Florida State and Arizona Vie for College World Series Title
Florida State pitcher Doug Little shines as the 61-12 Seminoles oust Miami 4 3 to reach the championship versus No. 5 Arizona, 48-19, at the College World Series. Little, who battled illness and a delivery change, earns the win and a save by Richie Lewis as no Miami baserunner reaches scoring position after the fourth inning.
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Florida State
Arizona
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Miami Fia 010 Florida St 35 football clash report
chaotic OCR fragment details a Florida State game with Miami scoring listed oddly and players Davies O Brien Raether Dominguez Lewis Fulton involved. unclear team totals and sequence of plays. mentions substitutions and a few player initials with numeric marks. source quality prevents precise action or outcome.
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Florida St
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O' Brien
Raether
Dominguez
Lewis
Fulton
Odessa Boys Club wins Texas state judo title
OBC takes the crown at the Texas state judo championships with 40 points. Results list multiple weight classes and belts for boys, girls, and men with names including Janice, Jason Hawkins, Guerin Acton, Jeremy Caddel, Shawn Stark, Frederick Zeeck, Dennis Har, Eric Zeeck, Randy Wagner, Mito Gonzales, Tosh Lehman, Mike McCreery, Jim Cottingham, Greg Ford, Trina Vaughn, Johnny Wood, and Dennis Hair. The event showcases a mix of lightweight, heavyweight, and belt classifications across age groups.
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Janice
Jason Hawkins
Seth Bland Oo
Jason Ei
Guerin Acton
Jeremy Caddel
Shawn Stark
Frederick Zeeck
Dennis Har
Eric Zeeck
Bobby Gonzalez
Randy Wagner
Mito Gonzales
Tosh Lehman
Mike McCreery
Jim Cottingham
Greg Ford
Trina Vaughn ME
Johnny Wood
Dennis Hair
Wrangler takes fourth in NJCAA golf tournament
Odessa College sophomore Andrew DeBusk finished fourth at the NJCAA national golf tournament held at Del Lago Resort Conroe. Brutal rain shortened the event to 54 holes as DeBusk shot 68 71 74 for 213, dropping from second to fourth after an 8 on a par 4 in the final round. Medalist was John Lindgren of Florida Junior College with 203. The 1987 event moves to Odessa next June.
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Andrew DeBusk
National Junior College Athletic Association
del Lago Resort
Conroe
DeBusk
John Lindgren
Florida Junior College
NJCAA
Odessa
Polinsky Shifts From Howard College to SEC Teams
Coach Polinsky moves from Howard College where he trained under Harold Wilder and learned the Western Junior College Athletic Conference play style. He will apply the same approach to Southeastern Conference teams this fall. He will not coach the Midland Angels this season, but residents of Permian Basin will still be involved.
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Polinsky
Harold Wilder
Western Junior College Athletic Conference
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Permian Basin
Midland Angels Complete First Triple Play in Beaumont
Through April and May average Angel Stadium attendance runs about 2,036 versus 1,876 last year. On June 2 in Beaumont against the Golden Gators the Midland Angels turned their first triple play. With runners on first and second Bill Wrona lined out to Mike Madril who threw to James Randall who tagged Mike Debutch out and then threw to Jeff Schaeffer at short to retire Joey Cora.
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Golden Gators
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Mike Madril
James Randall
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Jeff Schaeffer
Joey Cora
Midland man cards ace on 195-yard hole at Mission CC
John Bettis of Midland made a hole in one on the 195-yard No. 8 at Mission Country Club Saturday using a 5-iron. Witnesses were Roger Letz, Robert Canon, and Tom Smith. Bettis finished 18 holes at 76. Odessa Track Club to sponsor its first all-comers meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Odessa College track with a $1 entry fee. All-age competitors welcome. For timing or field-event help call Joe Tighe at 362-5542.
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Bettis
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Robert Canon
Tom Smith
Odessa Track Club
Odessa College
Joe Tighe
Reds Hold Three Open Tryout Camps in Texas and Oklahoma
The Cincinnati Reds announce three 9 am open tryouts this week at Gold Sox Stadium Amarillo, Lubbock Christian College, and Hardin-Simmons University Abilene. Ages 15 to 23 may participate with supplied gear. current students are ineligible. Chuck LaMar, Texas Oklahoma scouting supervisor, directs. no expenses paid unless signed to a pro contract.
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Lubbock Christian College
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American Legion
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Texas
Oklahoma
Reds
Celtics Clinch Exhibition Clincher in Lopsided Show
Boston opened with five players scoring early and led by 17 at halftime. By the third quarter they widened the gap to 59 45 as Danny Ainge and Larry Bird drilled back to back threes foreshadowing a dominant win in an exhibition setting.
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Muhammad Ali
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Nail Three Seals Celtics Victory Over Rockets in Boston
Boston wins 87 41 as Bird hits a stunning late three. Rockets struggle with foul trouble and crowd noise, leaving Olajuwon rattled and Ralph Sampson unable to stay in rhythm. Rockets promise a rematch as they bow at Boston Garden.
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Lendl Wins Seventh French Open as Pernfors Stands Tall
Lendl overcame a 0-2 deficit in the second set to win 3-2 and claim his seventh French Open singles title. Pernfors rallied from 0-3 in the third, edging closer at 4-3 before Lendl saved two triple break points, capitalized on two crucial errors, and broke to seal the victory on a warm afternoon.
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Lloyd
Lendl
Pernfors
Pernfers
Record of French Open singles champions through history
A compiled list of many French Open tennis singles champions across years and names, naming pioneers Max Decugis, Bjorn Borg, Rene Lacoste, Suzanne Lenglen, Chris Evert, Margaret Osborne duPont, Martina Navratilova and others, with multiple title tallies and years noted. The piece catalogs prominent players from 1900s to 1980s and outlines repeated champions and notable wins.
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Max Decugis
Chris Evert Wroyd
Suzanne Lengren
Cecilia Masson
Smith Court
Jeanne Mattey
Helen Wills Moody
Hilda King
Katie Gillou
Katie Fenwick
Marguerite Broquedis
Margaret C. Shriven
Margaret Osborne duPont
Doris Har
Maureen Connolly
Lesley Turner
Martina Navratilova
Sampson Reflects on Old Floor and Playoff Memories
Sampson criticizes the old arena floor after a rough playoff series against the Celtics. Robert Reid notes Ralph’s role in the offense and Sampson recalls an injury scare and poor shooting in Game 1 while noting the costly floor may be worth replacing. He mentions past moments at the Garden and a stitches incident from Parish.
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the Garden
Robert Parish
NBA Finals Results From 1970s Through Early 1980s
Compile a concise record of consecutive NBA Finals outcomes featuring teams such as the Philadelphia 76ers, Seattle SuperSonics, Portland Trail Blazers, Boston Celtics, Golden State Warriors, Milwaukee Bucks, New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers, and Washington Bullets. Include series results and identifying seasons.
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Pire Bullets
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Enn Ae
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Washington Capitols
Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia Warriors
Chicago Stags
Midland Angels Triumph Over Dodgers as Randall Starts Rally
Midland's James Randall belted a three run homer in the seventh inning to lift the Angels past San Antonio 8-2 in a Texas League clash. Rafael Timentel pitched four hitter for the win to improve to 4-2, riding a three game win streak. Jeff Edwards took the loss. El Paso downed Beaumont 6-3, Jackson's game at Shreveport postponed by rain.
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James Randall
Angels
San Antonio
Rafael Timentel
Timentel
Jeff Edwards
el Paso Diablos
Beaumont Golden Gators
Jackson
Shreveport
Dodgers
Kevin King
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