Aggie update Sherrill confident in abilities
Texas A&M coach Jackie Sherrill, new to the Aggies, speaks of building a program with administration, faculty, and students backing him. Ex-coach Tom Wilson notes the difficult job and praises A&M’s potential, while regent chair Bum Bright expresses confidence in Sherrill’s leadership despite a 3-3 start.
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Liebler Leads Pensacola Open with 64 as Putting Improves
Rookie Steve Liebler fired a 7 under par 64 to share the opening lead with Brad Bryant in the Pensacola Open. Bryant birdied his final hole to join at 64. Calvin Peete Bill Kratzert Forrest Fezler Allen Miller shot 65s, while several others carded 66s and 67s. Defending champion Jerry Pate shot 71.
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Mills Stops Walter Ivory In Junior Middleweight Bout
Al Mills of Plainfield New Jersey defeats Walter Ivory of Memphis Tennessee by technical stoppage at 2 42 of the second round in a scheduled 10 round junior middleweight match in Totowa New Jersey. Mills dominated with crushing overhand rights from the opening moments and opened a lip cut on Ivory after a second round knockdown. Ivory tried to rise but was halted by referee Joe Cortez after two knockdowns.
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Stargell Listed as Free Agent in 1982 Draft
Willie Stargell, 41, longtime Pirates star, is among 63 players declared eligible for the 1982 free agent re-entry draft. Several veterans including Phil Niekro and Don Baylor may sign with old teams, while others like Floyd Bannister seek new clubs. The pool features many notable sluggers and pitchers with varying movement prospects.
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