Jerry West Honored as NBA Executive of the Year 1995
The West Virginia University alumnus and longtime Laker figure is celebrated for his loyalty, teamwork emphasis, and talent evaluation. In an ESPN interview he credits chemistry and care among players for sustained Show Time Lakers success.
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Jim Nelson Leads Daily Telegraph Columnists
Jim Nelson writes a regular column for the Daily Telegraph offering commentary on politics and society with a concise, opinionated voice. He references current events and public figures while shaping readers' perspectives through sharp analysis.
Wargo wins Dallas Reunion Pro-Am by seven strokes
Tom Wargo, once an iron worker and bartender, shot 1 under par 71 for a 64 64 69 197 total to win the Dallas Reunion Pro-Am by seven at Oak Cliff Country Club. The 52-year-old claimed $82,500 from a $590,000 purse, his third Senior PGA Tour victory in under three years, as Dave Eichelberger, Dave Stockton, Jim Albus, Bruce Summerhays and Brian Barnes chased.
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Season Opens as Reds and Orioles Host Home Games
The 1995 Appalachian League kicks off with Princeton Reds and Bluefield Orioles hosting openers at Hunnicutt and Bowen fields. A young Bluefield squad faces the Burlington Indians at Bowen Field, while veteran manager Andy Etchebarren aims to push Baltimore’s affiliate back to the post season amid a rebuilding year.
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Indians visit Orioles as Reds host Phillies in openers
Bluefield hosts the Indians at 7 p.m. with Brad Crills Todd LaRocca and Sidney Ponson anchoring a Gulf Coast League import pitching staff. Denio Gabriel returns to infield leadership as Princeton Red hosts Martinsville at 7 p.m. Reds raise championship flag. Brad Kelley replaces John Stearns as Reds manager.
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Pavin Wins Open at Shinnecock Hills in Major Triumph
Corey Pavin captured the U S Open at Shinnecock Hills with a final round 68 to finish at even par 280, two strokes ahead of Greg Norman who faltered to a 73. Norman finished tied for second with Tom Lehman after a late double bogey. Pavin clinched the title amid pressure and celebration on the 18th green.
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Labonte Wins Miller Genuine Draft 400 At Michigan
Bobby Labonte overcomes Jeff Gordon to win the 200-lap Miller Genuine Draft 400 at Michigan International Speedway. After a late restart, Gordon briefly overtakes but Labonte retakes the lead on lap 188 and holds off the seat as debris prompts eight cautions. Gordon, top of the season standings with three victories, pressures Labonte on lap 192 but cannot pass.
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Sheehan bags Rochester crown for fourth time
Patty Sheehan clinched the Rochester International by four strokes at Locust Hill, firing a 2-under 70 to finish 10-under 278. Sherri Steinhauer ran second at 282 after a 73, with Pam Wright third at 283 following a 67 finale. Helen Alfredsson tied for fourth at 285. Alice Ritzman in a four-way tie for fifth at 286.
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Huggins withdraws from Miami opening
Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins withdrew his candidacy for the Miami Heat coaching job saying he prefers to stay at the University of Cincinnati. He noted his commitment to building UC into the best program and said the Heat never offered a contract.
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