Sampson chooses Virginia over Kentucky in NCAA recruit
Harrisonburg star Ralph Sampson said he would attend the University of Virginia, amid speculation about Kentucky. Virginia coach Terry Holland welcomed the pick, while Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall and others offered cautious reactions. Sampson, 7-3, led Harrisonburg to a 26-0 season and hinted at a pro path in two years.
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Hayes Predicts Bullet Victory
Hayes says the Washington Bullets will come back from 3 1 down to beat the Seattle SuperSonics in three straight for the NBA title comeback. He and teammates insist the Bullets can win tonight and force a decisive seventh game.
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Winchester Royals open first Valley League season in Waynesboro
The Winchester Royals debut in the Valley Baseball League tonight in Waynesboro weather permitting. Manager Larry Bryant and GM Keith Lupton promote strong attendance with planned theme nights and a push to draw 700 to 1 000 fans per game.
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McGee fires 61 to lead Kemper Open after first round
Jerry McGee shot a career-best 11 under par 61 at Quail Hollow to hold a one-stroke lead over Craig Stadler in the Kemper Open with storm-delayed action continuing. Stadler carded 62 while Joe Hager Bobby Wadkins and Gary McCord were five behind at 67.
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