Weather shifts tilt Texas Invitational Bass victory to Brauer
Bass angler Denny Brauer carried wind and cold to win the Texas Invitational at Sam Rayburn Reservoir. He totaled 44 pounds 10 ounces over three days, earning $30,000 and valuable qualifying points. Tommy Martin finished second with 35 pounds 9 ounces, while Guy Baker and Jimmy Houston tied for third at 35 pounds 8 ounces. Five anglers populated the top results as harsh weather dampened catches.
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Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Camdenton
Brauer
Tommy Martin
Hemphill
Texas
Guy Baker
Cherryville
N.C
Jimmy Houston
Cookson
Okla
Martin
Baker
Houston
Mike Williams
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Piedmont bass circuit opens with 397 anglers on Gaston
Results show Bassin split among top finishers with Durhams Gary Rigsbee taking first at 16 lbs for 3360 dollars. Second place went to Glen Altman of Marion with 13 lbs 13 ozs and four keepers. The next event on April 20 at Lake Falls, entries due April 9, plus a note on Outdoor Life’s Bass and Freshwater Fishing Annual 1986 edition.
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Piedmont
Lake Gaston
Durham
N.C
Bassin Buff
Gary Rigsbee
Glen Altman
Marion
S.C
Altman
Maryland
George Buerhaus
Forest Hill
Poplar Creek
James Weeks
Lynchburg
Weeks
Gary Wade
Greensboro
Roger Stallard
Wise
Ray Inscoe
Bull Haselden
Beckley
W. Va
Red Man Piedmont Circuit
Lake Falls
Gilbertsville
Outdoor Life
Sporting
ABC
U.S
New England
Great Lakes
BC hires O'Brien as new Boston College coach
Newton Massachusetts Boston College names Jim O'Brien former St Bonaventure head coach as the new BC basketball mentor replacing Gary Williams who left for Ohio State O'Brien a BC alum and Hall of Fame member says he is thrilled to return home and aims to continue the program's upward trajectory at his alma mater with BC athletic director praising his fit and plan
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O'Brien
Boston College
Adi Bie Payad
Peete seen as man to beat at TPC Sawgrass
Calvin Peete is viewed by players and veterans as the favorite to win the Tournament Players Championship at Sawgrass. With last week’s victory making him the tour’s only two-time winner this year, Peete is praised by peers and tops the money list and scoring average as a field of major contenders including Nicklaus, Watson, Sutton, and Pavin lines up for CBS telecast of portions of the final rounds.
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Calvin Peete
Calvin
Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
Hal Sutton
Andy Bean
Peete
Sawgrass
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Fat Sutton
Mark O'Meara
Corey Pavin
Larry Rinker
Bernhard Langer
Andy North
Sandy Lyle
Scotland
Hubert Green
Lee Trevino
Lanny Wadkins
Curtis Strange
Fuzzy Zoeller
Arnold Palmer
CBS
Scoring rises in NCAA tournament this year
Journey through the NCAA tournament shows scoring up markedly. Director Jim Van Valkenburg cites a 15.3 point per game rise to 142.7 and notes more teams use man-to-man defense and aggressive offense. The trend reflects coaching philosophy and pace over clock changes.
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Mission
Kan
Dallas
Jim van Valkenburg
NCAA
van Valkenburg
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