Odessan’s Guidry wins open singles and doubles inPeggy Sterling event
Sixteen year old Mike Guidry of Odessan dominated the 12th Peggy Sterling Racquetball Tournament at Racquetball Fitness Center. He defeated Butch Foreman 15-8 15-6 to win open singles and teamed with Jimmy Conlin to beat Foreman and Mark Snyder 15-11 15-3 for the open doubles crown.
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Walker to drill with Cowboys
Dallas coach Tom Landry plans to use Herschel Walker in uniform for the first time after the Cowboys built a 17 quarter drought into a 24 19 preseason loss to the Los Angeles Raiders. Walker’s arrival adds a significant boost to the offense as they seek momentum.
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Beeper system failure costs Cowboys a TD in exhibition loss
In an Oakland Raiders exhibition win over Dallas Cowboys a $7,000 beeper linked to the instant replay system malfunctioned. The play featured Dokie Williams catching a Jim Plunkett pass then being ruled complete, leading to a Raiders touchdown. An official in the press box tried to signal overrule but the umpire did not hear the beeper.
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Tyson Drops Ribalta To Earn 26th Straight Win In Atlantic City
Mike Tyson stopped Jose Ribalta at 1:37 of the 10th round at Trump Plaza to extend his win streak to 26. Ribalta, 21-4-1, battled through knockdowns including a brutal eight uppercuts display, and asked for a rematch after the loss. Tyson dominated with power shots as judges split on rounds.
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Bills land Jim Kelly on about 7.5 million five year deal
Quarterback Jim Kelly has agreed to a roughly 7.5 million dollar, five year contract with the Buffalo Bills, making him the NFLs highest paid player. After about 10 hours of talks in Houston, Kelly was set to fly to Buffalo to sign at a news conference.
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Rookie McClure Steals Spotlight In Oilers Exibition Win
In Houston, Bills rookie Brian McClure impressed Buffalo coach Hank Bullough despite a 23 20 loss to the Oilers. McClure connected on 6 of 11 for 62 yards in the late drive, while Art Schlichter tossed a fumble and an interception. Oilers 32 24 and 28 yard field goals by Zendejas and a Norwood 36 yarder capped first half scoring.
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