Knick Mike Glenn Leads Deaf Youth Camp On Long Island
Knicks guard Mike Glenn spends summer at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf guiding hearing impaired youths in basketball. He plays for the New York Knicks as a free agent, drawn to this camp by his family ties to deaf education and his Georgia high school exploits.
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Hal Bock
Mill Neck Manor
N.Y
Long Island
Mike Glenn
Glenn
Georgia School For the Deaf
Georgia
Southern Illinois
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
New York Knicks
Mill Neck Manor Lutheran School
Knicks
NBA
Eastern
Seaboard
New York
Packers Trade Luke for Reed and McClain in Falcons swap
Green Bay announces veteran strong safety Steve Luke is traded to Atlanta for Falcons strong safety Frank Reed and linebacker Dewey McClain. Luke led Green Bay in 1978 tackles and was to start his seventh season. Reed and McClain bring NFL experience as Falcons adjust their safety and linebacker corps.
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Atlanta Falcons
Frank Reed
Dewey McClain
Green Bay Packers
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Green Bay
Ohio State
Reed
McClain
Falcons
University of Washington
Strong
Bob Glazebrook
East Central Oklahoma
Packers
Bart Starr
Johnnie Gray
Steve
Starr
Mickey Fitzgerald
Falcon
Fitzgerald
Player eyes million dollar tourney amid Anheuser Busch focus
Gary Player says the 1 million dollar venture in southern Africa, set for Dec. 31, is the boldest project of his career. Five players including Nicklaus Trevino Miller Ballesteros and Player have accepted invites for the 72-hole event with a 500000 first prize.
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Gary Player
Africa
Johannesburg
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Johnny Miller
Seve Ballesteros
Player
Caponi Maintains Secret Plan for US Women's Open
Caponi, 1981 LPGA champion and 1969 and 1970 Open winner, enters the 29th USGA Women's Open at La Grange with a firm game plan. She shares confidence amid a field of 150, including Nancy Lopez Melton and defending champ Amy Alcott, and notes the course is tough yet fair, with par for the 72 holes a hopeful target.
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LA Grange
Ill
Donna Caponi
Jericho
N.Y
Caponi
Nancy Lopez-Melton
Sally Little
JoAnne Carner
Amy Alcott
Pat Bradley
Beth Daniels
Randy Whitworth
Jane Blalock
Jan Stephenson
Patty Hayes
Hollis Stacy
Patti Rizzo
Miami
Fla
Nashville
Daniel
Carner
Solomon Falls To Portes In Star Tournament Upset
In Washington, Pascal Portes upset No.5 seed Harold Solomon 1-4 6-3 6-2 to reach the third round of the Washington Star International. Top seed Ivan Lendl advanced with a 6-0 6-2 win over Corrado Barazzutti.
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France
Pascal Portes
Harold Solomon
Czechoslovakia
Ivan Lendl
Italy
Corrado Barazzutti
Paraguay
Victor Pecci
Uruguay
Diego Perez
Guillermo Vilas
Ferdi Taygan
Elliot Teltscher
Ben Testerman
Eddie Dibbs
Spain
Jose Lopez-Maeso
Stanislav Birner
Chile
Pedro Rebolledo
Erik van Dillen
Gabriel Urpi
South Carolina Open leader after 67 at Wild Dunes
Glover fired a five under par 67 to seize a three stroke lead in the 30th South Carolina Open at Wild Dunes. The Wellman Club pro in Johnsonville stood at two under par 140 after Wednesday’s round.
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Wild Dunes Golf Links
Glover
Wellman Club
Johnsonville
Nevid and Knipping set University Games swimming records
American Nick Nevid of Texas and West German Angelika Knipping won gold in the 100-meter breaststroke at the University Games. Nevid finished in 1:04.33, breaking Graham Smith's Canadian record. Knipping posted 1:14.20, surpassing Hong Shao's earlier 1:14.39.
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Bucharest
Romania
Nick Nevid
University of Texas
Angelika Knipping
Nevid
Graham Smith
Canada
Knipping
Hong Shao
Raiders Revenue Figures at Trial Corrected
The AP corrected an error from Tuesday noting that Oakland Raiders gross revenue in 1979 was $12 million, not net profit. John R. Schoemer testified the figure compared to $11.3 million average for 27 NFL teams.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Oakland Raiders
John R. Schoemer
Raiders
Knicely Leads Day One at Cherokee Lake Invitational
Jerry Knicely tops the field at Cherokee Lake Morristown Tennessee in the $60,000 BASS SCHAMPS Invitational after weighing five bass totaling 14 pounds 1 ounce on opening day.
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Morristown, Tenn
Jerry Knicely
Cherokee Lake
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