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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1994

Page

15

Recreation and sports registrations fill summer calendar

Craven County and New Bern Recreation Department hosts a full co ed softball league meeting at 7 30 p m West New Bern Recreation Center. Stanley White Center registers for fall football with Jr Peewee and Jr Midget divisions and required physicals. Havelock Pop Warner holds meetings and registrations at the Havelock Center with weight and age divisions. Pamlico County Parks and Recreation opens Pop Warner Football registrations for ages 10 13 with athletic physicals. Havelock Youth Soccer runs a fall season for ages 5 15 with $23 fee. Swimming lessons at Carolina Pines pool July 18 28 priced per class. River Bend Golf offers adult lessons July 20 21 at 20 dollars. Call numbers provided for details.

Craven County and Stanley White Recreation Center West New Bern Recreation Center Pamlico County Havelock Carolina Pines Golf and Country Club Golf Parks Department River Bend Golf and Country Club

Seven Coastal track members reach Junior Olympic Nationals

Coastal Carolina Track Club qualified for the Junior Olympic National Championships after top results at the USA Track and Field Region II meet in Maryland. Tamiko Patterson won the young women's triple jump with 39-7 3 4 inches and placed second in long jump, the 800-meter relay team finished second, Duke Midgette and Kilmal Fisher also posted top finishes, and the club seeks sponsors to cover trips to Gainesville and Fairfax.

Coastal Carolina Maryland Tamiko Patterson Patter Son Joann Smith Kim Richardson Toi Wilson Tesheya Holst Duke Kilmal Fisher Gainesville Fla Fisher Lori Brannen Laura White Lori Wright Kolby Fisher Corey Fisher George Mason University Fairfax Dave Simpson Duke Midgette Florida Virginia Call

Selig Stands By Salary Cap Plan Amid Frayed Baseball Trust

Interim commissioner Bud Selig defended the revenue sharing plan as 19 clubs run in the red while denying the need to open team books to the public. He noted books have been opened to players and urged focus on a collective solution despite a looming strike.

Bud Selig Selig Milwaukee

Reese obituary and MLB notes mark a long career

Jimmie Reese died at 92 in Santa Ana after 78 years in professional baseball. A longtime Angels conditioning coach since 1972, Reese roomed with Babe Ruth with the Yankees in the 1930s. Angels chairman Gene Autry called him a tremendous loss to the game. Also reported are NBC All-Star ratings, Texas Rangers Kenny Rogers delayed start, Yankees releasing Greg Harris, Joe Ausonio addition, and Dante Powell signing with the Giants.

Reese Jimmie Reese Babe Ruth New York Yankees Santa Ana California Angels Gene Autry Angels United States Jimmie NBC CBS Texas Rogers Texas Rangers Kenny Rogers Toronto Hector Fajardo Yankees Harris Greg Harris Joe Ausonio Columbus Russ Davis San Francisco Giants Cal State Fullerton Dante Powell Powell Everett

Year after Allison death fans mourn at gravesite

Fans across states honor NASCAR driver Davey Allison one year after his fatal helicopter crash at Talladega. Visitors leave poems, toy cars, photos, and coins at Hueytown cemetery as mourners recall his down to earth persona and Alabama connections.

Hueytown Ala Davey Allison Allison Indiana Tennessee Liz Talladega Iceberg Alabama Clifford Neil Bennett Kenneth Dunlap Gay Dunlap Bobby Davey Dunlap

Rockets coach Tomjanovich charged with drunken driving

Houston Rockets coach Rudy Tomjanovich was jailed after being charged with driving while intoxicated. He refused a sobriety test, posted a $500 bond, and is due in court next Wednesday. The incident followed a 3 a.m. stop in West University Place, near The Summit where his team had just won the NBA title.

West University Place, Texas Houston Rockets Rudy Tomjanovich Tomjanovich West University Place Houston Steve Griffith Griffith Summit Arena Rockets New York Knicks Texas

Brazil and Italy Set For World Cup Final Clash

Romario and Roberto Baggio lead Brazil and Italy toward a anticipated final after Italy beat Bulgaria 2-1 and Romario scored late to rescue Brazil in a dominant offensive performance. Ravelli, Bulgaria’s keeper, frustrated Brazil with a 26 shot attempts, while Romario converted a header from Jorginho in the 81st minute to seal the win.

Romario Italy Roberto Brazil Baggio Bulgaria

ECU Eyes Merger Of Metro And Great Midwest

ECU shifts amid talks to merge the Metro and Great Midwest to form a 16 team Division I basketball league with football alignment. Cincinnati Memphis Louisville Tulsa and others would join as members. basket ball powers Alabama-Birmingham St Louis DePaul Dayton and Marquette also cited.

Great Midwest Cincinnati Memphis Metro East Carolina Houston UNC Louisville South Florida Souther Mississippi Tulane Commonwealth Virginia Mississippi Virginia Tech Alabama-Birmingham Dayton DePaul Marquette St. Louis

Norman to keep No 1 ranking regardless of Open outcome

Greg Norman will remain the world’s No 1 golfer even if he falters at the British Open. He ended Nick Faldo’s 81-week reign earlier this year and has surged with four tournament wins and top three finishes in seven others. Faldo faces pressure for No 2 as Price and others occupy higher spots.

Norman Greg Norman Nick Faldo Faldo Ic Nick Price Fanny Sunesson

Maldini Hulls Bulgarians as Italy Extends World Cup Lead

Italy defended by Paolo Maldini smothered Bulgaria chances, fixing a 2-1 lead after Hristo Stoitchkov scored his sixth World Cup goal on a late first-half penalty. Bulgaria protested penalties, blaming referee Joel Quiniou of France while switching to a more cautious approach.

Bulgaria Hristo Stoitchkov Russia Oleg Salenko Joel Quiniou France Switchkov Buldto Xg Tah

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