Former Bama linebacker still likes tossing foes
Dewey Mitchell a former Alabama linebacker from Seven Springs Florida won the open weight class gold at the National Sports Festival judo finals at Liverpool High School. He has trained in judo since age five and pursued Olympic trials while balancing football and work. He plans a 1984 Games bid with Colorado Springs training and commuting from Tampa with his wife’s support.
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University of Alabama
Dewey Mitchell
Mitchell
Seven Springs
Florida
Mitch Santa Maria
San Francisco
Liverpool High School
Santa Maria
Gene Dee
Milwaukee
Crimson Tide
Bear Bryant
Dewey
Bryant
Montreal
United States
Allen Coage
Coage
Alabama
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Syracuse Celebrates First NSFNT Sports Festival
John Fusco of Burlington, Mass., toured the festival in Syracuse watching ice hockey, table tennis, handball, basketball, softball, field hockey, boxing, figure skating, rowing and track and field. He praised opening ceremonies and reported easy organization, adding locals should be proud of the event.
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Liz
John Fusco
Burlington, Mass
Mark
Fusco
NSFNT
Syracuse
Moran, Lewis and Morgan
Central New York
NIHL all star duel highlights future of U S hockey
In a fast paced NSF ITI game Detroit native Van Biesbrock starred with 29 saves as Great Lakes triumphed. Jay Wall and Ted Speers led scorers, while Rich Costello Rob Carpenter and others fueled bronze medal showings.
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Great Lakes
Mike Jordan
Mike Wacker
Janice Lawrence
Walsh
van Biesbrock
Detroit
Saul Ste. Marie Greyhounds
Vantbhiesbrock
Sunior
Jay
Ted Speers
Tourney
Jeff Logan
George White
Fran Finn
Rich Costello
New England
Robby Carpenter
Carpenter
Costello
Providence
Lou Lamoriello
Lamoriello
Friars
Jeff Johnston
Michigan Tech
Midwest
Greg Olson
Harvard
Brian Mullen
Wisconsin
Bill Rothstein
Notre Dame
Speers
Lourney
Mullan
Logan
Johnston
Keenan Misses USGA Junior Calf Championship Qualifier
Fresno California Bellevues Brian Keenan failed to reach the USGA Junior Calf Championship after a 77 in the morning round and a 82 in the afternoon, finishing with 159 total, three strokes over the 158 cut as 64 players advanced to match play.
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Fresno
Calif
Bellevue
Brian Keenan
Keenan
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