Pioneer guards lead Elyria High veteran backcourt
Elyria High returns a veteran guard group led by seniors Ken Gerhardt Dave Raye Larry Washburn and Rick Thrasher. Juniors include Darren Conley Jerry Anderson Scott Herndon and Howard Worley. The Pioneers open the season September 7 against Toledo Scott with C T photos.
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Dana Quigley opens Hall of Fame Classic with 63
Dana Quigley, nursing injuries from a 1000-yard swim in Narragansett Bay, shot an eight under 63 at Pinehurst No. 2 to take a four-stroke lead after the first round of the Hall of Fame Golf Classic. Amateurs and veterans chase in the $250,000 event.
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Knight Puerto Rico confrontation stirs mixed views across island
Reporters and coaches recount a tense incident in San Juan during a Puerto Rico training session. Critics label Knight arrogant and disruptive while supporters defend his toughness and honesty as American coach. Controversy centers on a gym confrontation with referee Silva over use of a facility and racial tensions amid Brazil and Colombian teams.
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Indians tie club mark with Thornton grand slam homer
Andre Thornton hit a first inning grand slam for his second of the year and the Indians sixth all time tying a club record. Ron Hassey followed with a solo shot and the pair marked the second back to back homers this season. Cleveland's road and home matchups and overall pace are noted with season statistics and manager Dave Garcia’s late July arrival.
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Hall of Fame Golf Classic brings Stadler and newcomers to Pinehurst
Hale Irwin shot a 20 under 264 to win the Hall of Fame Classic, leading a group at 68 as Quigley trailed by five. Tom Watson shot 70 after bogeys early, with Larry Nelson also at 70. Brad Bryant and Mike Brannan joined the new tour cohort, while Jack Nicklaus did not play. Quigley called his round the lowest score of his life and a career highlight at Pinehurst No. 2.
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City leaders tour Cleveland Stadium to spark Gator Bowl upgrades
Jacksonville Mayor Jake Godbold and a task force head to Cleveland to inspect renovated Cleveland Stadium. The visit aims to model improvements for the Gator Bowl as Colts owner Robert Irsay links upgrades to NFL relocation talks.
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Pro Football Moves and Roster Shuffles Across Teams
Multiple NFL teams announce injuries waivers trades and waivers while making new acquisitions and releases. Chicago places guard Bacon Moore on injured reserve Cincinnati trades Dennis Law to Washington for a draft pick. Green Bay waives rookie punter Hick Partridge and acquires Jim Mol from Houston, plus Bob Winkel from Minnesota and releases Joe Morenno. Oakland trades and waivers several players then releases Mike Loyd Jerome King and Jimbo Elrod. San Francisco adds Jeff Levy and Carl McGee on waivers while placing Bob Jory on IR. Baseball Baltimore promotes John Lowenstein and assigns John Flinn to Rochester. New York NIL signs Lee Mazzilli to a six year deal. Basketball Golden State signs Danny Salisbery. Cal State Northridge names John Buragno assistant basketball coach.
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Weekend Sports TV Schedule 1979 Highlights
Saturday lists pro soccer May Off and Redy vs Mets baseball with multiple channels. Tracks and field events include the 1979 World Cup and RFK Memorial Tournament. NFL and golf coverage appear, along with various sports programs. Sunday features track and field, NFL previews, PGA, Sportsworld, and tennis staples. Monday shows baseball.
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U S Leads Bonnie Bell Junior Tennis Challenge
The United States opened with a 4-1 lead over Australia in the Bonne Bell International Junior Girls event led by 14 year old Andrea Jaeger from Lincolnshire. Jaeger defeated Jackie Pinto 6 0 6 1 in the 16 year old division while Heenan of California and Kasten of Tennessee also won as Mary Lou Platek and Randall Miller prevailed in doubles.
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