Iowa Coach Blames Soviet Coaches for Fatal Diving Accident
Los Angeles Times reports U S diving coach Bob Rydze held back from the platform during Sergei Chalibashvili’s final dive citing safety concerns. Chalibashvili suffered a coma and multiple skull fractures after hitting the 10 meter platform at the World University Games in Edmonton. Rydze urged Soviet officials to restrict dangerous dives, saying the coach bears responsibility for divers attempting risky dismounts.
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Panthers reach USFL title with 37 21 semifinal win
Michigan Panthers beat the Oakland Invaders 37 21 to secure the inaugural USFL championship berth. Bobby Hebert passed for a touchdown and ran for another as the defense forced four turnovers and a league record USFL crowd of 60 237 at the Silverdome. The Panthers will face the Philadelphia Stars in Denver for the title.
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Hebert Leads Michigan Past Invaders In USFL Clash
Hebert threw for 295 yards, connected with Anthony Carter for a late first half TD, and scored on a 1 yard run. Michigan built a 17 7 halftime lead as the Invaders battled, but turnover pressure and key scores by Lacy and Miller sealed a 31 14 win.
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Hatalsky Wins Milwaukee Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Morris Hatalsky defeats Cadle in a sudden-death playoff at the Greater Milwaukee Open for $45,000, after finishing the final round with a 66 at Tuckaway. Cadle, tied at 275, carded a 64 and tied for second. Nielsen faded to 283 for fourth.
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Trevino Wins Canadian PGA Championship With Ease
Lee Trevino strolled to a three stroke victory at Royal Quebec Golf Club in Boischatel Quebec finishing the six thousand five hundred twenty five yard course at 271. He shot 70 in the final round to beat Japan’s Tommy Nakajima by three and Canada’s Dave Barr by seven for the low Canadian title.
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Kelowna
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