Clemson Recruit Says School Was Generous in Recruiting
Clemson faces NCAA recruitment probes as athletic staff defer questions to university president Bill Atchley. Recruits James Cofer and Terry Minor were released from ACC letters after missing required information, while claims allege free products and visits. University officials deny admission of violations.
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Greenville
Clemson University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bill Atchley
NCAA
Danny Ford
Tiger
James Cofer
Knoxville
Clemson
ACC
Tennessee
James
Atchley
Cofer
Greenville News
Greenville Piedmont
Post 26 Aims to Avenge Lexington Loss
Aiken Post 26 baseball heads to Lexington for an American Legion game at 8 pm hoping for rebound after a 7-1 defeat to Post 7 on June 10. Five players back from the beach boost a 4-5 record while hitting remains strong though mental errors linger.
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Lexington
West Columbia
Aiken Post 26
Post 7
Aiken
Post 26
Congaree Post 130
Cayce
Congaree
Post
Con
Garee
Umpires Seek Federal Court to Block Strike Insurance
In Philadelphia the Major League Umpires Association presses for a federal ruling to stop owners from collecting on a 50 million strike insurance policy. Judge Van Artsdalen set a 9 a.m. hearing as attorney Richie Phillips argues the issue belongs in state court.
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Philadelphia
Major League Umpires Association
Richie Phillips
Phillips
U.S. District Court
Donald van Artsdalen
Philadelphia Common Pleas
Stanley Greenberg
Greenberg
van Artsdalen
Pate Wins Memphis Classic as Career Turning Point
Jerry Pate captured the Danny Thomas Memorial Memphis Classic with a 3 under par 69 totaling 274. Bruce Lietzke and Tom Kite tied for second at 276 as Pate earned 54000 dollars and secured a spot on the U S Ryder Cup team. The win marks a potential comeback after a career lull and makes Pate the youngest to pass one million in career earnings.
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Jerry Pate
Pate
Memphis
Tenn
Danny Thomas
Colonial Country Club
Lietzke
Kite
Denis Watson
Peter Jacobsen
Watson
Jacobsen
Lee Trevino
David Thore
Trevino
Thore
U.S
Forgotten Contender Jimmy Connors at Wimbledon 1981
Jimmy Connors, once ranked No 1 for five straight years, advances to a Wimbledon quarterfinal as Borg and McEnroe surge toward a final. He defies odds at 12-1, plays on outer courts, and shows a calmer, yet still ferocious, game.
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Wimbledon
England
Bjorn Borg
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Jimbo
Mac the
Super Brat
Shirley Temple
Pires
Connors
London Bookies
Borg
McEnroe
U.S
Wimbledon Women Quarterfinals Set With Few Surprises
AP reports top seeds dominate as Chris Evert Lloyd Tracy Austin Martina Navratilova and Hana Mandlikova reach Wimbledon quarterfinals. Lloyd dominates Pasquale 6 0 6 0 while Austin and Navratilova win easily as Shriver ousts Dukie and Mandlikova leads Turnbull 4-3. Men’s trio Borg McEnroe Connors win to set Tuesday quarters.
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Wimbledon
England
Chris Evert Lloyd
Mima Jansovec
Yugoslavia
Lloyd
Tracy Austin
Pam Shriver
Austin
Martina Navratilova
Virginia Ruzici
Romania
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Wendy
Turnbull
Australia
Mandlikova
Navratilova
Maria Bueno
Billie Jean King
Evonne Goolagong
Claudia Pasquale
Bjorn Borg
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
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Darryl Meyer
Ken Moody
Robert Morris
Todd Scott
Larry Coleman
Mark Johnson
RBI
Thomas Gifford
Roger Abney
Coleman
Alan Odom
Neal Richardson
Robert Stewart
Jimmy Nicolson
Gary Hawley
Mike Derrick
Mike Areheart
Gary Jacobs
Ken Currie
Dawkins
Jimmy Bagwell
Jerry Fralick
Joel Goff
Curt Bailey
Moody
Fralick
HR Morris
New Connors
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Betsy Nagelsen
Barbara Potter
Shriver
Jo Dukie
Britain
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