Ten Napel Beats Odds On Walking Aftercoma and comeback
Garth Ten Napel rises from a 342 week coma after a car crash that killed teammate Andy Spiva. He survived brain injury and paralysis, learned to walk again, earned a Texas A&M industrial engineering degree, and now works in oil fields while pursuing a comeback mindset.
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Odessans win two titles in West Texas golf event
Special to the American. Odessa players captured two Flight titles at the Women’s West Texas Golf Association tournament at Ranchland Hills. June Moore won the first flight 2 up over Lanell Guelker. Sandra Hill won the sixth flight 1 up on 19 over Deloreskey.
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Odessa College lands first recruit Kenneth Spencer from Texas City
Odessa College track coach James Segrest announced on Friday that his first recruit of the year is Kenneth Spencer of Texas City. The transfer from McNeese State in Lake Charles, Louisiana ran a best 400 time of 45.9 this year and coach Segrest said they are glad to have him as several programs pursued him.
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Cogan Aims to Change Image After Rex Mays Crash
Kevin Cogan seeks a win at the Rex Mays Classic at Milwaukee to heal a tarnished image from the Indy 500 start crash. The 26 year old driver for Roger Penske bent his Cosworth in practice after contact with the wall, with fellow racers Garza Mead Mears Brayton also hitting the wall but no injuries reported. The field features Indy 500 top finishers Johncock Mears Carter Sneva and Unser, with Carter the only Indy winner not yet victorious at Milwaukee.
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