Casalandra's Open Adds Features for 16th Pacers Open
Casalandra's Open promotes the 16th Casalandra Pacer Open at Castle Hills June 14 with top prize of a 1975 Pacers car for a hole in one on No. 8. Angelo Burrell joins as sponsor. past champions expected include Bud Eckles and Jim Gruenawalt. Entries from four states received. contact Casalandra before June 6 or see Lindy Lauro at Castle Hills.
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NHL draft eyed WHA stars prone to changes
Montreal UPI reports a pair of WHA standouts, Wayne Ditkin and Pat Price, expected to be bid on as the NHL draft begins at 9 30 a m EDT with Washington holding first choice and Philadelphia last.
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Mercyhurst, Presbyterian Lead NAIA Tennis Reports
Mercyhurst College of Erie and Presbyterian College of Clinton, D C, tied for first with 1d points on opening day of the NAIA National Tennis Tournament. Gustavus Adolphus, Redlands, Northwestern State, and California Baptist tied for third with 12 points. Top singles seeds Petersen and Blomberg won matches as 42 colleges attend the event.
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Northwestern State University
Decision tough for athletes
A 17 year old high school running back faces mounting pressure from college recruiters and agents as scholarships tempt him. The piece examines how money, perks, and media attention challenge integrity and family values, highlighting the personal dilemma and long term impact of choosing a path. NEW YORK basketball teams average 25 points more per game than a decade ago.
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Local Tri County Track Honor Roll Highlighted
Readouts list top performances from Shenango Laurel Union Neshannock Mohawk Wilmington and others in sprints relays jumps throws and middle distance events. Notable names include Merle Glass Todd Hamilton Greg Summerville Jeff Zaremba Cindy Branscome and Julie Hamilton with times distances and placements across multiple venues.
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Greg Summerville
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Eli Bianchi
Jerry Lulz
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Greg Ruth
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Dan Reiber
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Terry Hunter
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Bob Cary
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Jay Behm
Wilmington
Keith Mayberry
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Carmen Sheldone
Scott Ireland
Cindy Branscome
Jane Whippo
Louise Carlson
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Julie Hamilton
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Mary McNicholas
Diane Gee
Lisa Santa
Barb Grieder
Diane Sharp
Lannie Kline
Shari Mansell
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Beth Mancino
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Softball and Baseball Managers Notice for Scores
The News sports desk asks coaches to submit scores for softball and baseball games after midnight to ensure publication. Night slots handle heavy summer coverage. late drops may miss printing. Score sheets and submission details are available at The News office.
Thousands attend final Prefontaine services
Thousands gathered in Eugene for memorials to Steve Prefontaine the legendary American distance runner. The service at Marshfield High School followed by his burial in Coos Bay featured coaches Walt McClure and Bill Bowerman. Final tribute walls and a later service at Hayward Field honored his career and Olympic ties.
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Arctic weather hinders British amateur golf opening round
In HOYLARF England brutal 60 mph winds hail sleet and cold tested players at the British amateur championship opening round. Walker Cup star Craig Stadler Halved one hole amid gusts, while Bill Sharman noted the Arctic conditions and several top Americans struggled to advance to the second round.
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Atlanta
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