Notre Dame Denies Ludicrous Holtz NCAA Claims
Notre Dame athletic director Richard Rosenthal defends Lou Holtz and Jim Strong against NCAA violation allegations as ludicrous and unfounded while Rosa lth said an NCAA probe is welcome. The report cites payments to players from Minnesota officials and notes university funds missing tied to Luther Darville and a broader firing sweep.
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Ind
Lou Holtz
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Richard Rosenthal
Pudgy Abercrombie
Jim Strong
Holtz
Strong
Rosenthal
Lou
NCAA
Abercrombie
Aliquippa
Minneapolis
Jim
LeRoy Gardner
Luther Darville
Darville
Bahamas
Paul Giel
Hawks Tour USSR for Exhibition Games and Clinics
The Atlanta Hawks depart for a four city tour in the USSR from July 20 to 31. They will practice July 21–23 at the USSR Olympic Training Center in Sukhumi, play Georgian All-Stars July 24–25, meet Lithuanian All-Stars July 27, and finish July 30 against the Soviet National Team led by Coach Mike Fratello.
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Hawks
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Republic of Georgia
Moscow
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RCM Raycom deal eyed as Iowa TV package reshapes
The article outlines the Raycom and RCM agreement affecting Iowa televised sports. It notes management shifts, spending concerns, and optimistic targets for 1988 89 with plans for Big Ten Network growth and new affiliates. It also covers tax issues and a prior contract overhaul triggering legal challenges.
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Julie Johnson
Rasmussen
Big Ten
RCM
Bill Rasmussen
ESPN
Scott
Raycom-Rcm
Raycom
Metrosports, Inc
ACM
Illinois
Rick
Dee Ray
Johnson
ACC
George Dorrington
Cedar Rapids
Chuck Lutz
Waterloo
Hawkeye
Orio
Chicago
Detroit
Iowa
Sioux City
Kmeg-Tv
University
Sports Briefs Highlight Multiple Golf and Basketball Topics
Peter Jacobsen shot 65 to lead the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic after a 65 second round. Jerry Pate Fuzzy Zoeller and Curtis Strange close behind. Donna White led the Mayflower Classic with 67 after two rounds. Jolette Law named to USA Women’s Jones Cup team in Taiwan. Lakers weigh Moses Malone acquisition as Tyson issues court matter. Boxing: Donald Curry claims WBC junior middleweight title. High School Hall of Fame honors include Bob Siddens. Chris Evert withdraws from Newport. Chicago Sting folds as MISL franchises shrink. Bret Starr case moves to tests.
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Jacobsen
Jerry Pate
Fuzzy Zoeller
Curtis Strange
Larry Mowry
Donna White
Amy Alcott
Martha Nause
University of Iowa
Jolette Law
Taiwan
Law
Florence
S.C
U.S
Los Angeles Lakers
Moses Malone
Malone
Washington Bullets
Atlanta
University of Kentucky
Dwane Casey
Emery Air Freight Corp
Casey
NCAA
Kentucky
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World Boxing Council
GianFranco Rosi
Italy
Mike Tyson
Jim Taylor
Elroy
Crazylegs
Hirsch
Chris Evert
Virginia Slims
Newport
Chicago Sting
Bret Michael Starr
Bart Starr
Associated Press
Former world champion boxing in Olympic Trials
Dar in Allen seeks Olympic glory at Concord Pavilion as he faces Anthony Hembrick in the 165 pound final. Kenneth Gould also advances to finals as part of a field that will yield six champions today and six more tomorrow. The winners reach the Caesars Palace box-offs with a shot at the Seoul Games.
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Darin Allen
U.S
Seoul
Allen
Anthony Hembrick
Kenneth Gould
Rockford
Ill
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Las Vegas
Reno
Nev
Hembrick
Angel Espinosa
Cuba
John Scully
Windsor, Conn
Jerome James
Sioux Falls
S.D
Scully
Quinn Early Signs With Chargers In NFL Deal
Former Iowa receiver Quinn Early signs a four year contract worth 850000 with the San Diego Chargers after being drafted in the third round. He totaled 106 receptions for 1845 yards and 13 touchdowns at Iowa including 63 catches for 1004 yards and 10 TDs last season.
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San Diego Chargers
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