development Disabilities. Sugar Ray Seales defeats Doug Demmings by unanimous decision to win the United States middleweight title, while Scott LeDoux fights Ali in a five round exhibition. Seales improves to 43-4-1, Demmings drops to 24-2-?. attendance reaches 2,285 with $128,440 raised.
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Evert to Pause Tour for At Least Three Months
Chris Evert will take a break from the professional tennis tour for at least three months, her father and coach Jimmy Evert said. He cited fatigue and a desire to recover incentive as the reasons for the rest.
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