Gierlach finds place in the sun as USF golf coach
Ex Union Township star Dan Gierlach, now 29, has been named women’s golf coach at the University of South Florida after serving as interim coach. A former standout in multiple sports, he built a notable record at USF, guiding the team from 18th to near NCAA contention and boosting funding and community support.
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Union Township
Florida
University of South Florida
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Union Area High
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University of
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Arnold Palmer Golf Academy
Bay Hill Country Club
Orlando
Ches
Paul Griffin
Watson and Wiebe Share Lead At U S Open
UPI reports at the Olympic Club in San Francisco that Tom Watson and Mark Wiebe totaled 3-under 137 after 36 holes, with Watson shooting 65 to lead in a potential Nicklaus rematch while Nicklaus sat one stroke back at 2-under 138 alongside Langer Cook and Nakajima.
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UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Watson
Mark Wiebe
Olympic Club
Pacific Ocean
Nicklaus
Jim Thorpe
Tommy Nakajima
Bertenhard Langer
John Cook
Turnberry
Scotland
Pebble Beach
Wiebe
San Jose State
Tulane
Kelly
Metro Conference
Ok-Hee Ku
South Korea
United States
Sally Little
Seoul
Hershey (Pa.) Country Club
Gladiators Edge Pirates In Close Showdown
Gladiators defeat Pittsburgh 24 6 after a late scoring drive. Rich Ingold connects with Hairston for a long pass but the extra point fails. Hohensee earns MVP with 364 yards passing and three TDs. Ike Stoops earns Ironman Award for gritty defense and catches. Coach Joe Haering calls it a close, competitive game and a crowd verdict awaits.
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Craig Federico
Pittsburgh
Washington
Rich
Hairston
Hohensee
Youngstown
Ike Stoops
Gladiators
Joel Haering
Marett Carpet Rally Secures 6-5 Win Over Tanner's
Tim Kocis and Joe Hudak combined on a three hitter with 11 strikeouts and 11 walks for Marett Carpet. Hudak hit a two run homer and closed out the seventh after Tanner's tied the game. Sam Libeto delivered the deciding RBI in the sixth as Ed DeBona scored on a steal and Libeto's hit. St. Paul named host for 1989 NCAA Division I Final Four Hockey Tournament by local chamber.
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Tim Kocis
Joe Hudak
Marett Carpet
Tanner’s
Hudak
Tanner
Sam Libeto
Ed DeBona
Libeto
St. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
St. Paul Area
Ron Fabich
Jeff Perdue
Brian Shevitz
Bob Fee
Butch Angelucci
John Vitale
Lou Nocera
Tony Carnuche
Todd Fleming
Russell Boyer
Pete Miniodes
Ed Fee
Bill Hiler
Ron Fowler
Marett
Sam Sibeto
Fred Peluso
Bob Peterson
Scott Johnson
Bob Kirkwood
Vince Mezza
Scott Munnell
Greg Alexander
Peterson
Johnson
Vitale Angelucci
Sibeto
DeBona
NCAA playoff plan adds a one game title shot
A proposed NCAA playoff envisions selecting finalists from bowls by a committee using polls and data for a possible 1990 start. Advocates push an eight to sixteen team field, with automatic and at large bids, to crown a meaningful champion and reduce reliance on polls.
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United Press International
BYU
Notre Dame
Ming
Candelaria placed on DL after alcohol arrests
California Angels pitcher John Candelaria was placed on the 15 day disabled list for personal reasons after two drunken driving arrests within a month. He had previously returned from the DL on May 28 but began the season 5 3 with a 4.78 ERA. Replacing him, Jerry Reuss signed by the Angels after being released by the Reds and expected to start in his place.
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Angels
California
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Cincinnati
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Reds
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Dodgers
eFormer
Philadelphia Eagles
Kevin Allen
Margate
Allen
Superior Court
Paul Porreca
Mays Landing
N.J
Massachusetts
Scott Cartwright
Joseph Milone
Philadelphia
NCAA
Southern Methodist University
Texas
Bill Clements
United Methodist Church
Clements
SMU
Dallas
Mustangs
Tulane
Eamon Kelly
New Orleans
University Board of Administrators
Kelly
Hall hits for cycle for Buzz & Rich’s Third Ward Indians
Craig Hall hit for the cycle driving in eight runs to spark the Buzz and Rich’s Third Ward Indians to a 20 12 win over the Sixth and Eighth Ward Braves in NCABA Pony League action last night Jerry Trott added three triples and seven RBIs Scott Prioletti collected two doubles and a single Tom Klingensmith had two doubles a triple and four RBIs Gary Clark led Braves with three hits including a triple and three RBIs Trott was the winning pitcher Pagley took the loss.
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Craig Hall
Buzz & Rich
Ward Indians
Ward Braves
Jerry Trott
Scott Prioletti
Tom Klingensmith
Gary Clark
Braves
Trott
Mark Pagley
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