Wilson Leads Aiken in 55th South Carolina State Amateur
Wilson carded 73 to lead a small Aiken contingent at Cobb's Glen as Marion Dantzler shot 68 to lead the tournament. John Woodard and Robbie Hrubala both posted 74 while Schrader 76 and Womack 85 rounded out the scores on a windy day.
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Anderson
Aiken High
Lowrie Wilson
Aiken
South Carolina
Cobb’s Glen
Wilson
Citadel
Marion Dantzler
Orangeburg
Dantzler
John Woodard
Robbie Hrubala
Hrubala
University of South Carolina
Carolinas Golf Association
St. Angela Academy
Ron Schrader
Palmetto Golf Club
Daran Womack
Cobb's Glen
Rick Cobb
Taylors
Scotty Easterlin
Georgetown
Roger O'Connell
Spartanburg
Jay Seawell
Joe Fredericks
Rock Hill
Dennis Smith
Dogwood Farm Retires Dominynsky After injury ended career
Dogwood Farm retires Domynsky a graded stakes winner with earnings of 352 608. The six year old sustained an injury in the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico last May and was placed back in training before retirement. He won the Hill Prince Stakes and Laurel Cup Turf and placed 11 times in stakes. Domynsky is from Dominion sired by England and plans for a stallion career are being formulated.
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Dogwood Farm
Domynsky
W. Cothran Campbell
Dogwood
Pimlico
Dominion
England
Kennedy and Schofield Middle School Football Tryouts
Kennedy Middle School invites seventh and eighth graders to report between 8 and 9 a.m. on Monday August 11 for sign ups and to bring a birth certificate. For details contact Coach Earl Adams at 649 6343 or 648 8905. Schofield Middle School football players should report to the gym at 8 30 a.m. on Monday August 11 with tee shirts and tennis shoes.
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Kennedy Middle School
Earl Adams
Schofield Middle School
Murphree Advances in Bankers First Petersburg Tennis
North Augustan player Ryan Murphree dominated the first round at the Bankers First Petersburg Racquet Club Junior Tournament defeating William Porubsky 6 0 6 0 in the 12 singles.
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Augusta
North
Second Annual Aiken County Cancer Softball Tournament Dates
The event will be held at Harrison Caver Field on August 15 and 16 as a one pitch tournament for men and women. Entry fees are $50 for men and $40 for women plus two softballs, with a August 10 deadline. Contact Ronnie Young at 593-3893 for details.
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Aiken County
Harrison Caver Field
Ronnie Young
Walton Benz and Postlewart Share Henredon Lead
Robin Walton Amy Benz and Kathy Postlewart each shot 68 to hold a one stroke edge after the opening round of the Henredon Classic in High Point North Carolina. Defending champion Nancy Lopez shot 71 in her return from a seven month layoff after giving birth to her second daughter.
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High Point
N.C
Robin Walton
Amy Benz
Kathy Postlewart
Nancy Lopez
Willow Creek Country Club
Kathy Postlewait
JoAnne Carner
Kris Monaghan
Beverly Kiass
Laurie Rinker
Betsy King
Debbie Massey
Rosie Jones
Cindy Mackey
Three Share Lead In Western Amateur Round Two
Randy Sonnier Jim Benepe and Bill Lundeen shared the second round lead at 2 under par 140 in the Western Amateur at Point O Woods Country Club Benton Harbor Michigan. The trio is among 57 players who survived the cut at 148 on the 6 884 yard par 71 layout.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Randy Sonnier
Woodland
Texas
Jim Benepe
Sheridan
Wyo
Bill Lundeen
Findlay
Ohio
Point O’woods Country Club
Point O'Woods Country Club
Greg Parker
Timothy Straub
Robert Huxtable
Todd Hamilton
Eduardo Herrera
John Hughes
Barry Fabyan
Scott Gump
Robert Friend
John Pallin
E.J. Pfister
Tom Harding
Chris Kite
Douglas Farr
Lane leads PLM Open with course-record 65 in Sweden
Englishman Barry Lane shot a course-record 65 at Falsterbo to lead the PLM Open in Falsterbo Sweden with six birdies on the 6885 yard seaside course. Greg Turner Emmanuel Dussart Rick Hartmann and Bob E Smith tied for second at 68 in the first round. John Alexander dies at 9 at Birchwood Nursing Home in Edison New Jersey.
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Falsterbo
Sweden
Barry Lane
Lane
Jose Rivera
Spain
Ove Sellberg
Greg Turner
New Zealand
Emmanuel Dussart
France
Rick Hartmann
Bob E. Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Inverness Club Course
Greg Norman
Craig Stadler
Phil Blackmar
Gary Koch
Wayne Grady
Peter Jacobsen
Wayne Levi
Ronnie Black
Larry Mize
Bob Gilder
Bruce Lietzke
Bobby Wadkins
Gene Sayers
Fred Couples
Jay Haas
Mike Hulbert
David Frost
Jeff Sluman
Scott Simpson
Donnie Hammond
Jack Nicklaus
Payne Stewart
Dave Stockton
Davis Love Ill
J.C. Snead
Mike Sanfilippo
D.A. Weibring
Mike Reid
Lennie Clements
Tommy Nakajima
Dave Barr
Ken Green
Lanny Wadkins
Dan Pohl
Jodie Mudd
Ian Woosnam
Andy North
David Edwards
Tom Kite
Danny Edwards
Mac O'Grady
Mike Sullivan
Howard Clark
Paul Azinger
Peter Oakley
Jay Overton
Buddy Gardner
Tom Watson
Mark Lye
Bob Tway
Calvin Peete
Johnny Miller
Ben Crenshaw
Scott Hoch
Jose-Maria Canizares
Howard Twitty
Ken Brown
Tom Purtzer
Bernhard Langer
Doug Tewell
Fuzzy Zoeller
Tim Simpson
Mark Hayes
Lonnie Nielsen
Pat Fitzsimons
Massy Kuramoto
Clarence Rose
Isao Aoki
Roger Maltbie
Mark O'Meara
Bob Murphy
Hal Sutton
George Burns
Barry Jaeckel
Larry Gilbert
Scott Bess
Larry Nelson
Joey Sindelar
Kenny Knox
Curtis Strange
Andrew Magee
Ed Dougherty
Kevin Morris
Lynn Janson
Mike Schlueter
Mike Donald
Seve Ballesteros
Jim Colbert
Andy Bean
Bob Lohr
Bill Schumaker
David Duschane
Rick Vershure
Arnold Palmer
Mark Wiebe
Hubert Green
David Graham
Nick Price
Dan Halldorson
Ken Allard
T.M. Chen
Mark McNulty
Jim White
Ray Freeman
Larry Webb
Manuel Pinero
Ossie Moore
Robert Hoyt
Charlie Epps
Brad Faxon
Gary Hardin
Jeff Foxx
Larry Rinker
Bob Leaver
Larry Babica
Leonard Thompson
Dwight Nevil
Gr Jones
Dan Orsman
Bill Glasson
Rick Acton
Paul Way
Gary Robinson
Ron Wells
Paul Wise
Gordon J. Brand
Peter Senior
Grant Turner
Bell Brothers Ordered to Report to Duluth Prison
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Mike Bell and his twin brother Mark must report to the Federal Prison Camp in Duluth Minnesota by 2 PM Monday to begin four month sentences for attempted possession of cocaine and using a telephone to facilitate distribution.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City Chiefs
Mike Bell
Mark
Minnesota
Bells
Duluth
Minn
Neyer Wins seventh straight national 1 meter title
Megan Neyer claimed her seventh consecutive national 1 meter title at the U S Diving Championships scoring 473.55 points to lead after the seventh round. Wendy Wyland and Wendy Lucero finished second and third with 444.54 and 439.69 points respectively.
USFL frees players to seek NFL or other leagues
After 12 hours of talks, the USFL and the players association freed all players from contracts. About 30 with guaranteed deals, including Jim Kelly and Kelvin Bryant, can pursue NFL or other football careers immediately. Herschel Walker announced he will seek an NFL contract with Dallas.
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Washington
USFL
Jim Kelly
Buffalo
Kelvin Bryant
Herschel Walker
Rights holdings list for 47 USFL players across NFL teams
A compiled roster shows 47 USFL players whose rights are held by NFL clubs, detailing each player's position, USFL team, and the NFL team holding their rights. Notable names include Jim Kelly, Herschel Walker, and Doug Williams among others, with rights spread across multiple franchises and positions.
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USFL
Kelvin Bryant
Baltimore
Washington
Barney Bussey
Memphis
Cincinnati
Howard Carson
Arizona
Los Angeles Rams
Clarence Collins
San Diego
Joe Conwell
San Francisco
Derrick Crawford
Kiki de Ayala
Dwight Crane
Buffalo
Irv Eatman
Kansas City
James Farr
Orlando
Los Angeles Raiders
Scott Fitzkee
Doug Flutie
New Jersey
Chris Foote
Tampa Bay
New York Giants
William Fuller
Fred Gilbert
Denver
Mel Gray
New Orleans
Andy Hawkins
Jerry Holmes
New York Jets
van Hughes
Pittsburgh
George Jamison
Detroit
Gregg Johnson
Seattle
Mike Johnson
Cleveland
Vaughn Johnson
Jacksonville
Joey Jones
Birmingham
Atlanta
Kerry Justin
Mark Keel
New England
Jim Kelly
Pete Kugler
Bobby Leopold
Walter Lewis
Don Maggs
Houston
Gerald McNiell
Alvin Powell
Tim Riordan
St. Louis
Tommy Robison
Lupe Sanchez
Orland
Rickey Sanders
Reggie Smith
Jeff Spek
Dallas
Cliff Stoudt
Malcolm Taylor
Clarence Verdin
Herschel Walker
Kirby Warren
Alphonzo Williams
Racing headlines from Pimlico Del Mar Ellis Park Thistledown and Monmouth
Afflatus overtakes Roman Holiday by a half length to win Pimlico’s Recluse Purse. Perfect Match narrowly wins the Del Mar feature for older fillies and mares. Anna Lisa Beth leads late to take Ellis Park’s feature. Buckeye Gal wins Thistledown’s seventh race by two lengths. Girl Powder dominates Monmouth Park feature by six lengths.
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Baltimore
Roman Holiday
Pimlico
del Mar
Calif
Henderson
Anna Lisa Beth
Ellis Park
North Randall
Ohio
Buckeye Gal
Thistledown
Oceanport
Girl Powder
Princess Don Don
Monmouth Park
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Henredon
Edison
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John Alexander
Birchwood
Bell Brothers
Neyer
McEnroe
Stratton Mountain
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Peter Fleming
Jimmy Connors
Peru
Pablo Arroyo
Canada
Martin Laurendeau
Jonathan Canter
Andre Agassi
Scott Davis
U.S
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Antonio Pacheco
Antonio Munoz
USA
Jorge Valdes
Gilbert Heredia
University of Arizona
NFL
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Peter Johnson
Cowboys
Kelly
Joe Ferguson
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S.C. Amateur
Dennis Woodbury
Sports Transactions
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Tony Arnold
Rochester
Tom Dodd
Seattle Mariners
Jim Beattie
Steve Fireovid
Calgary
Toronto Blue Jays
Cliff Johnson
Cecil Fielder
Syracuse
SAN Francisco Giants
Mike Krukow
National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Lakers
Billy Thompson
National Football League
Houston Oilers
Joe Dixon
Ken Lacy
Mark Gehring
Matt Harlem
Jack Lester
Indianapolis Colts
Jon Hand
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Thai Ivory
Joe Jones
Carl Sullivan
Enrico Tipton
Hockey National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Lee Norwood
St. Louis Blues
Larry Trader
Jacques Martin
Montreal Canadiens
Bob Gainey
Lauri Peterson
Kathy Whitworth
Jane Geddes
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Jody Rosenthal
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