DSA Swimmers Edge Jasper In City Meet At Aquadome
The Decatur Swim Association defeated Jasper 266 to 233 at the Aquadome in swimming. DSA divers fell 43 to 23. Next event is Tuesday against Cullman at 5 p.m. at the Aquadome with diving lineup listed.
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Decatur Swim Association
DSA
Jasper
Aquadome
Cullman
Swimming and Baseball Highlights From Regional Meet
Readout covers DSA swimming results with multiple age groups and events. Named athletes include Jay Cotter Linda Marmann Michael Marmann Tracy Rogers and Charlie Marmann along with team notes from AMERICAN LEAGUE standings and Thursday-Friday game results across Chicago Milwaukee Oakland Boston California New York Kansas City Baltimore and Texas.
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Jay Cotter
Linda Marmann
Michael Marmann
Tracy Rogers
Steve Green
Charlie Marmann
DSA
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Vuckovich
Brown
Ryan
Fidrrych
Blyleven
Alan Burkett
Steve Rogers
John Baxter
Diane Paulson
Becky Hill
Mark Brown
John Osterlund
Robbie Clay
John Johnson
Wilson Craig
Jan Flowe
Deb Marmann
Pee Sard
Felicia Bivens
Bradley Meadows
John Jenkins
Ellen Coffey
Pam Vaughn
Linda Hines
Susan Terry
Amy Baxter
Barry Boshell
Steve McClendon
Mike Marmann
Stewart Roper
Giste Athletic Association of Cension
Tina Seagle Nies
University of New Mexico
Troy State
Curtis Strange
Liz Coffey
Vance Heafner
North Carolina State
Hancock
Michelle Quarles
Sean Raths
Florida
Patty Marmann
Tim Simpson
Janey Walker
Georgia
Jim Becker
Paul Reynolds
Janey Walker Ante
Michelle Quarles Girateutearn
Tommy Hinds
Rick Karbowski
Will Lewis
Alabama
Bernie Walker
Bob Byman
Patricia Walker
Wake Forest
Aie
Ata
Steve Brown
East Tenness State
Nancy Mitchell
Jay Haas
Tina A
Don Shirey
Patricia Walker Searais
Gary Pinns
Je ‘Sandy Shealy
Georgia Southern
Gregg Hill
Bill Chapman
Cathy Rhodes
Wilson
Jam ‘Wallace
Greg Hill
John Johnson Wilson Craig
Eliz Coffey
M. Buttgereit
Marquette Star Jerome Whitehead Booed in Brazil Tour
Jerome Whitehead describes a hostile tour stop in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo where about 25,000 fans booed and threw cups and garbage. He compares the reception to Notre Dame while Lou Holtz comments on Jets plans as optimistic and like a crossword puzzle with a pen.
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Jerome Whitehead
Marquette
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Notre Dame
Lou Holtz
New York Jets
Long Island
Free-for-all erupts as Tanana brushes Horton in Angels Tigers clash
One year ago today a barroom style brawl broke out between the California Angels and Detroit Tigers after Angel pitcher Frank Tanana brush-pitched Willie Horton, sending Horton to the dirt twice. No other details provided.
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Detroit Tigers
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Frank Tanana
Detroit
Willie Horton
Fred Marti
Grand Blanc
Michigan
Kentucky
Georgia
Ned Garves
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Bagel twins Solomon and Dibbs reach French Open semis at Roland Garros
Harold Solomon and Eddie Dibbs, two petite competitors nicknamed the bagel twins, advanced to the French Open semifinals after Solomon defeated Guillermo Vilas 6 1 0 4 7 6 6 1 and Dibbs moved past Adriano Panatta. They emphasize grit over size as they aim for a final against stars like Arthur Ashe or Bjorn Borg.
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Eddie Dibbs
Solomon
Dibbs
Arthur Ashe
Bjorn Borg
Tony Trabert
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Adriano Panatta
Borg
Roland Garros
Florida
Miami Beach
Cardenal's bold gamble powers Cubs past Braves 7-6
Jose Cardenal homered twice and hit a triple as Chicago erased a five-run fifth inning deficit with a key gamble at home plate. He scored on a daring play that sparked a five-run frame, helping the Cubs end a six-game skid against Atlanta. Rick Monday and Pete LaCock added RBI hits as Chicago pulled ahead. Wind at 25 mph aided offense and Steve Renko earned the win.
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Jose Cardenal
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Jose
Dave Bristol
Braves
Bristol
Cardenal
Rick Monday
Bill Madlock
Darrel Chaney
Chaney
Madlock
Cubs
Jerry Morales
Pete LaCock
Steve Swisher
Cub
Jim Marshall
Marshall
Oscar Zamora
Steve Renko
Renko
Rowland Office
Jim Wynn
Atlantas
Ken Henderson
Earl Williams
Jerry Royster
Dick Ruthven
Dave Rosello
Ruthven
Roselle
Blue Gray tennis tournament upsets narrow leads
At Montgomery Alabama two upsets marked Thursday action in the Blue Gray tennis event as men quarterfinals and women's semifinals proceeded at the O Conner center with most top players still in contention Hagey Butler and Blue Gray upset results highlighted the day in a tightly contested field.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Conner Tennis Center
Chico Hagey
Stanford
Tim Noonan
Springfield
Ohio
Noonan
Patrick duPre
Annistorr
DuPre
New Mexico State
Tim Garcia
Betsy Butler
Augusta
Linda Wert
Mobile
Crissy Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Ann Etheridge
Birmingham
Nancy Ornstein
Washington, D.C
Jodi Applebaum
University of Miami
Ornstein
Elise Doherty
Little Rock
Ark
Applebaum
Phyllis Blackwell
Terry Moor
Monroe
Southern California
Chris Lewis
North Carolina State
John Sadii
Alabama
Jeff Robinson
Hank Pfister
San Jose State
John James
Rain Cuts 400 Trials at Riverside in Wake of Rain
Rain shortened the opening practice for the Riverside 400 NASCAR event as David Pearson posted a first-time metric pace of 175.976 kph driving the Wood Brothers Mercury, aiming to challenge the pole record set by Bobby Allison at 180.853 kph. Other top times were logged by Benny Parsons, Bobby Allison, Buddy Baker and Darrell Waltrip as rain delayed track opening and practice resumed later.
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Calif
David Pearson
Pearson
Riverside International Raceway
Wood Brothers Mercury
Bobby Allison
Benny Parsons
Buddy Baker
Darrell Waltrip
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