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.
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West Virginia University Athletic
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Bluefield Orioles
George Fanning
Fanning
Bowen Field
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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.
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Paul Fyffe
Bristol Tiger
Kingsport
Johnson City
Bristol
Elizabethton
Paintsville
Bluefield
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Fanning
Appy League
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Fyffe
George Steinbrenner
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