Buckeyes invade ORANGE Continued from Page C-1
SU faces a taller Ohio State front line led by 6-11 Granville Waiters as Jim Boeheim notes a big, quick Buckeye squad. After Houston, Syracuse must keep winning with effort as backcourt depth and early-season momentum test the 7-0 start, aiming to extend a rare undefeated stretch.
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Eight conferences use shot clocks as Alabama State explodes past South Carolina State
Alabama State and South Carolina State combined for 248 points in a high scoring game. Alabama State won 135-113 behind Lewis Jackson's 43 points and Melvin Armstrong's 32 with Michael Freeney adding a school record 17 assists. Arkansas next hosts Alabama State after a 5-1 start. Missouri beat Eastern Illinois 76-61 as Stipanovich led the Tigers, while Michigan State edged Cincinnati 70-69. Cleveland State fell to Cornell 68-59 as Oswego State overwhelmed Damenon College 94-60.
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Steve Stipanovich
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Pace Mannion
Chris Winans
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Weber State
Wayman Tisdale
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Anthony Welch
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Red hot Cowboys crush Oilers
The Oilers led early on Mannings 54 yard TD pass to Mike Renfro but Dallas answered with Johnsons 22 yard TD and Septiens 22 yard field goal to take the lead. Septien added a 53 yard FG and White connected with Timmy Newsome on a 46 yard TD in the fourth to seal the win.
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Bannister Signs With the Chicago White Sox
Floyd Bannister agreed to a five year contract with the Chicago White Sox after being the AL strikeout leader last season. The deal reportedly around 4.5 million dollars, with other bidders including the Cardinals Royals and Phillies. Bannister chose Chicago for personal reasons and emphasis on the club’s pennant chances and bullpen strength.
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Giants' Morgan Traded to Phillies in two-player deal
San Francisco Giants trade second baseman Joe Morgan and reliever Al Holland to the Philadelphia Phillies for pitcher Mike Krukow and two minor leaguers Mark Davis and C L Penigar. Morgan sought $600,000 next season but Giants offered $450,000 and he heads to arbitration.
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Mets and Reds reach Seaver trade agreement proposal
New York Mets and Cincinnati Reds told the Baseball Commissioner they agreed on players to be involved in a trade that would bring Tom Seaver back to New York. A Mets spokeswoman said the clubs asked for a reasonable period to negotiate with Seaver under the 5and-10 year rule, which allows time to pursue a contract extension before finalizing the deal.
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Central leaders square off in OHSL Central Division action
Top contenders Bishop Grimes and Solvay host rebuilding and winless foes as Jordan Elbridge visits Homer and Westhill travels to Marcellus. A full OHSL North and South schedule follows with Fulton at Cicero-North Syracuse and Liverpool at Oswego among others while Bishop Cunningham seeks a third straight win at Cato-Meridian.
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