Lawrence tennis stalwart Bob Zimmerman honored for lifelong service
Bob Zimmerman, 72, was lauded for over 50 years of involvement in tennis as a player booster and supporter. The award included lifetime membership in the Alvamar Racquet Club and a silver plaque. Zimmerman has served on the Lawrence Tennis Association board and in the Missouri Valley Tennis Association, balancing play, mentorship, and administration.
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Lawrence
Bob Zimmerman
Bob
Jay Hines
Zimmerman
Alvamar
Heart of America
Lawrence Tennis Association
LTA
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Mike Wolf
Lawrence Tennis
Alcamar
Texas foursome wins senior amateur title at Alvamar
The Texas team Hallender Procter Mosman and Twaddel fired a 667 over three days to capture the U S Senior Challenge team championship at Alvamar. Mosman won the individual title with 144 as Texas beat Florida and Connecticut. Hallender led Texas with seven birdies for a final 214.
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Lone Star State
Alvamar
Texas
U.S
Bob Hallender
John Procter
Richard Mosman
Bob Twaddel
Mosman
Hallender
Triple Crown Country Club
Kentucky
Hallende
Florida
Connecticut
Rennie Law
Law
Procter
Hullender
Twaddel
Musselman Named New KSHSAA Executive Director
Topeka Gary Musselman was named Thursday the new executive director of the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Musselman, 42, an assistant executive director for seven years, will take over July 1 1996, replacing Kaye Pearce who retired earlier this year. He has taught and coached at LaCrosse Independence Andover Beloit and Halstead.
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Topeka
Gary Musselman
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Musselman
Kshsaa
Kaye Pearce
Pearce
LaCrosse
Independence
Andover
Beloit
Halstead
Hawkins shoots .83 in junior golf event at Independence
Lawrence High senior Jake Hawkins finished 36th in the Kansas Golf Association junior championship at Independence Country Club after rounds of 77 77 83. Hawkins tied with Westly Walker, who placed fifth with 253 strokes in the 15 year old division. Independence's Andy Stewart won with 211 strokes.
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Independence Lawrence High
Jake Hawkins
Kansas Golf Association
Independence Country Club
Hawkins
Lawrence High
Westly Walker
Independence
Andy Stewart
Raiders split pair in Pueblo tourney
The Lawrence Raiders opened the Andenacio Tournament in Pueblo with a 6-4 loss to Las Vegas then a 7-5 win over San Bruno California. They are 5-3 and scheduled to face Burkburnett Texas, with key moments including a seven-run second inning against San Bruno and save by Quentin Rials.
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Pueblo
CoLo
Lawrence Raiders
Raiders
Las Vegas
San Bruno
Calif
Burkburnett
Texas
John Karr
Quentin Rials
Ryan Goodwin
RBI
Greg Erb
Ricci King
King
Ryan Pack
Jim Ward
Ryan Morrissey Dou
Las Vegas Takes Doubleheader Over Raiders In Close Games
In the first game Las Vegas tops Raiders 6 to 4 with key hits from Hooper Morrissey and Lawrance. In the second game Las Vegas wins 7 to 4 as Karr and Rials close out for the Raiders. Morrissey tied the first game late but Las Vegas pulled ahead on a grounder miscue.
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Las Vegas
Raiders
Vozzola
Jacobson
Bryant
Amerine
Ricci King
Gabe Ragland
Eli Goodell
Ryan Goodwin
Mark Unruh
W — Bryant
L — Goodwin
Sarna
Kevin Hooper
Ryan Morrissey
Lawrence
Ble
Morrissey
Goodwin
Norway Edges U S 1 0 In World Cup Semifinal
Norway defeated the United States 1 0 on Ann Kristine Aarones header from a corner in the 10th minute to reach the World Cup final against Germany in Stockholm. Michelle Akers started for the U S but was not at full speed, limiting late American pressure before Joy Fawcett and Tisha Venturini forced several moments near the Norway goal.
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Norway
Germany
Vasteras
Sweden
United States
Ann-Kristin Aarones
Briana Scurry
U.S
Tony DiCicco
Briana
Gro Espeseth
Aarones
Scurry
Stockholm
China
Bettina Wiegmann
Helsingborg
Michelle Akers
Michelle
DiCicco
Tiffany Milbrett
Heidi Store
Joy Fawcett
Tisha Venturini
Bente Nordby
Murchison Opens Open Lead Then Slips With Quadruple Bogey
Bill Murchison led the U S Open at the turn with 2 under par and a growing showcase for his family including a 14 year old daughter caddying. He cooled on the back nine with a 6 over 76 after a double bogey on 13 and a quadruple bogey on 18, ending his round. Injured golfers Loren Roberts and Mark McCumber also endured setbacks, while Ray Floyd paralleled past glory by opening with 74 in his Open return at Shinnecock.
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Mosman
Dallas
Texas
Bob
John
Kansas
Jerry Waugh
Claude Houchin
Dave Dennis
Ray Fleming
Southampton
N.Y
Bill Murchison
Murchison
Karen Murchison
Nick Price
Loren Roberts
Roberts
Morrin
Mark McCumber
Raymond Floyd
Shinnecock
Floyd
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Katie Cannon
Journal-World Photo
Richard Mossman
Sommerfield
Kelly
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L— Sommerfield
SV — Rials
Hoft
Swedenberg
Nudges
Midwest
Iee
N. Second
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