Winkler County golf course to get major redesign
Golf course pro Jim Basford plans near complete redesign of Winkler County nine hole layout near here. Under Western Texas College oversight the project adds berms hills contoured fairways and varied greens to create a strategic par 72 course ready by Sept. 1 with greens 5000 to 7000 square feet and a 3000 square foot grass trap.
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Winkler County
Jim Basford
Basford
Western Texas College Offers Golf Course Operations Program
Western Texas College in Snyder runs a two year Golf Course Operations and Landscape Technology program led by department head James B. Eby. The curriculum trains greens-keepers assistants and foremen with irrigation management training added. Begun in fall 1974 it is the only such Texas program, though Grayson County College plans a similar course this fall.
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Western Texas College
Snyder
WTC
James B. Eby
Tee
Texas
Eby
Grayson County College
Denison
Recruiting violations hit Coogs
Houston ineligible list hits Tito Horford and Bay City star Joe DeLoach as NCAA flags recruiting violations. Horford learned at freshman orientation he cannot compete for the Cougars while DeLoach is barred due to Carl Lewis’s presence on a campus visit. Houston AD Tom Ford laments punishment of two athletes not at fault.
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Houston
Tito Horford
University of Houston
Tom Ford
NCAA
Harford
Bay City
Joe DeLoach
Cougars
Ford
Horford
Akeem Olajuwon
Donnie Schwerak
DeLoach
Carl Lewis
Cougar
Tom Teller
Bowa to retire after 16 major league seasons
CHICAGO AP Larry Bowa announced plans to end a 16 year major league career after 39 with the Cubs asked for waivers for unconditional release. The shortstop holds two Golden Gloves a fielding record and the National League record for most games at shortstop. He said he did not plan to try with another club and expressed no anger or regrets.
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Chicago
Larry Bowa
Bowa
Chicago Cubs
Lawyering defense claims ex Tulane star duped in point shaving case
Defense attorney Michael Green argued John Hot Rod Williams was socially isolated at Tulane and misled by wealthier classmates in a alleged point shaving plot. Prosecutors say Williams conspired to fix games against Southern Mississippi and Memphis State, with cooperator testimony from teammates. Williams faces counts of conspiracy and sports bribery, carrying potential prison and fine penalties, while his past at Tulane and NCAA rules violations are highlighted in court.
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New Orleans
John “Hot Rod” Williams
Tulane University
Michael Green
Chicago
Green
Williams
Tulane
Mississippi
Memphis State
Gary Kranz
New Rochelle
N.Y
Orleans
Clyde Eads
Jon Johnson
Bobby Thompson
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