Mount View's Wray named Class AAA all state baseball
Jerry Wray of Mount View is selected for the Class AAA All-State Baseball Team. The junior outfielder hit .351 with 20 steals and one error while also playing football and basketball this season for the Golden Knights. Teammates Tim Harmon and Lee Davis receive honorable mention, as does Princeton’s Craig Riffe.
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Dodgers Pitcher Howe Fined $300 for Late Arrival
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Steve Howe was fined 300 dollars after arriving three hours late to Dodger Stadium for a game against the Houston Astros. Howe blamed a late-placed car-key mishap by his wife and said he rode an 80 dollar cab from Agoura to reach the park, arriving in the seventh inning and warming up in the ninth. Manager Tom Lasorda downplayed the incident, calling it a common mishap, while Howe quipped about a stolen wedding ring during the same weekend.
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Yankees weigh Willie Randolph for Alan Wiggins trade
George Steinbrenner reportedly explored trading Willie Randolph for Alan Wiggins amid concerns about Wiggins cocaine problems. The talks followed anger over an error by Randolph in a 4-1 loss to Toronto and were described as speculative by Yankees official Joe Safety.
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Arizona Outlaws fire Pollard and Schmidt in coaching shakeup
Phoenix based United States Football League club announces the dismissal of defensive coordinator Donald Deek Pollard and defensive assistant Pat Schmidt. No reason given. friction with head coach Frank Kush cited as factor. Teerlinck had been fired earlier after a flight incident. Arizona finished 8-10 after a 38-28 loss to Memphis. Kush says staff will be reevaluated for 1986.
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WTBS to televise WVU Maryland football clash
WTBS will broadcast the West Virginia at Maryland football game on September 21 from College Park. Rex Lardner, WTBS Sports Director, said the game is part of four college matchups in the station’s first month slate including Oregon at Washington State August 31, Oklahoma State at Washington September 7, and Pittsburgh at Ohio State September 14.
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Braves at Astros: late-night 8:35 p.m. broadcast
Professional baseball on WTBS features the Atlanta Braves visiting the Houston Astros at 8:35 p.m. local time. The game spots the teams in a primes matchup with national cable coverage.
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Satterfield's Golf Rise After Winter Slump
Todd Satterfield, a Bluefield native and Georgia sophomore, returns to form after a brutal slump. The 17 year old prodigy tied for second in the Daily Telegraph tourney, won State Juniors, and aims to dominate State Amateur and Open events while seeking a third Fincastle Championship and a sub par Telegraph round.
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Stallions end Herschel Walker streak in upset win
The Birmingham Stallions defeated the New Jersey Generals 14 to 6 in an Eastern Conference clash. Walker was limited to 73 yards on 25 carries, ending his 11 game streak of 100 yard rushing games. Walker finished the season with 2411 yards on 438 carries, a new USFL single season mark. The Generals still host a playoff game Monday against Baltimore or Denver depending on Houston’s result.
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Pirates' Candelaria waives trade rights amid talks with three clubs
Disgruntled pitcher John Candelaria has waived his 5-and-10 rights and is in trade talks with three teams, with Pirates GM Joe Brown stating he expects a move soon. Candelaria has slumped late, owns a 1-3 mark in 25 appearances with a 4.22 ERA and seven saves, and recently allowed a ninth inning homer to Juan Samuel in a 5-2 loss to the Phillies.
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Sports schedule and golf leaders add to mixed late notes
A long list of baseball and USFL playoff times is paired with golf tour standings. It notes Wednesday games for Chicago at Oakland and other pairings, plus USFL quarterfinals and semifinals schedule. The Georgia Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic ends with leaders in scoring, driving, greens in regulation and putting averages.
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Concord to Host Cheerleading Clinic in Centennial Hall
Concord College cheerleaders will hold a cheerleading clinic on Thursday June 27 in Centennial Hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The $10 fee excludes lunch. Registration runs 8:30 to 9 a.m. Bring a lunch or buy in the cafeteria. Send name age class phone school and address to Concord College Mrs Georgia S Kelley Box 21 Athens WV 24712.
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Beckford tops Budd at Ulster Games in Belfast
American miler Darlene Beckford clocked 8:58.40 in the 3000 meters to finish 15 meters ahead of Britain's Zola Budd at Mary Peters Stadium. The Harvard psychology graduate, 23, improved her previous best by about 16 seconds while Budd struggled in her specialty event before 7,000 spectators. Beckford had initially aimed for the 1500 or 800, but chose the 3000 due to weak field.
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Padres' Hawkins eyes rematch with Dodgers
San Diego ace Andy Hawkins aims to settle a score against the Los Angeles Dodgers after suffering his first loss of the season. Once 11-1 and undefeated since last September, Hawkins vows realism and seeks a win in Tuesday's game in San Diego.
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