East German swimmers shine at U S Swimming meet in Indianapolis
Birgit Meineke won her third gold and set a second world short course record in the 100-meter freestyle at 53.99. Teammates Cornelia Sirch, Kristin Otto, and Carmela Schmidt helped East Germany set world records in the 200-meter backstroke and 400-meter freestyle relay as the U S led with 16 golds. Jeff Kostoff and Kim Linehan set American records in the 1,500 freestyle, while Linehan broke the American mark in 15:50.96.
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Kim Linehan
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Fla
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Tom Nugent
Vladimir Salnikov
Soviet Union
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Long wait ends for Gil Morgan in Tucson Open playoff
Gil Morgan won the Joe Garagiola Tucson Open after a playoff with Lanny Wadkins and Curtis Strange. Morgan, who claimed $54,000, nailed a 22-foot 2nd playoff hole putt after a late surge. Wadkins and Strange faltered on the back nine, while Cal Peete led earlier but finished one over par. Morgan’s victory marked his fifth career title and first since 1979.
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Judge rules Yanks must play at home
A New York state Supreme Court judge ruled the Yankees cannot move their 1983 home opening series to Mile High Stadium in Denver. The decision preserves Yankee Stadium lease terms and cites Sam Steinbrenner’s push for a larger venue while ignoring Shea Stadium and Detroit’s Tiger Stadium.
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USFL restricts blue chip draft to 12 players per round
USFL limited each of the first four rounds of its college draft to 12 players. league officials said the restricted pools were a move for competitive balance, with some teams unhappy and others noting limited choices for late-round picks. Boston Breakers traded away their first round pick amid mixed reviews of the system.
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White reveals tales of offers to college recruits
Former Marshall basketball star Greg White says he was offered cash, cars, and an apartment while in high school as colleges recruited him. He recalls visits to West Virginia, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, and Tennessee with various inducements, including money and gifts, amid heavy pressure from coaches.
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Le Moyne wins third straight after long Christmas break
New York Le Moyne College Dolphins beat Pratt Institute 81 to 65 for their third straight victory after a 29 day layoff. Ost point guard Paul Galvin led with 17 points while Don Marcke Jim Bova Mike Leithead and Mark Precht added double figures. The Dolphins led 32 27 at halftime and face Quinnipiac next.
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