Odessa College camps set roles for boys and girls
The Odessa College girls basketball camp starts Monday with a five day session from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily taught by Ken Hefner assisted by Keith Thompson Permian coach Charles Pattillo and others. A July boys camp follows with the same hours and a $45 fee including a season basketball pass and a tee shirt. Registration contact Hefner at Odessa College.
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Odessans chase titles in 47th West Texas Golf event
Odessa players reach multiple finals in the 47th annual Women's West Texas Golf Tournament at Ranchland Hills Country Club. Luisa Searls faces Ann Coombs for a consolation title in the championship flight while Penny Hughes and Juanita Jones duel for the championship flight title. Other Odessa contenders include June Moore, Diana Bowser, Nancy Swann, Ruth Florey, and Mary Hill in various flights and consolations as final rounds proceed.
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Hooper Tops McNamee to Reach Queen's Club Quarterfinals
Hooper, aiming for Wimbledon, impressed at Queen's Club in London by defeating Paul McNamee 6-4 6-2 to advance to the Stella Artois Championships quarterfinals. The American, rising from 235th to 25th in six months, drew fans with his height and rapid serve.
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Sharpstown and Southwest to meet for 5A baseball title
In Austin at Disch-Falk Field Sharpstown and Fort Worth Southwest advance to the state Class 5A final. Sharpstown pitcher Greg Swindell blanks Texarkana 3-0, his third straight playoff shutout, while Southwest edges San Antonio Jefferson 3-2 on Krippel's two triples.
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Ali sues Don King Productions over 1980 bout purse
Muhammad Ali has filed a $1.2 million lawsuit against Don King Productions in Chicago alleging underpayment of the October 1980 Ali Holmes fight purse. Ali Enterprises says only $6.8 million of $8 million was paid and seeks about $90,000 in defense expenses from a prior opposition.
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