Archery sisters turn family tale into trophy haul
Trina and Holly Whitefield, Odessan sisters, built a shared archery legacy with seven state crowns seven state and six sectional titles four nationals total. They began in YMCA programs with their father Dr. Royce Whitefield and now compete with distinct styles blue and red bows. Holly stays light about victory while Trina thrives on competition.
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Trina Whitefield
Whitefield
YMCA
Royce Whitefield
Trina
Cornell Avenue
Holly
West Texas
Walker Sets USFL Rushing Record in Generals Victory
Herschel Walker rushed for 162 yards and two touchdowns as the New Jersey Generals beat the Jacksonville Bulls 31-24 to clinch a playoff spot. He finished the season with 2,129 rushing yards, surpassing Eric Dickerson’s pro football mark. The win improved New Jersey to 11-5 while Jacksonville dropped to 8-8.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Eric Dickerson
Herschel Walker
New Jersey Generals
Walker
Dickerson
Jacksonville Bulls
Los Angeles Rams
Generals
Jacksonville
Gary Anderson
Anderson
Walt Michaels
Ed Luther
Bulls
Robert Young
Young
New Jersey
Mike Rozier
Rozier
Luther
Robbie Mahfouz
Georgia suit seeks university athletic department records
Augusta AP report on a newspaper lawsuit requesting disclosure of all income, expenses and assets of the University of Georgia sports program. The case names the Board of Regents, university president Fred C. Davison, athletic director Vince Dooley and treasurer Allan W. Barber. Judges Barrow and Gaines disqualified themselves due to ties to the university.
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Augusta
Franklin H. Pierce
Bulldogs
University of Georgia Athletic Department
Pierce
Macon News and Telegraph
State Board of Regents
Fred C. Davison
Vince Dooley
Allan W. Barber
University of Georgia Athletic Association Inc
The
Athletic Association
James Barrow
Superior Court
Joseph Gaines
Athens
NIT May Include St John’s As Preseason Team
UTEP and Texas A&M may be involved as the National Invitation Tournament plans a preseason event this fall. St John’s coach Lou Carnesecca says the idea is intriguing and pursuing proper channels. Louisville, a 1985 NIT semifinalist, is also reported to be considering a fall participation.
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New York
St. John’s Redmen
Lou Carnesecca
St. John's
Louisville
Cowboys and the taste war mirror quarterback controversy
A sports column compares the Pepsi Coke taste rivalry to the Dallas Cowboys quarterback clash between Danny White and Gary Hogeboom. It recalls Morton Staubach dynamics, team leadership, and a season lacking a playoff berth, suggesting leadership shapes long term success.
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Dallas Cowboys
Danny White
Gary Hogeboom
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Staubach
Morton
Landry
White
Hogeboom
Dallas
Tony Dorsett
Danny Boy
Coke
Pepsi
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