Probation for Kirkwood golf program after ineligible player
Kirkwood Community College accepts a one year probation from the NJCAA for using an ineligible player. Jody Chalupa of Washington Iowa played regionals while enrolled for fewer than 12 credits making him part time. The golf team is barred from qualifying for the national tournament during the 1992 93 season. Coach Ted Oglesby says other sports are unaffected and will not appeal.
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Kirkwood Community College
National Junior College Athletic Association
NJCAA
Jody Chalupa
Washington
Iowa
Chalupa
Kirkwood
Ted Oglesby
Wayne Baker
Oglesby
Valvano illness shocks friends and colleagues
ESPN analyst Jim Valvano, 46, diagnosed with cancer in the back stuns friends and prompts prayers. Dick Vitale recalls plans for a V and V Show, while ESPN and The Charlotte Observer note Valvano’s past NC State coaching NCAA issues and his bright broadcasting future.
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Valvano
Associated Press
Dick Vitale
Jim Valvano
North Carolina
Vitale
Bradenton
Fla
Michael Glance
Art Kaminsky
The
Charlotte Observer
ESPN
Steve Bornstein
Jim
Wolfpack
N.C. State
ABC
Morgan extends lead at U.S. Open amid slips by Faldo Nicklaus and Mickelson
Morgan holds a three shot lead after day two with rounds of 71 and 71 as Faldo contends with a tree scare yielding an eight and Faldo finishes two under. Nicklaus misses the cut at 151 while Mickelson slips to 81 in the second round and Daly also misses the cut at 149.
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Gil Morgan
Pebble Beach
Morgan
Forsbrand
Fred Couples
Dan Forsman
Tom Purtzer
Purtzer
Nick Faldo
England
Faldo
Jane
John Daly
Old rivals Nicklaus and Watson miss Open cut at Pebble Beach
Two golfing legends Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus failed to survive the U S Open cut at Pebble Beach after a final round that underscored aging and fading form. Watson, plagued by an erratic putter and wayward irons, shot 73 while Nicklaus endured bogey, double bogey on 18 in a 74. Watson quipped history is unfolding and Nicklaus pondered a possible final Open bid.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Nicklaus
Watson
Appeals court sinks Reynolds in Olympic bid
Reynolds 400 meter hopes faded after a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling. The court said he could not show irreparable harm from exclusion as the IAAF had barred him from Olympic competition. Reynolds faces a later hearing on the merits and a $12.5 million suit against TAC and the IAAF.
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New Orleans
Butch Reynolds
U.S
International Amateur Athletics Federation
Reynolds
Eugene E. Siler Jr
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
IAAF
Barcelona
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Siler
Athletics Congress
America
TAC
U.S. Olympic Committee
6Th Circuit
Kinneary
Steve Lewis
Danny Everett
Antonio Pettigrew
Louisiana
Papik supports NU AD pick despite not reaching finalists
Al Papik, disappointed to miss finalist status for Nebraska athletic director, says he will back the university’s choice. Interviews with finalists Bill Myles and Max Urick began, while Bill Byrne recovers from pneumonia delaying next steps. Papik expressed pride in the program but said he feels he failed Osborn, Devaney, and the athletic department.
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Omaha
Neb
University of Nebraska
al Papik
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Papik
Lincoln
Bill Myles
Ohio State
Iowa State
Max Urick
Myles
Nebraska
Urick
University of Oregon
Bill Byrne
UNL
Graham Spanier
Spanier
Osborne
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Phil Mickelson
U.S. Golf Association
Baltusrol
C.R. Reds
Waterloo
Marion
Appeals Court
Little Caesars Soccer Club
Little Ceasars Soccer Club
LCSC
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