Woodard Qualifies For U.S. Amateur
John Woodard, a self employed contractor and Palmetto Golf Club member, has qualified for the U S Amateur Championship in Chicago after nearly ten tries. He looks forward to competing and meeting new people while continuing weekend golf with wife’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodard
Big City
Woodard
U.S
Chicago
Illinois
Palmetto Golf Club
Houndslake Country Club
CSRA
Csra Seniors Golf Association
North Augusta Country Club
Henry Hare
Persimmon Hill
Dick Schmidt
Houndslake
Highland Park
Earl Midgett
Highland Park Country Club
Charles Emeneker
Arne Hare
W.A. Zimmerman
George Gaudaen
Midland Valley
Houkre
Jack Séelye
Ralphan
Frank Sampson
G.A. Christopher
Roy Stern
Harold Bowman
Midland Valley Country Club
Rosemary Phillips
Janie Jones
Gloria Kirby
Paula Brown
Helen Gingrey
Louise Stribling
Clyde Brown
Fred Thompson
Oscar Ware
Tom Shealey
Eric Raines
Forrest Story
Darrell Shealey
Curtis Nichols
Mike Hadley
Bob Caulfield
Lewis Jordan
Jana Collins
Catherine Tiani
Hazel Frost
Frances Fulmer
Betty Bigham
Betty Sundberg
Helen Master
Jane Price
Houndstake Women’s Golf Association
Mary Stein
Lou Grant
Mary Wiland
Ann Benson
Pauline Weigle
Perry Honored and Stays With Braves in Atlanta
The Atlanta Braves elevated Gerald Perry after a seven for nineteen week, earning NL Player of the Week honors with a .369 average, six RBIs, a home run and a double. GM John Mullen says Perry will stay. Chris Chambliss may return Tuesday, leaving room concerns at first base and outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Gerald Perry
Richmond
Chris Chambliss
Gerald
John Mullen
Chris
Mullen
Braves
Brad Komminsk
Steroids Trigger Pan Am crackdown on weightlifters
Four weightlifters from Cuba and Canada were stripped of Pan Am medals after steroid findings. The Pan American Sports Organization announced the toughest drug crackdown in the event’s 32 year history, amid broader U S swimming wins and medal tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Cuba
Canada
Mario Vasquez Rana
Vasquez
Jack Lynch
Canadian Olympic Association
Jacques Oliger
Daniel Nunez
International Au
Can Lewis Grab Four Olympic Golds
Carl Lewis eyeing multiple events at the 1984 Olympics faces caution from Bob Beamon who warns against aiming for a four‑gold sweep. Beamon notes the era has many sprinters and advises focusing on strengths like the long jump. Beamon also promotes M M s candy and a Giant Jar Sweepstakes tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lewis
Jesse Owens
Carl
Bob Beamon
Jesse
Berlin
Helsinki
Mexico City
Lewis
Beamon
Olympic Express
Los Angeles
M&M’s
Beamon's long jump legacy and Olympic hopes
World record holder Bob Beamon reflects on his 1968 long jump leap, its lasting impact on track and field, and how Carl Lewis has pushed the sport toward greater recognition. He discusses public recognition, the science of the run up, and the drive to see a perfect jump at the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Fund
U. S
Beamon
New York
University of el Paso
Adelphi University
Garden City
N. Y
Dade County Recreation Dept
Miami
Fla
Mexico City
Emil Zatopek
Iron Man
Jesse Owens
Berlin
Mark Spitz
Munich
Lee Evans
Carl Lewis
United States
Lewis
Fox Takes Over Slumping Cubs in Manager Shift
Chicago fate shifts as Charlie Fox, 61, is named Cubs manager after Dallas Green fires Lee Elia. The team stands 54-69, 1042 games behind, having dropped eight of last ten as Green cites underperformance since the All-Star break. Green had long backed Elia before decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlie Fox
Chicago Cubs
Fox
Cubs
Dallas Green
Lee Elia
Green
Elia
Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheryl McAlister
Bogeyville
Perry
Steve Lundquist
USA
Rowdy Gaines
Rick Carey
Mark Gribble
Roy T. Bergman
Jeff Michels
Matt Gribble
Lundquist
Jonesboro
Carey
Gribble
Gaines
Mary T. Meagher
Jeff
Kostoff
Amy White
Pernell Whittaker
Norfolk
Jerry Page
Whittaker
Kenworth Minus
Bahamas
Page
Jose Magallenes
Dominican Republic
Nunez
Alfredo Blanco
Guillermo Lopez
Argentina
Jose Lozada
Puerto Rico
Caballero M. Dolcey
Colombia
Joan Wenzell
International Olympic Committee
Jack Taunton
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Cub