Lou Holtz Faces Turbulent Week At Notre Dame
Syndicated column surveys Lou Holtz amid rumors of NCAA rule questions and contact with Atlanta Falcons talks. It notes past suspicions, Holtz’s temper, and defenses about Notre Dame’s ethics and his coaching philosophy while acknowledging public scrutiny over his Sexton of rumors and the Golden Dome pressures.
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Lou Holtz
Notre Dame
William & Mary
North Carolina State
New York Jets
Arkansas
Minnesota
Indiana
Jesse Helms
Lou Hix
Atlanta Falcons
Minnesota Vikings
Carl Pohlad
Foote Wins First Cadillac Cup at Evans
Augusta College alum Foote captured the Cadillac Cup at Evans after a slugfest with Michael Carousse of Aiken. He rallied with a 15-foot par at No 12 and a 20-foot birdie on No 14 to seize a one-stroke lead, then extended to two after No 15 before finishing two clear of the field despite late bogeys.
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Evans
Cadiac
Ousse
Foote
Augusta College
Carlisle
Augusta City
Taiwan Wins Little League World Series Title in Comeback
Taiwan erases early deficit to beat Shippensburg Pennsylvania 4-1 in Williamsport securing their 14th World Series crown. Sun Chao-Chi and Kuo dominate as Taiwan score four runs in late innings and Shippensburg miscues fuel the rally.
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Williamsport
Taiwan
Wang Tzuu-Tsann
Wang
Shippensburg
Icher Sun Chao-Chi
Glen Orndor
F Jr
Kuo
Shing
Shannon
Hsieh Yih-Chieh
Chen Chien-Wei
Chang Cheng-Pang
Chen Chang-Ming
Hsieh
Yang
Chen Chin-Feng
Mellett
Bobby Shannon
Buffs and Vols settle in a 31-31 Pigskin Classic tie
In Anaheim at the inaugural Pigskin Classic, No. 5 Colorado and No. 8 Tennessee battled to a 31-31 draw. Tennessee rallying behind Andy Kelly, who passed for 368 yards, while Chuck Webb ran 27 times for 131 yards and two scores. Webb’s late run left Colorado out of bounds at the 16, preventing a potential game-winning field goal.
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Calif
Colorado
Tennessee
Anaheim Stadium
Andy Kelly
Volunteers
Buffs
Chuck Webb
Webb
Johnny Majors
Arizona State's Mickelson claims U S Amateur title
Phil Mickelson, 20, of Arizona State, defeated Manny Zerman, 20, at Cherry Hills to win the 90th U S Amateur Championship. The lefthander captured 5 birdies in the afternoon, overcoming a 3 up lead and earning Open and Masters eligibility for next year.
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Phil Mickelson
Manny Zerman
Mickelson
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Arizona State
U.S
P Nickelson
Zerman
University of Arizona
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Holtz
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Schoen Rais
Terai
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Gregg Mellett
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David Orndorff
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