Trimble Joins TVC as New Member Amid League Expansion
Trimble will join the TVC after six years as an independent. The process ends years of seeking league inclusion, with unanimous approval from league president Jim Carpenter. Trimble gains eligibility in all sports by next fall except football and basketball, and may face Belpre or Warren Local for scheduling.
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Mobbs Named MVP as FH Leads Tri-Valley All Conference
Federal Hocking senior Jim Mobbs wins Tri-Valley Conference MVP after a 11-3 pitching record and 1.47 ERA. He batted .368 with four homers, 28 RBIs and 28 steals as FH tops league at 9-1 and lands four players on the 18-man all league squad. Other repeat honorees include Tim Turrill Alexander Tom Sizemore Belpre Don Poston Federal Joe Brooker and Doug Campbell Nelsonville York and Dave Reynolds Warren.
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Cowboys Pay Top Draft Pick Tony Dorsett Million Dollar Deal
Dallas coach Tom Landry says teams must pay top players to land them. Tony Dorsett, winner of the Heisman, becomes the Cowboys first million dollar player as contract talks remain confidential. Agent Mike Trope notes the five year, 1.2 million deal set Dorsett’s market value.
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Petty cash buys shape White Sox signing spree
Bill Veeck signed Royle Stillman Steve Stone Eric Soderholm and Tim Nordbrook using petty cash while Stone produced seven innings for his fourth straight win in a 4-3 victory over Milwaukee. Soderholm and Nordbrook sit at .315 and .300 though not in the lineup.
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Ex Open Champ Takes Atlanta Lead
Former U S Open champion Lou Graham birdied the final two holes to post a six under par 66 and take a two shot lead in the Atlanta Golf Classic as the opening round resumed after a storm. Dave Stockton and Jerry McGee tied for second at 68, Hale Irwin stumbled to 70, while David Graham led a group finishing Thursday with a 68.
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Atlanta
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Sixers Face Criticism as Portland Series Opens
In Philadelphia, the 76ers grapple with teamwork and defense amid a contentious playoff clash with Portland. Bibby contributed 15 points and six assists in the first half as Portland built an 18 point lead, while a fourth quarter brawl involved players and about 100 spectators.
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Sixers Rout Blazers as Collins Ejected in Portland Tilt
Philadelphia built leads at 31-26 after the first, then 61-43 at halftime as Portland faltered. Doug Collins led the 76ers with 27 points and Julius Erving added 20 while Maurice Lucas and Portland quit their inside game, shooting 35.6 percent. Walton had 17 points and 16 rebounds but Portland failed to mount a comeback.
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Big Money Paths for 1992 Olympic Hopefuls
AP Sports Writer explains that most Olympic athletes peak briefly and then fade, while a few lucrative fields like basketball dominate salaries. USOC adviser Bob Paul outlines age and sport emphasis for hopefuls, noting team handball’s small base and the appeal of rapid national trials.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
Bruce Jenner
America
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