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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1999
Page
10
The Hammond Classic golf event at Glade Valley Golf Club in Walkersville starts Friday at 1 pm. Donnie Hammond leads a field nearing 130 players with celebrities including Darrell Green and Joe Jacoby. Pro shop for details at 901-898-5555.
American golfer David Duval plans a light week to regain appetite ahead of the MasterCard Colonial in Fort Worth Texas. He explains the Masters run left him mentally drained and intends to rest while staying loose, hoping to return recharged for a hot stretch of golf in Texas and Augusta.
LPGA Tour heads to Austin Texas for Philips Invitational at Orion Creek County Club with purse 8000000 and 1200000 winner share CBS coverage on weekend. Meg Mallon won Sara Lee Classic by one stroke in Nashville. Dede Quinns, a famed golf teacher, died at 53 after a heart attack post lesson.
The Indy Racing League will mandate wheel ether restraints starting at the Indianapolis 500 amid a push for greater spectator safety after a deadly accident. Speedway Motorsports plans higher fences at their tracks, including Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte, where a May 1 crash killed three and injured eight.
Clem Haskins tells WCCO he has not broken any NCAA rules and apologizes that the investigation into alleged academic fraud in Minnesota basketball has unsettled the university. He defends a clean program while denying direct answers to the inquiry about funding and tutoring provided to players and an ex staffer.
Mitt Romney, president of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee, warns that without outside funding, pre-Olympics training sites for ski jumps, bobsled, luge, and speedskating face cuts. He cites a $200 million sponsorship gap amid the bribery scandal and notes changes are required after a turbulent year. Last week SL0C signed three new sponsors since the scandal broke.
Barry McKinlay, a minor league hockey player, pleaded guilty to reduced charges for throwing a hockey stick into a crowd injuring two girls. He faced up to four years' prison and $20,000 fines but will have convictions wiped if he stays out of trouble for a year, under Dane County DA agreement.
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