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Hornets still buzzing The Charlotte Hornets squeaked by tl Wednesday night, thereby keeping their si Dell Curry scored 19 points, including e in the final four minutes to lead the Hornet Charlotte improves to 39-40 with the v of Miami for the final playoff spot. The Hornets have three games left, one each at Boston and Washington. The Heat played at home against Atlani the season Saturday at Indiana. If Miami loses both contests and Charlc the Hornets will be the No. 8 seed for the Bombers down Polecats The Capital City Bombers won 6-5 agai day night behind outfielder A1 Shirley's gr * Shirley, the New York Mets top pick in t ing home run in the fourth, and allowed tl hustle on an infield ground ball in the eigl The Bombers (6-8) took on the Chai Charleston in the first game of two-game Around the horn Clemens shuts out A's Boston ace Roger Clemens threw a two-1 ing out 10 to lead the Red Sox to a 2-0 ag Scott Cooper and John Valentin hit a spectively, in the seventh to help Clemens lyayear. The Red Sox (9-5) trailed the Eastern D by a 1/2 game through Wednesday, while A.L. West by a 1/2 game through Wednesc \n Urvntnnitp fnr Kent "" ? j r~~ ?? New York Mets second baseman Jeff ? record for RBIs in the month. Kent has 22 RBIs, breaking Dave "King K 1976. Kent has hit eight home runs this s< Schott puts out fire Cincinnati Reds' owner Marge Schott s ue to break the city's smoking ban in Rive Schott had previously said she didn't ca in her front-row seat. She said some fens h: son tickets because of the ordinance, hov Norton goes to 49ers The San Francisco 49ers have stolen ft L* from the Dallas Cowboys. The agreement was announced Thursda Kuro nnnorArttlu ^lOTPP V.I5CU dllll i^ui Lull uar appuivniij ug>w Falcons ink Sanders to pa( The Atlanta Falcons announced Wedne; Redskins wide receiver Ricky Sanders. 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San Frand to a Five-year, $8-million deal. :t >day the signing of ex-Washington iceptions last season. ars, but terms were not disclosed. als (ESPN, 2 p.m.) ame 3 (ESPN, 7:30 p.m.) ) p.m.) ND APARTMENTS ] LIDENT PRICES 3edroom $425 3edroom $340 Bedroom $295 ourtesy Security lub House ools & Tennis Courts Laundry Facilities om USC t if you present this ad. "ftA nMT You Over )ay Night >meMto1b>m j 8 TO 3?AM: vj ! M .v if '?.iy . I Good Until May 28th j v 40 lane center scores. We also lounge and entertainment. 732-7880 wenue in Irmo re one exit past Columbiana d we're 1 mile on the left. Spoi ijmi ^?????> <. **? jpf^ Mark Gugino swings for the fences. The Ga Baseball teair By JIMMY DeBUTTS H Assistant Sports Editor tl The USC baseball team defeated t Clemson 4-3 Wednesday night in Clemson for the first time since 1985. H The Gamecocks (30-12) had lost 14 n straight in Clemson (40-10) before this year. USC won three of four lc games this season from the Tigers. H "It's been a long time since we won fc two games up here," coach June Raines said. Rob DeBoer and Mac White each fe had home runs in the game. DeBoer hit his third home run of the season D in the top of the first inning, giving hi the No. 20 Gamecocks an early 2-0 K lead. White's solo home run in the eighth, which gave USC a 4-0 lead, M proved to be the game-winning run. in The homer was White's fifth of the ai season. b; The No. 4 Tigers were one strike te from being shut out. With two out st and two strikes on designated hitter te Andy Monin, Gamecock ace reliever Craig Ross gave up a three-run home p run to Monin, putting Clemson within one run of the Gamecocks. w Ross was able to earn his ninth save H of the year by getting Mike Eydenberg 01 to ground out to shortstop Ryan Swejbka to close out the inning and the h game. re Jason Haynie started the game for oi USC. 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