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USC VS. UTAH IN PAC 12 FOOTBALL

By Arnie Leshin  Reasons why Southern California was only a 2 and one-point favorite came into evidence when it crumpled and stumbled and its dreams died in the desert while Utah just pushed forward on both ends of the ball to dominate this PAC 12 football championship game and knock …

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HALL OF FAMER GAYLORD PERRY PASSES AWAY

By Arnie Leshin  Gaylord Perry left behind many unforgettable memories from his long years as a Major League pitcher. At age 84, he passed away Thursday morning at his home in Gaffney, S.C. There were no further details, although a statement from the Perry family said he passed away peacefully …

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ST. JOHN’S MEN’S BASKETBALL

By Arnie Leshin  Not much has changed at St. John’s University in Middle Village Queens, one of the five New York boroughs.  It is still on Utopia Drive on its own private campus of approximately 1,000 acres in a relatively residency area. It is still athletically a Division I four-year school. It …

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Fishing Report

Catches of the week Rio Chama: Christopher Ortega and Peter Ortega of Albuquerque caught and released several trout up to 18 inches long using streamer and nymph flies below Abiquiu Lake Nov. 24. Tingley Beach: Jason Jaramillo caught and released a 20-inch rainbow trout using a black streamer fly in …

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TORONTO RAPTORS

By Arnie Leshin At New Mexico State University, it was a whole new world for Pascal Siakam. He had arrived from his native land of Cameroon as a total stranger, his English was fair, his friends were new, but he sure could play the global game of basketball. Greg Heirar …

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WOMEN’S TOP THREE SOUTH CAROLINA, STANFORD AND UCONN

By Arnie Leshin  South Carolina and Stanford and who? Maybe the polls are mad at Geno Auriemma, record-setting genius with 11 NCAA women’s basketball championships. But with yet another outstanding lineup despite the injury absence of star All-America Paige Bueckers, not bad for these Huskes and their faithful. Not bad …

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No bowl game this time for University of Miami

By Arnie Leshin  The University of Miami in South Florida has always had a quality football program, and at 5-6 against visiting Pittsburgh Saturday, it needed a sixth win to qualify for another bowl. But the Panthers had better ideas, rolling past the Hurricanes, 42-16, to earn their own bowl …

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HERSHAL WALKER

By Arnie Leshin  They were a wild three years for the pro football New Jersey Generals. No. 1, after an uphill battle for a lease in the United States Football League, at then Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, and owned by young 37-year-old real estate dynamite Donald J. Trump, they …

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NM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RESULTS

By Arnie Leshin  Wake-up call for the Academy of Technology and The Classics boys basketball team that just doesn’t believe in calling in its results. But at least the ACTAC girls let their results be known, with a Saturday 46-23 non-district romp over visiting Mora that put their record at …

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