Raveling stays with USC after Seton Hall lure
George Raveling turned down Seton Hall to remain USC's basketball coach in Irvine California. He cited strong ties to Southern Cal and Los Angeles and noted a desire to coach at USC and live in Los Angeles. He mentioned his son is a USC senior and will move to Atlanta after graduation, reducing time together. Seton Hall officials declined to comment.
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Indurain leads Tour after 40 mile time trial
Miguel Indurain seized the overall lead in the Tour de France with a 2 minute 28 second gap over Tony Rominger after a 40 mile time trial from Perigueux to Bergerac. Indurain clocked 1 hour 15 minutes 58 seconds for stage nine, as stage ten heads 100 miles to Cahors and the Pyrenees loom with Mount Hautacam upcoming.
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CFL board to pick 1996 Grey Cup site in three weeks
Hamilton Ontario AP reports the CFL board of governors will decide in three weeks which city will host the 1996 Grey Cup. Three groups presented bids as Vancouver hosts the 1995 championship with Regina as next year’s challenger.
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Douglas Released From Hospital After Diabetes Crisis
Former heavyweight champion James Buster Douglas was discharged from Grant Medical Center in Columbus after a diabetic ketoacidosis episode. He was admitted a week earlier from his Columbus home after becoming ill and spent two days in the coronary care unit before transferring to another unit.
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Hal Morris and Frank Thomas Named Player of the Week
Hal Morris of the Cincinnati Reds earned the National League player of the week after seven games with 11 RBIs and 12 hits in 27 at bats. Frank Thomas of the Chicago White Sox won the American League honor for the second time this season, matching three home runs and 14 RBIs as his week’s top producer.
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Earl Strom dies at 66, famed NBA referee
Earl Strom, noted NBA referee, died at 66 in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, after a 29 year officiating career. He was celebrated for fairness, controlling games without bias, earning praise from Red Auerbach and players alike.
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Red Auerbach
Man to be charged in golf star shooting near Warren
Gary Swaney 35 of Howland will face negligent assault charges in Warren Municipal Court for a July 2 shooting that struck LPGA golfer Kim Williams as she was about to enter a drug store. Swaney says the shot was accidental and turned in his 9mm handgun to police.
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Kim Williams
Gary Swaney
Howland
A. Kijowski
Swaney
Warren
Kijowski
Williams
Maryland state trapshooting championship opens in Baltimore area
The State Trapshooting Championship, Maryland’s largest target meet, began Saturday at the Maryland State Sportsmens Association home trap field and Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmans Club. Over eight days, 23 events will be contested with shooters aiming at up to 2,450 targets. The schedule runs through the weekend including events honoring past champions and featuring notable shooters such as Earl Bangs, Brad Dysinger, Richard Hughes Jr., Carroll Kinsey, and C.A. Washburn.
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Richard Hughes Jr
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C.A. Washburn
Maryland State Clay Target Championship Preview
The eight day state shoot features Event No. 17 through 23 with doubles, singles, handicap and all around titles. Friday brings three events while Saturday highlights the 200 target Maryland State Championship drawing 634 shooters last year. State teams, 1993 champions, and top averages are listed, noting eligibility requires 3000 singles 2000 handicap and 1000 doubles targets. The sport attracts nationwide interest with 8.5 million active clay target enthusiasts.
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Earl Bangs, Jr
Jerry Phillips
Lou Goodwin
Jean Greb
Linda Handley
National Shooting Sports Foundation
Maryland Trapshooting Opens With High Scores At State Meet
Daryl Hicks led the opening day with a 200 in the first event at the Maryland State Sportsmen’s Association Thurmont venue. John Kupa won Class AA with 199, while David Snyder claimed Class A with 199 and Rob Mulberger Class B with 194, among many winners across multiple yardage groups and generous scores by Debbie Dye and other top shooters as the State Shoot continues through Sunday.
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