Junior Golf Clinic Honored At VFW Country Club
The fourth annual Junior Golf Clinic at the VFW Country Club crowned multiple age group winners. In the 13 and over boys, Dan Bittle led with Charles Crum Jr and Ray Ramsburg following. girls winners were Debbie Winpigler and Kathy Warfield. The eight to ten and five to seven age brackets listed top finishers. The annual Member Guest Tournament yielded a net score of 54 by Tom Shade, Ron Shaffer, Jim Bowers, and Carl Weakley for first place.
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VFW Country Club
Dan Bittle
Charles Crum Jr
Ray Ramsburg
Paul Vs
Debbie Winpigler
Kathy Warfield
Don Frost
Jim Warfield
Mark Lambert
Steve Hash
Boby Sullivan
John Warfield
Mike Grumwell
Mike Betson
Ty Turner
Mike Walsh
Brad Bowman
Mike Ambrose
Rick Betson
Jim Sullivan
Kevin Grunwell
Matt Stull
Lance Walsh
Andy Turner
VFW
Tom Shade
Ron Shaffer
Jim Bowers
Carl Weakley
Fred Brown
Keith Fisher
Vince
Hobbitts Glen top VFW in 16 to 8 golf match
Hobbitts Glen defeated the VFW 16 to 8 in a team match. John McGinnis had the low gross while Cathy Gannon led Ladies Day at Eaglehead. Sis Riser won low net with Mais Quill second. Quill captured the low putts title. Upcoming Mike McGinnis Tournament starts Wednesday. Aug 7-8 hosts second Member-Member.
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Hobbitts Glen
VFW
John McGinnis
Cathy Gannon
Eaglehead
Sis Riser
Mais Quill
Mike McGinnis
Rossmoor Country Club
Eaglehead Country
Martha Keller
Holly Hills
Ms. Keller
Anne Clark
Marian McSherry
Bonnie Roberts
Duke Williamson
Redskins threaten suspensions over unsigned players
Washington coach George Allen warned Frank Grant and Dennis Johnson they may be suspended for refusing to play in the exhibition game against Baltimore after being paid and kept on the cab squad. Grant and Johnson were fined $2,000 each for withholding services last Saturday against Atlanta.
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Washington
Redskins
Baltimore
George Allen
Frank Grant
Dennis Johnson
Atlanta Falcoms
Allen
Guy Draper
Martinsburg Edges New Market in Extra Innings
Martinsburg nips New Market 3-2 after 11 innings with D L Smith delivering the game winning single. John Lowery and Jeve Diehl had key hits, Tony Lee two as Martinsburg improves. Mt Airy crushes Germantown 15-3 behind Pat Brown six hitter and Mike Long three hits.
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New Market
Mt. Airy
Germantown
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Ted
John Lowery
Jeve Diehl
D. L. Smith
Smith
Tony Lee
Jim Snoots
Paul Creek
Jim Coates
Coates
Doug Huffer
Ron Hart
Mike Long
Steve Pope
Pat Brown
Huffer
Hart
Barrick
Creek
Chaney
Page
Brightful
Thompson
Plummer
Brown
Pope
Can the U S system survive in the Olympic Games
Montreal AP report surveys U S medal haul and debates whether a free society can compete with subsidized systems like the Soviet and East German programs. It quotes Philip O Krumm and cites medal totals, national attitudes, and reflections on athletes and women competitors.
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United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
America
Detroit
Philip 0. Krumm
Krumm
Kenosha
Wis
Munich
Uncle Sam's
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
NCAA
Leipzig
Olympic Doused Flame Awards Spark Unusual Olympic Moments
Unofficial awards honor odd feats at Montreal Games. Boris Onischenko faces disqualification for a bugged sword. Alan Warren and David Hunt burn their boat after finishing 14th. Olmeus Charles of Haiti lapped nine times in 10 000 meters. Indian field hockey teams with nine Singhs. New Zealand post victory bus escape from reporters. flame relit by stadium worker. Andrzej Skrzylewski exposes attire mishap. Soviet canoeists capsize after congratulating each other. Vasily Alexeev lifts 391 pounds. Italian officials share ceremonial basket amid a disputed call.
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Boris Onischenko
Onischenko
Alan Warren
David Hunt
Olmeus Charles
Haiti
Skrzylewski
Gghis
Sergei Petranko
Aleksandr Vinogrado
Olympic Basin
Vasily Alexeev
Alexeev
Egypt
Haly
Renzo Bariviera
Marino Zanatta
Sugar Ray Leonard ends boxing career after Olympic gold
Leonard, in Palmer Park Maryland, announced he will never box again after winning light welterweight gold in Montreal. He cited personal, family, and country reasons and said USA will know his roots even without a flag ceremony. He reflected on Armstrong’s loss and the impact on his hometown, noting increased local pride and the challenge of stepping away from the sport.
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Palmer Park
Sugar Ray Leonard
Leonard
U.S
L.S
Manassas
Journal Messenger
Davey Armstrong
Armstrong
Aldama
Will
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