Sewell Duo Triumph in Mission CC Parent-Youth Golf
Ken and Kelly Sewell won the first division with 138 each day to top a two day field. Carl and Mickey Wilson were runner up with 269 total, while A D Prichard and Steve Prichard placed third at 268. Results also show divisions with teams and scores, including playoff outcomes for divisions six and four.
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Kelly Sewell
Mission Country Club
Sewells
Carl
Mickey Wilson
A.D
Steve Prichard
Ken Kelly Sewell
Carl Mickey Wilson
Steve Martin Thompson
Hert
Mike McCrary
Weldon
Billy Carden
Bobbye
Raymond
Mike Chavez
Don
Jim Nelson
Don-Marshall Nelson
C.F. Wise
Mims Gaddy
Glen Mike Lynch
LAMESA to Host Third Annual Class C Slow Pitch Tourney
The Lamesa Softball Association schedules its third annual class C slow pitch men’s tournament Friday through Sunday. Entry is $100 per team with a Thursday deadline. Call Delbert Wilkerson at 806 872 2587 or Jack Kelly at 872 2144. Prizes include trophies for top three teams shirts for all tournament players and an MVP award.
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Siow
Delbert Wilkerson
Jack Kelly
Rozier joins Houston Oilers after USFL exit
Running back Mike Rozier leaves the Jacksonville Bulls of the USFL to sign a four year NFL contract with the Houston Oilers. The deal is valued around 1.7 million dollars and Rozier will be free to play immediately after NFL clearance. Rozier, 24, known for winning the Heisman in 1983, previously starred at Nebraska and later played for the Pittsburgh Maulers before joining Jacksonville.
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Mike Rozier
Jacksonville Bulls
United States Football League
National Football League
Houston Oilers
Rozier
Art Wilkinson
New York
NFL
Dick Maxwell
Oilers
USFL
Camden
N.J
Maxwell
Walter Camp
Nebraska
Pittsburgh Maulers
The
Maulers
Pittsburgh
Ed DeBartolo Sr
Jacksonville
Houston
Judge drops athletics from Georgia records suit
MACON Ga AP two top University of Georgia officials remain as defendants in a suit seeking disclosure of the universitys athletic association financial records but the association is no longer in the suit Superior Court Judge Franklin H Pierce dismissed the athletic association from the suit but kept UGA President Fred C Davison and Vice President Allan W Barber as defendants The Macon Telegraph and News contends the two officials have access to the records in their official capacities The suit filed in May sought a judge to order inspection of the records Attorneys for the athletic association argued the private status of the entity under state law The ruling leaves only whether Davison and Barber have access to the records to be decided later The newspaper will continue to argue the two have access in official capacities suggesting records should be open for inspection
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University of Georgia
Superior Court
Franklin H. Pierce
The
Athletic Association
UGA
Fred C. Davison
Allan W. Barber
Macon Telegraph and News
Walter Bush
Davison
Barber
Patrick McKee
Bush
Longhorns hire Stan Huntsman as new UT track coach
UT has hired Stan Huntsman from Tennessee to lead the Longhorns track program. Tennessee AD Bob Woodruff confirmed the move, with Huntsman and wife Sylvia arriving in Austin. Finalists included Tom Jones of Texas El Paso and Ken Shannon of Washington. approval moves proceeded among the Texas Athletics Council. Huntsman, 53, directed Tennessee to multiple SEC titles and NCAA titles, and has extensive international coaching credentials.
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Texas
University of Texas
Stan Huntsman
Tennessee University
Austin American-Statesman
Tennessee
Bob Woodruff
Woodruff
The
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DeLoss Dodds
Sam Houston
Davy Crockett
Volunteers
Texas-El Paso
Tom Jones
Washington
Ken Shannon
Jack Gray
Texas Athletics Council
Huntsman
DeLoss
Ricardo Romo
Romo
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Ohio University
Vols
Beckford Beats Budd In Ulster Games 3000m
American miler Darlene Beckford clocked 8:58.40 to win the 3000 meters at the Ulster Games in Belfast, beating Britain's Zola Budd by about 16 seconds. Budd suffered her first ever defeat in Ireland after a five month layoff, while Steve Ovett won a slow paced mile and Willie Banks claimed the triple jump title with 55 feet 5 inches. Beckford later said she never intended to run the 3000, and Budd planned to run the 1500 next in Gateshead. Budd, a recent British citizen, faced mixed reactions as she resumes competition after the Los Angeles Olympics ascent.
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Northern Ireland
Darlene Beckford
Britain
Zola Budd
Beckford
Budd
Mary Peters
Zola
Harvard
Gateshead
South Africa
Steve Ovett
Ovett
Ireland
Marcus O'Sullivan
Willie Banks
United States
Fans Queues And Concrete Rain Disrupt Wimbledon Day
American Jennie Rubino from Washington DC narrowly avoids debris as concrete showers from a tournament building roof. Spectator Gayle Burns of Denville NJ reports no injuries while fans grumble over a scrapped queue system causing longer lines and restricted views at No 1 and center courts. Rain keeps fans indoors, with the redesigned tennis museum attracting the longest line and many using intercontinental telephones to call home.
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Washington, D.C
Gayle Burns
Denville
N.J
Sportswoman Magazine
Burns
Robert Brown
Scotland
London
Intercontinental
Rain Halts Tennis Match After Court Conditions Worsen
Fans booed Johnson’s suspension decision as rain forced halt to play. McEnroe bowed out amid jeers while Lendl and Purcell continued on Court One despite skid marks and slippery grass. Mills defended the move as prudent to prevent injuries. Lendl blamed the umpire for failing to stop play when unsafe.
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McEnroe
Mills
Lendl
Purcell
Court One
Invaders Extend USFL Run Amid Move Rumors
Oakland built a 24-0 halftime lead through three Houston turnovers as the Invaders improved to 13-0 when they score first, claiming the league’s best record. Rumors swirl about relocating the team to Charlotte or Chicago, with Commissioner Harry noting fan support is strong but not broad.
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Houston
Invaders
Charlotte
N.C
Chicago
Gambler football tosses doubt over city support and attendance
Usher cited the Gamblers strong, exciting play but questioned Houston’s ability to host two teams. Denver Los Angeles Charlotte and Chicago were also in play as potential hosts. Average Gamblers crowd fell from 24,000 in 1984 to 19,000 this year with a low of 11,780 on June 17 against San Antonio. The team went 13-5 in 1984, then 10-8 this season, closing with five losses in seven games.
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Chicago
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