Woody Hayes Eyes Fourth of July Parade Despite Stroke
Former Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, 72, remains hospitalized after a mild May stroke but plans to ride as grand marshal in a Fourth of July parade. From University Hospitals he said recovery may take time, will be home most of the summer, and cited fatigue near Vancouver before returning to Ohio for therapy and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Hayes
University Hospitals
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Canada
Columbus Hospital
Vancouver
Fred Schram
OSU
Columbus
Robert J. Murphy
Ohio
Violence at sports grows as hockey final erupts in brawl
The NHL championship game between Edmonton and Philadelphia sparked a near midnight melee after a 4-1 Edmonton lead. The writer notes burly defensemen and a bloodied exchange, laments lack of sportsmanship, and warns of rising fan violence in various sports from basketball to soccer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Philadelphia
Canada
Belgium
Tigers
Busch Stadium
St. Louis
Fee Long Ange
Case
Fairmont Park
Cox nearly perfect as Cardinals blank Reds 5-0
St Louis right hander Danny Cox fired 12 2/3 perfect innings before giving up a two- hit, a 5-0 win over Cincinnati. Jack Clark homered and Troy Herr drove in two, with Vince Coleman and Willie McGee scoring in the third. Chicago and Houston also split a doubleheader with a 10th inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Danny Cox
Jack Clark
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cox
Reds
Dave Concepcion
Ron Oester
Husky
John Stuper
Tommy Herr
Clark
Vince Coleman
Angler wins Illinois Liquor Mart Crappie Contest
Bob Steele of Centralia won the first Illinois Liquor Mart Crappie Fishing Contest with a 3 pound crappie snagged at Carlyle Lake using a blue and white jig. His prize was a 12 foot boat with trolling motor and trailer. He said his eight kids also enjoy fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Steele
Centralia
Illinois Liquor Mart
Steele
Carlyle Lake
Miller Lopez share lead at LPGA Championship
MASON Ohio AP Alice Miller the current No 1 money winner shot 5 under par 67 Saturday to tie for the lead with Nancy Lopez after three rounds of the LPGA Championship at the Nicklaus Sports Center Grizzly course. Lopez had led after each of the first three rounds but faltered finishing with a par 70 for her worst round in this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Ohio
Alice Miller
Nancy Lopez
Miller
Lopez
Nicklaus Sports Center
Grizzly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woody
NCAA
University of Florida
Marshall Criser
New Orleans
Criser
College Football Association
Grant Teaff
Baylor University
American Football Coaches Association
Boxer
Shawn Thomas
Detroit
Thomas
Holliday Star Theater
Merrillville
Ind
Methodist-South Lake Campus Hospital
Chris Calvin
Nashville
Tenn
Ronn Reynolds
Tidewater
International League
New York Mets
Reynolds
Ron Gardenhire
Pat Williams
Philadelphia 76Ers
Sixers
Chuck Daly
Proud Truth
John Veitch
Veitch
Darby Dan Farm
Akeem Olajuwon
Akeem Abdul-Jabbar
Celtics
Lakers
Boston
Abdul-Jabbar
Robert Parrish
Johnson
Fiesty
Celtic
Danny Ainge
Milt Kupchak
Curt Rambis
Wich
Robert Case
Tulane
Great Britain
Willie McGee
McGee
Herr
Cubs
Astros
Houston
Chicago
Keith Moreland
Bob Dernier
Dave Smith
Ryne Sandberg
Davey Lopes
Dernier
Moreland
Lee Smith
Scott Sanderson
Sanderson
Craig Reynolds
Joe Niekro
Terry Puhl
Niekro
Denny Walling
Puhl
White Sox
Royals
Ron Kittle
Luis Salazar
Tim Hulett
Carlton Fisk
Floyd Bannister
Gene Nelson
Bannister
Onix Concepcion
Willie Wilson
Nelson
Kansas City
Bud Black
Joe Beckwith
Kittle
Massey Ferguson
eJohn Deere
New Holland Equipment
Bush Hog
New Rt
East
Marion
E. DeYoung
New
East Marion
Bob Green
Sun
Paducah
Johnny Lee
Lee Greenwood
Paducah, KY
Stele
Tans
Aine Pao
Gaia
WME Cms
Craddock
Stanley Walker
Glen Campbell
San Francisco
Gioui
Ipa
San Francisco House
Benton, IL