Fallas Carded Hole in One at West Winds
MARK FALLAS scored a hole in one on the par-3, 125-yard third hole at West Winds Country Club using a $-iron. His partner was Bill Bonnington. It was his second ace on that hole this year at the same course.
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Capitals reeling without Hunter as slump worsens
Washington Capitals suffer a 0-4 start and 23 goals allowed with Dale Hunter suspended for 21 games. Rangers coach Mike Keenan notes Hunter’s absence as crucial, while the team signs Dave Poulin to fill the hole. Bettman mulls easing the ban and allowing practice. Caps veteran Hunter, a 269 goal scorer, is praised for intensity before the slump deepens.
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Marino’s Achilles injury sidelines Dolphin star for months
Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino ruptured his right Achilles at Cleveland and will miss four to six months. He may be placed on injured reserve, ending his 145 game start streak, as Miami assesses a return for postseason play. Marino vows to rehab toward a possible comeback, while coach Don Shula weighs his options.
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Martin Leads Frederick County Seniors to 15 Medals at Maryland Games
Frederick County swimmers earned 15 medals and four ribbons at the Maryland Senior Olympics in Towson. Barbara Martin led with four first places including the 100 yd freestyle and 100 IM. Donald Leatherman and Merritt McClain posted multiple podiums across 50 and 100 events and Marion McClain added a field accolade.
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BioWhittaker Triumphs In YMCA Challenge Softball Title
BioWhittaker defeated Anflow 43 in the championship game at Baker Park, finishing the YMCA Community Corporate Cup softball title event. Nine teams competed as the Challenge opens an eight month series with seven events, including round and semifinal results among BioWhittaker FCNB Keller Bruner and Co Galaxy Aurflow and Fredericktown. The next event is a volleyball tournament at Baker Park this Sunday.
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Hound Dogs to Head Memphis NFL Expansion Bid
Memphis cotton merchant William B Dunavant leads a group aiming to buy an NFL expansion franchise and named the team the Hound Dogs. Pepper Rodgers would coach, with Steve Ehrhart as president, linking to Elvis Presley’s estate for promotions.
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Penn State to play Louisville for 1996 and 1997 football
Louisville will host Penn State on September 7, 1996, in the first meeting between the programs. Penn State travels to Louisville on September 20, 1997. Howard Schnellenberger and Joe Paterno have faced each other three times before, with Schnellenberger’s teams including Miami winning two.
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Gullikson named United States Davis Cup captain
Tom Gullikson, 42, introduced as United States Davis Cup captain replacing Tom Gorman. He joins a strong field of candidates that included Stan Smith and Brad Gilbert, with John McEnroe withdrawing earlier. Gullikson never played Davis Cup doubles and is a former national coach for the USTA.
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Falcons trade Dickerson and Pickens to Packers for Stephens
Atlanta ships Eric Dickerson the NFL's second all time rusher and Bruce Pickens to Green Bay in exchange for running back John Stephens. Pickens started four games this season before hamstring injury last week. Stephens, 27, joined the Packers after starting all five games this year and leading the team with 173 rushing yards.
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Browns Owner Backs Coach on Kosar Amid Trade Talk
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell voiced support for coach Bill Belichick's decision to start Vinny Testaverde after a defeat to Miami. Modell declined to rule out a Kosar trade, saying the quarterback rotation hurts teams, and noted Kosar's $27 million 1994 contract while avoiding certainty on his tenure.
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