Draft shocks as Pacers miss top choices in wild first round
Indiana baffled observers as they passed on Len Bias and pursued a big man, while Kenny Walker and Bedford navigated a chaotic first round. Portland snagged Sabonis with a late pick, and teams like Washington Denver Chicago San Antonio Detroit and Dallas made notable selections including Sabonis Rose Williams Dawkins Curry and Skiles in a draft marked by surprises.
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Williams cleared in bribery case. Tulane basketball fate debated
John Hot Rod Williams was found innocent on all five counts of sports bribery and has signed a two year 300000 per year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Tulane President Eamon Kelly and former coach Ned Fowler commented that the verdict would not change the university’s decision to drop men’s basketball due to NCAA violations. Williams admitted paying to sign before the NCAA recruiting period in 1961 and receiving payoffs from Tulane staff. Fowler described himself as a victim of circumstances.
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Bell seeks new trial in cocaine case in Kansas
Chiefs defensive end Mike Bell will seek a new trial on two counts of using a telephone to facilitate cocaine purchases and one count of attempting to possess cocaine. His brother Mark Bell faces related charges and a possible new-trial motion. A separate golf note reports Ray Floyd leading 158 players in the $500,000 Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Classic at Avanta Country Club.
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Connors Becker Expected at Wimbledon Despite Injuries
London def ends Becker and Jimmy Connors are set to play at Wimbledon next week officials said Becker has grip trouble from a finger injury and coach Ion Tiriac said he is recovering Connors strained a groin muscle in the Stella Artois semifinal and withdrew from the final Mayotte match but Wimbledon referee Alan Mills expects him ready when the two week tournament begins
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Bullets pull Malone replacement in draft splash
The Washington Bullets acquire Malone’s empty slot with a first round pick planning for him to excel at both ends. They add 6-5 guard Asthosy Jones from Washington D C and 6-1 guard Steve Mitchell of Alabama-Birmingham in the second round, plus 6-4 forward Barry Muoger from St Bonaventure and 5- guard Davet Henderson of Duke.
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Malone leaves 76ers for Washington in salary deal
Nine time all star Malone says he is happy to join the Washington Bullets from Philadelphia. He cites coaching hold back and financial reasons behind the trade and expects to play with Manute Bol. Malone, averaging 23.3 points and 11.6 rebounds last season, missed the final games with an eye injury. Philadelphia owner Katz calls it a hard but necessary decision.
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Maryland gobbler harvest breaks state record for second year
Maryland’s spring gobbler season ended with a new state high of 791 bearded turkeys checked across seven counties, beating last year’s 676. Allegany led with 224, Garrett 212, Frederick 124, and Calvert 38. Washington 144, Montgomery 44, Harford 5. Juveniles dominated in several counties, and bearded hens were harvested as allowed. Local hunters recount mixed results with big toms and clever gobblers eluding calls.
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Pennsylvania hunting rule changes and bear season dates 1988
The commission approved a half hour before sunrise to sunset legal gaming hours with opening day at 9 a.m for small game. It plans 100000 licenses for the fall bear season across 67 counties, three days from November 24 to 26. Deer seasons set include buck Dec 1–13, archery Oct 4–31, Anderless deer Dec 15–17, and a flintlock hunt Dec 26–Jan 3. Maryland goose season opening date proposed to be later.
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Maryland to keep 70 day duck season start Nov 14
The Forest, Parks and Wildlife Service proposes a 20 day cut in the Eastern Zone duck season from 90 to 70 days and an opening date moved to November 14. Five public meetings across the state failed to alter the plan. Formal hearings on 1986 waterfowl seasons will occur in August, with Maryland likely adopting a 70 day hooker season starting November 14. The Seneca Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited meets next Wednesday in Germantown with Bob Wescieski discussing Conewago Creek rehab in Pennsylvania. The Federation of Fly Fishers holds its annual conclave in State College from July 3 to August 2 featuring programs, workshops, and demonstrations.
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Frederick Thunder Volleyball Tournament at Baker Park
The Frederick Thunder Volleyball team hosts a July 4 tournament at Baker Park featuring two men’s doubles two women’s doubles and a six person mixed round robin. Ten men’s and women’s teams plus five coed teams compete for T shirts starting 8 a.m. Entry deadline is June 23 with a $7 per person fee. Contact Darlene Smith for details.
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