Spinks Defeats Cooney to Prove the Little Guys Can Win
Michael Spinks, 31-0, defeated Gerry Cooney by knockout in the fifth round at Atlantic City to stake his claim as Tyson’s top challenger. Spinks earned $4 million to Cooney’s $2.5 million as fans packed the Convention Center and closed-circuit receipts underwhelmed.
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Richie Giachetti
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Tyson
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Gerry
Rich Rose
Larry Holmes - Spinks
Kocis blasts two slams as Marett romps to win
Kocis hits two home runs to spark Marett’s victory while Brindle Printing 5 Riverside 3. Scott Brogan adds a double and a single, Jim Panella and Alan Sumner each double, Bob Donston earns the win. Kevin Oswald four River side with three hits including a double. Tim Jesseman adds two hits and two RBIs. Ray Johns takes the loss.
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Riverside
Scott Brogan
Jim Panella
Alan Sumner
Bob Donston
Kevin Oswald
Tim Jesseman
Ray Johns
Tim Kocis
Marett
Ellwood City
NCABA
Kocis
Ellwood
Bob Green
Brindle
Darrell Knight
Dave Salmon
Donstan P
Bob Burkes
Mike Othites
Dan Fee
Ray Stewart
Scott Burkes
Jeff Bartolomeo
Barry Baum
Prosecution seeks dismissal in Suns drug case after witness death
In Phoenix, Maricopa County prosecutor seeks dismissal of one drug count against nightclub manager James Jordan linked to the Suns drug case because key witness Johnny High died in a one vehicle crash. High was intoxicated by alcohol but not drugs. toxicology showed a 0.11 BAC.
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Suns
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Jordan
Mike Bratz
Terrance Kelly
Brad Thiss
Arizona
Ramon Morano
Washington, D.C
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Phoenix Gazette
Richardson Seeks Reinstatement Rejoin NBA Via USBL Interest
Four time NBA All Star Micheal Richardson signed a one year 10000 dollar contract with the Knights and the Jersey Jammers USBL are weighing a tryout. Jammers official Jay Latko said a decision could come as soon as tomorrow while praising Richardson despite past drug-relapse suspensions and previous NBA banishment.
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Slippery Rock coach honored for golf success this spring
Slippery Rock University coach Dr. Al Schmittlein earned the District 2 Coach of the Year by the NCAA Division II Golf Committee after directing the Rockets to five tournament titles, a Pennsylvania Conference crown, and a 14th place NCAA finish in Columbus Georgia.
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Professional Golfers Association
Bob Raymond
Raymond
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University of Pittsburgh
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New York
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Boggia to coach in all star football game
Former Mohawk High head coach Al Boggia will lead the white team in the third annual McDonald’s Mahoning Valley Coaches Association All Star Football Game. The event is Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Youngstown State University’s Stambaugh Stadium.
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Stambaugh
Boggia
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Mohawk
Youngstown Hardhats
Hardhats
Lowellville
Bill Hart
Mineral Ridge High
Baldwin Wallace lands Tammaro from Ellwood City
Ellwood City Lincoln High guard Doug Tammaro will join Baldwin Wallace College in Berea Ohio to play basketball. He averaged 9 points and 8.8 assists, shot 70 percent from the line and 52 percent from the floor, earning second-team WPIAL honors and selection to regional all-star events. Off court he posted a 3.4 GPA and won several scholastic awards. Baldwin Wallace coach Steve Bankson praised the fit and noted the new $10 million recreation center.
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Lincoln High
Doug Tammaro
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Tammaro
Wolverines
Ellwood City Wolves Club
William Spellman
Doug
Steve Bankson
Baldwin-Wallace
Tough U S Open at Olympic Club Promises Harsh Week
At San Francisco's Olympic Club a 6709 yard links course with minimal water hazards and deep rough foresees a brutal Open. Players like Crenshaw Langer Norman Ballesteros Pavin warn that patience, smart middle irons and careful driving will define the week as winds stay light and greens run firm.
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United States Golf Association
USGA
Greg Norman
Seve Ballesteros
Ballesteros
J.C. Snead
Pacific Ocean
Corey Pavin
Crenshaw
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