Quintier Leads 1980 All Area Baseball Team Card
Seven area schools placed players on the 1980 All Area high school baseball team with Mount View and Beaver leading the list each securing three selections. Richlands and Graham earned two apiece while Big Creek Peterstown and Princeton had one each. John Quintier of Graham earns honorary captaincy as top vote getter. Jeff Clayburne Richlands tops batting at .516. Tim Brammer Mount View leads pitching with behind the scenes.
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Stubby Currence
John Smith
Mount View
Beaver
Jim Aliff
Bob Karnes
Princeton
Peterstown
Steve Newberry
Ergie Smith
Welch
Tom Ferrell
Carl Mams
Wytheville
Bill Kinser
Graham
Jim Pauley
Mullens
Sonny Phillips
W.L
Stubby) Currence
Jeff Clayburne
Richlands
John Quintier
Jeff Light
John Law
Tim Brammer
Mike Hartzog
Rick Lopez
John
Todd Heldreth
Todd
Kevin Baylor
Big Creek
Kevin
Tazewell's Young Faces His First Season Away From The Gridiron
Daily Telegraph sports writer Buddy Young, a Tazewell native and former Bulldog two way tackle, returns home after Emory and Henry to coach Tazewell High football. He led through 1976 to 1979 but posted a 15 25 record before stepping down after the 1979 season amid pressure to win.
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Tazewell
Daily Telegraph
Buddy Young
Young
Bulldogs
Tazewell High
Dave Rider
Emory & Henry
Rider
SWD
Lester Jones
Mahaffey Captures Kemper Open Lead With Final Hole Birdie
John Mahaffey fired a 3 under 67 to grab the 54 hole lead at the Kemper Open in Bethesda. He sank a 25 foot double breaking birdie on the final hole for a 207 total as Lee Trevino stood second at 208.
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Bob Green
Bethesda
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Congressional Country Club
Lee Trevino
Charlotte
N.C
National Capital
Jack Newton
Mike Morley
Gil Morgan
Newton
Morgan
Morley
Hale Irwin
Jeff Mitchell
Phoenix
Irwin
Mitchell
Umpires Move To Oust Madlock Over Swinging Strike
Umpires plan to eject Pittsburgh's Bill Madlock from every game he appears in starting Friday in New York after his suspension for striking an umpire. NL president Chub Feeney disputes the action while Bowie Kuhn weighs the matter.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bill Madlock
New York
National League
Chub Feeney
Richie Phillips
Major League Baseball Umpires’ Association
Chuck Tanner
Pirates
NBC
Boston
Montreal
Madlock
Gerry Crawford
Crawford
Tanner
Major League Baseball
Yarborough Captures Pole at Texas World Speedway
Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville SC earned the pole at Texas World Speedway for Sundays 186700 dollar NASCAR 400, clocking 170.709 mph despite saying he faced bad luck and rough track conditions. He sits third in NASCAR points behind Earnhardt and Petty, with a Carolina 500 win and seven top tens in 13 events. He blamed a series of misfortunes including a broken rotary button on his distributor cap after leading the Atlanta 500.
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College Station
Texas
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Texas World Speedway
Yarborough
Tws
Cale
Dale Earnhardt
Richard Petty
Rockingham
N.C
Nascar
Carolina
Dan Lloyd Battles With Lymph Cancer
New York Giants linebacker Dan Lloyd faces a two year battle with cancer in which he accepts missing the 1980 and 1981 seasons. He projects a 90 percent chance of full recovery while focusing on family and returning to football after treatment. Lloyd had emerged as a strong special teams player and starter before tearing his knee late last season.
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East Rutherford
N.J
New York Giants
Dan Lloyd
Lloyd
Jennifer
Ray Perkins
Qualifying Round Postponed by Rain for Telegraph Tournament
The second annual Daily Telegraph Singles Tournament qualifying was delayed by rain and rescheduled for today at 9 30 a.m. and 11 a.m. If again rained out players must set new match times and report results by Wednesday June 4. The opening round of 32 begins Friday June 6 with finals Sunday June 8. Oscar Neece of Pound Virginia beat Powell Johnson of Pulaski Virginia 6 2 6 2 in one Friday match.
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Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Oscar Neece
Pound
Powell Johnson
Pulaski
Fragments of jokes and quips from a 20th century column
A jumble of anecdotes and wry lines. A wife seeks divorce after 62 years of marriage, citing Enough is enough. Buff notes leaders seek principle with reward. Jests poke at courtship, economics, and family roles with dry humor and blunt wit.
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Kemper
Tom Watson
J.C. Snead
Umps
Phillips
Bowie Kuhn
Feeney
Tony Kubek
Don Fehr
Players’ Association
Stubby
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