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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1995

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15

Dailey Wins VFW Country Club Match Play Championship

Dailey defeated Jim Young Jr on the first hole of a sudden death playoff to claim the VFW Country Club Men's Match Play title after bothfinished 36 holes tied in the championship flight. Buckner aced the par-3 seventh at Holly Hills in a round with Crosthwait Grossnickle and Dennison. her third hole in one this year.

Bob Dailey Dailey Holly Hills Country Club Jim Young, Jr VFW Country Club Young Olga Buckner Buckner Toni Crosthwait Stretch Grossnickle Donna Dennison Bobby Dalley Jam Young Pat Cooney Ben Gannon Bonnie Lennox Lownet Catty Gannon Rosemary Thomas Bonne Lennox Barbara Marin Lucille Ponton Joan Pezenosky Cathy Sommerville Pud Fraser Mary Rice Audrey Potts Lownet Martin Ponton

Golf Roundup From Several Clubs With Match Results

Golf notice lists results and upcoming events across HOLLY BILLS COUNTRY CLUB GLADE VALLEY, VFW, Damascus High School area venues. Highlights include Men's B team win over Montgomery Village, net and low gross scores, tournament dates, and contact numbers for schedules and entry information.

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Bitter wins third Top 100 tourney on Hudson River

Florida angler Jim Bitter won the BASSMASTER Top 100 on the Hudson River at Catskill New York, totaling 43 lbs 11 ozs over four days to claim $45,000. It was Bitter’s third Top 100 win, a back to back success after his Minnetonka triumph, with runner up Randy Romig weighing 39 lbs 9 ozs and $25,000 prize. Second through tenth finishers included Randy Blankat, Camdenton’s Denny Brauer, and others, as the Pro Division totaled 1127 bass. The Amateur winner was Al Gagharducci of Agawam Mass with 17 lbs, 7 ozs. Next events listed on the Maryland Potomac and James River.

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Frederick News Briefs September 27 1995

Brief items from The News of Frederick Maryland dated September 27 1995. Includes local events, notices, and short reports affecting residents and nearby communities.

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Jones meets NFL owners over $300 million suit

Dallas owner Jerry Jones meets a select group of NFL owners in Irving to push an end to the league’s $300 million lawsuit tied to Pepsi Cola and Nike deals. Jones aims to resolve publicly, travels to Washington, but remains skeptical progress is near.

Irving Texas Dallas Jerry Jones NFL Nike Jones Washington Dallas Cowboys

Olympic ticket disappointment in 1996 lottery results

Atlanta organizers allocated millions of tickets for sponsors and VIPs, leaving about 7 million on sale to the public. Many buyers received limited or no seats for their top events as lotteries determined allocations. Individuals like Miles Zaremski and Debbie Thomas describe receiving fewer preferred choices or none at all.

Atlanta Miles Zaremski Chicago U.S ACOG Diana King Marietta

Alabama Appeals Postseason Ban For 1993 Langham Violations

Alabama will appeal the NCAA postseason ban and scholarship cuts Nov 16, arguing the sanctions are excessive and unpreceded by its demonstrated lack of institutional control. The university disputes the Langham ineligibility finding and cites administrative errors in its 68 page written appeal obtained by The Tuscaloosa News.

Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama Ncaa Appeals Committee NCAA Culpepper Clark Antonio Langham Gene Jelks Crimson Tide Langham

Rough Riders CEQ resigns amid fraud charges

Ottawa Rough Riders chief executive Al Howell resigns pending court action over 20 counts of fraud in St Catharines. Owner Horn Chen, who bought the team last March, says Howell will step aside after recommendations from CFL officials. Chen will assume Howell’s governor duties while day-to-day roles remain undecided.

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