Buffs dedicate 1989 season to cancer stricken Sal Aunese
Colorado faces spring drills as Sal Aunese battles a rare operable cancer. Teammates vow to carry him with the season, wearing Sal on their sleeves and drawing strength from his fight after a 1,401 yard offense year and an 8-4 season.
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Doug Tucker
Boulder, Colo
Colorado
Sal Aunese
Buffs
Sal
Bill McCartney
Eric Bieniemy
Aunese
Colorado Buffs rally around Sal Aunese in 1980s revival
Colorado, led by coach Bill McCartney, faces an 8-4 season with nine returning starters on offense and defense. Key beacons include running back J.J. Flannigan and quarterback Sal Aunese, who battles cancer with 24-hour oxygen and chemotherapy as teammates recount his leadership and impact on an injured program seeking unity and strong showings against Texas, Washington, Oklahoma, and others.
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Bill McCartney
Texas
Colorado State
Washington
Missouri
Towa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Karsay State
J.J. Flannigan
Flannigan
J.J
Aunese
Colorado
Iowa
Sal
Amesé
Evert and McEnroe head in opposite directions at Open
AP report on Chris Evert retiring after the U S Open and John McEnroe aiming for another Grand Slam title. Evert departs after a storied career begun at the Open in 1971, facing a strong field led by Graf Navratilova and Sabatini. McEnroe, seeded third, seeks a major title and boasts 34 wins in 39 matches this year as the Open offers a record $5.1 million purse with $300,000 to each champion.
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Rick Warner
AP Tennis Winter
New York
Chris Evert
John McEnroe
Evert
National Tennis Center
Andy Mill
Sports Illustrated
Steffi Graf
Martina Navratilova
McEnroe
Stefan Edberg
O Edberg
Michael Chang
Boris Becker
Ivan Lendl
Becker
Lendl
Mats Wilander
Bill
Tilden
Graf
Sabatini
Amelia Island
Arantxa Sanchez
Etsuko Inde
Wilander
Horst Skoff
Austria
Eric Winogradsky
France
David Pate
Pomona Opens Season With Volleyball Wins Over Pleasanton and LeRoy
Pomona High School volleyball opened 1989 with two victories in the Seasan ton triangular. Angie Flager led the host Blue Jays with seven straight serves in game one, Nicki Lantis added six straight serves and 34 sets in game two. Sarah Perfly and Flager contributed strong serves in the LeRoy match as coach Shelee Brim praised the early success.
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Pleasanton
Pomona High School
Seasanton
LeRoy
Blue Jays
Angie Flager
Indians
Nicki Lantis
Lantis
Amy Altic
Dean
Strong
Pomona
Sarah Perfly
Flager
LeMond Wins World Cycling Championship in Chambery
American Greg LeMond clinched the professional title at the World Championships in Chambery France with a final burst over the last 300 meters. Dmitri Konychev of the Soviet Union finished second and Ireland’s Sean Kelly took third.
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Chambery
France
Greg LeMond
Dmitri Konychev
Soviet Union
Ireland
Sean Kelly
ORC Extends Youth Soccer Registration and Fall Teams
ORC extended youth soccer registration through September 1 with teams to be formed September 7. In other news, Summer Volleyball League results from August 27, 1989 show Our Gang 13 2 and Diggers 9 6, Rock Crushers 7 8, Steanson Plumbing 7 8, No Name 7 8, Bull Hogs 6 9, Albrights Roofing 6 9, and Pizza Village 5 10.
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ORC
Our, Gang
Diggers
Rock Crushers
Steanson Plumbing
No Name
Bull Hogs
Albrights Roofing
Pizza Village
FBI clears Rose of cocaine ring link but IRS probe continues
FBI spokeswoman said no evidence tied Pete Rose to a cocaine distribution ring run by gym associates. The agency noted Rose admitted bets to bookmakers but found no involvement in drug deals. A federal grand jury in Cincinnati is examining whether Rose paid all taxes on racing winnings and memorabilia income.
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Joe Kay
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
IRS
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rose
FBI
Edwin H. Boldt Jr
Boldt
A. Barnett Giamatti
Cincinnati Reds
Baseball
Paul Janszen
Janszen
Tommy Gioiosa
Florida
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