Amherst Doctor Honored at County All Star Game
Dr. Walter P. Wagner 57 receives a plaque for 20 years as Amherst High School team physician and county athletic volunteer. He treats injuries, conducts 250-300 annual physicals, and coaches praise his dedication. The Lorain County All Star game at Amherst Stadium starts 8 p.m. with proceeds to the American Cancer Society.
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Amherst
Walter P. Wagner
Amherst High School
Wagner
Lorain County
Robert McFarland
Oberlin
Lorain High School
Ohio University
All American Company
The
American Cancer Society
Bell fuels Rangers 7-2 win over Tribe in Arlington
Ameri can League reserve Buddy Bell boosted Texas with four RBIs as the Rangers defeated Cleveland 7-2 in Arlington. Bell doubled in two runs early and added a single and sacrifice fly later, aided by Sample and Tolleson who each scored twice. Knuckleballer Charlie Hough pitched well through muggy conditions to improve to 9-7.
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Arlington
Tex
Buddy Bell
Bell
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Texas
Doug Rader
RBI
Rangers
Billy Sample
Wayne Tolleson
Sample
Tolleson
Charlie Hough
Hough
Tribe
Cleveland
Rader
Neal Heaton
Heaton
Pat Corrales
Gary Ward
George Wright
Donne Scott
Don Schulze
Scott
Tommy Dunbar
Ward
Pete O'Brien
George Vukovich
Jerry Willard
Texas Sample
Bert Blyleven
Indians
Butler
Bernard
Totlesa
Francois Aoa
Gal Hall
Tabler
Dunbar If
Vukveh
Obnen
Willard
Gwreht
Jacoby
Seattle
Wukesnss
Willa
Tesas
Vukoweh
Tollesan
Teaton
Schulze
Waddell
Texas Hough
Miami Coaches Embrace Tough Miami Schedule
University of Miami coach Jimmy Johnson evaluates a brutal 1987 schedule opening with Auburn at the Kickoff Classic and includes No 6 Florida in Tampa, No 8 Michigan, and a challenging road ahead. Johnson says the slate tests the defending national champions, strengthens early readiness, and may forge a stronger team despite the initial hardship.
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East Rutherford
N.J
University of Miami
Marquis de Sade
Jimmy Johnson
Johnson
Miami
Auburn
Hurricanes
Associated Press
Tampa
Florida
Michigan
Olympic team crushes NBA stars again in Greensboro
The U S Olympic basketball team drilled a 96 85 win over NBA stars in Greensboro led by Michael Jordan 25 points. Billy Cunningham said the victory shows progress but warned against a false sense of security ahead of the Olympics as Knight's squad adjusts with Jordan at forward and aims for continued improvement under tough competition.
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Greensboro
N.C
Bobby Knight
National Basketball Association
Michael Jordan
NBA
Indiana University
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia 76Ers
Greensboro Coliseum
Cunningham
Jordan
Knight
University of North Carolina Star
North Carolina
Chicago Bulls
Dean Smith
Chapel Hill
Steve Stipanovich
Georgetown
Pat Ewing
Ghiana
Steve Alford
Bradshaw not retiring amid injury speculation
Pittsburgh star Terry Bradshaw denies retirement plans despite arm injuries and surgery. He says he has not decided on a CBS color-analyst offer, notes he will not play this year, and mentions possible reserve-list status if he misses training camp.
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Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Bradshaw
CBS
NFL
KDKA
Shreveport Journal
Steelers
Chuck Noll
Terry
Steeler
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Latrobe
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