Stadler wins Hope Classic in Palm Springs
Craig Stadler, 26, posted 343 total 17 under par to win the Hope Classic in Palm Springs, two strokes ahead of Tom Purtzer. Purtzer bogeyed the 18th after a bunker mishap, finishing tied for second with Mike Sullivan at 345. Larry Nelson, Mark Hayes, and others followed in the crowded leaderboard at La Quinta County Club.
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Steelers in for trying week before Super Bowl XIV
The Pittsburgh Steelers fly to California as they prepare for Super Bowl XIV against the Los Angeles Rams. The piece highlights Joe Greene’s Coke commercial fame, Bradshaw’s media buzz and faith, Stallworth’s record 70 receptions, Stoudt’s push for playing time, and Matt Bahr’s team-first mindset amid camp chatter plus a nod to a local Ram Chops Super Bowl special.
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Sampson powers Cavs past Tech in 65 38 win
Virginia Cavaliers, led by 7 foot 4 freshmen Ralph Sampson who blocked eight shots and grabbed 12 rebounds, toppled Virginia Tech 65 38 to snap a four game run. Jeff Lamp added 24 points as UVA improved to 13 2, Tech fell to 9 3 with Dale Solomon leading Tech scoring with 16. The game, telecast statewide, featured 10 ties and 10 lead changes.
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Linganore Lancers hold off Brunswick in MVAL clash
Linganore improves to 1-0 in the MVAL and 2-5 overall with a 40-29 lead after three, then withstand Brunswick fourth quarter rally to win 4744. Kim Stokesberry and Lowman key late scores and rebounds, Linganore outrebounds 36-16, Stokesberry 11 points, Schrader eight rebounds. Junior varsity 40-17.
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Dubious Dunham drops point spread picks in sports column
In a candid column Dubious Dunham abandons predicting basketball point spreads. He cites a 7-13 weekend and a season 62-52 record, noting missed margins and an emphasis on stating only the winning team. The column lists upcoming picks for boys and girls games and college matches.
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