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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1981

Page

13

WVU Officials Used Mountaineer Fund For Various Expenditures

West Virginia University athletic officials drew on the Mountaineer Illustrated Fund to pay for country club memberships moving expenses media hosting and other costs. The Morgantown Dominion Post obtained records via a state FOIA showing at least 500 memberships to Pines Country Club for two administrators and numerous payments for meals lodging and travel including moving bills for Brad Rothermel and a media day golf event.

Morgantown W.va West Virginia University Athletic Mountaineer Illustrated Fund WVU Foundation Inc Morgantown Dominion Post The Pines Country Club Paul Miller Ed Pastilong Pines Dick Martin Martin Lakeview Country Club Don Nehlen Gale Catlett Lakeview Meadowlands Hilton New Jersey Syracuse Flame Steak House Brad Rothermel Allied van Lines O.J. White Holiday Inn Rothermel Vic Martinsburg the Pines Gene Budig WVU John Merriam Kaw Budig Nehlen Harry Ernst University of Kansas

Cadle Takes Early Westchester Lead After 1st Round

George Cadle shot a 67 to lead the Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Golf Classic as wind and rough challenged players at Westchester Country Club. Gil Morgan, Gibby Gilbert, Bruce Douglass, Lee Elder and others trailed by one stroke, with Fuzzy Zoeller, Tim Simpson, Bill Kratzert and Craig Stadler at 69 and defending champion Curtis Strange at 73.

Bob Green Harrison N.Y George Cadle Cadle Gil Morgan Gibby Gilbert Bruce Douglass Lee Elder Atlanta Westchester Country Club New York Fuzzy Zoeller Tim Simpson Bill Kratzert Craig Stadler Ray Floyd Gary Player Curtis Strange Johnny Miller Bruce Lietzke Mark McCumber Jim Roger Maltbie Tom Weiskopf Lon Hinkle Hanover Larry Ziegler Bobby Clampett Robert Seligman Chester Country Club Jim Simons Tom Purtzer Jum Colbert Bob Byman Calvin Peete Mike Holland Ed Dougherty Bob Shearer Bill Lyte Doug Sanders Pat McGowan Ed Sabo Bill Caffee Jaime Gonzalez Ron Streck Jm F Tim Norris John Mazza Bob Eastwood Howard Twitty Bob Cox Dave Eichelberger Bob Heins Bob EF. Smith Mark Lye Fred Couples Frank Conner Jimmy Paschal Joe Inman Keith Fergus Peter Jacobsen Jerry Pate Mike Smith Allan Strange Andy North Stan Altgelt Beau Baugh Don Pooley Gary Trivisonno Mike Donald Red Curl Jay Haas Rik Massengale Lyn Lott Raymond Floyd Bobby Nichols Pat Lindsey Bill Rogers Dave Stockton Frank Beard Isao Aoki Tom Kite Rex Caldwell Charles Co Jerry McGee J.C. Snea Lou Graham Ed Fiori Mike McCullough Richie Adham Jack Renner Jim Wright Loren Roberts Jim Nelford Forrest Ferler Buddy Gardner Don Levin Yac Hubert Green Dana Quigley Gary Wintz Bob Murphy John Schroeder Mark O'Meara Leonard Thompson Jim Booros George Burns Scott Watkins Mike Reid Brad Bryant

Rose Predicts Baseball Return as He Pursues Record

Pete Rose, 40, spoke after a game with hopes to still break a record this season. He joked about playing again despite a looming strike, and reflected on how fans and his family reacted to the near-miss. Musial offered congratulations, and Rose teased matchups with Gaylord Perry and Phil Niekro as potential hits. If a strike occurs, he plans to return home to Cincinnati to train on college and Little League fields.

Page 13 Rose Nolan Ryan Cincinnati

Riggins Returns for Redskins Minicamp After Salary Dispute

Redskins running back John Riggins, 31, returns to Redskin Park for minicamp after a year away over a $300,000 salary dispute. He said he’s back to play football, pending next week's arbitration ruling, with coach Joe Gibbs expressing delight at the surprise appearance.

Washington Washington Redskins John Riggins Redskins Riggins Redskin Park Ed Garvey National Football League Players Association Redskin Joe Gibbs Garvey NFL Gibbs John New York Jets Jack Pardee Joe Washington Terry Metcalf Mark May Coy Bacon Bacon Beathard

Coe targets four world records in 81 season

Sebastian Coe seeks four world marks by season end after breaking his 800 meters record in Florence. The Olympic 1500 meters champion plans to reclaim the 1500 and mile records from Steve Ovett, and believes he can go faster with strong late laps and competitive racing. He notes Florence wind cleared and cites Don Paige as a potential challenger to press him further.

London Sebastian Coe Florence Italy Steve Ovett

Adams Leads LPGA Championship with 66 Despite Toe Injury

Lynn Adams shot a 6 under par 66 to lead the LPGA Championship first round in Mason Ohio, despite a broken right toe from a kitchen accident. Sandra Post and Jerilyn Britz trail one stroke back with 67s on the Grizzly course, amid talk of a $122,500 potential payday for the winner and bonuses tied to consecutive major wins.

Mason Ohio Lynn Adams Sandra Post Jerilyn Britz Post Britz Jack Nicklaus Sports Center Grizzly Adams Grace Cincinnati

Fanning Better But Is League

Bluefield Orioles General Manager George Fanning, recovering from a recent heart attack, eyes a quick return to Bowens Field duties as the Appalachian League opener nears. He jokes about flowers sent by the sports staff, hoping doctors clear him to rejoin the six team league with his usual pace and humor.

Bluefield Orioles George Fanning Fanning Bowen Field Sports Department Bluefield Community Fellows George

Appy League faces price rise anger and fan doubt

Bob Foley notes rising costs under President Paul Fyffe in the Appalachian League. Fees jump from 7500 to 12000 and season-ticket books from 15 to 20 as teams must sell 600 tickets. Bristling officials fear fans cannot afford games while northern coal towns Paintsville and Bluefield may endure.

Appy Paul Fyffe Bristol Tiger Kingsport Johnson City Bristol Elizabethton Paintsville Bluefield Coal Country Ball Park Fanning Appy League Will Paintsville Fyffe George Steinbrenner Yankees

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