Word: alabama
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...swing opened at the Crimson Tide Classic, where Harvard placed fourth in a seven-team field, trailing three powerhouses--victorious host Alabama, Maryland and Division 2 champ Southern Illinois...
...Malcom's got his hands full tonight," Berizzi commented yesterday afternoon, referring to the awesome lineup of superstars that dominated even the consolation heat of the prestigious 50. Scott Findorff of USC, Jonty Skinner of Alabama, and David McKagg of Auburn are just a few of the big names Cooper will face in the consies...
First comes the Crimson Tide Classic, tomorrow through Sunday, where nationally-ranked host squad Alabama leads a strong field. And as the Crimson troops continue their march up the Atlantic coast, they will also face Georgia (11th in the nation), Georgia Tech, Furman (who shellacked Harvard last spring), Duke (18th in the nation) and Wake Forest...
...irrefutably that the drug-trafficking allegations were irrelevant to the question of whether the canal pact was desirable. Said California's Alan Cranston, the majority whip: "There was no smoking gun found in Torrijos' hand, and besides, he's not going to be around in the year 2000." Even Alabama Democrat James Allen, a leading opponent of the treaties, concluded that the drug debate had been pointless. Said he: "I don't think it changed any minds...
Shortly after 12:30 p.m. one day last week, James B. Allen of Alabama rose slowly to his feet from his aisle seat in the U.S. Senate and announced that he wanted to pose 17 parliamentary questions on the historic issue before the house. One was whether the Senators would have to deal with both English and Spanish versions of the matter, and one was whether amendments to the treaties were themselves subject to amendment...