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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1990

Page

13

British Open Round One At St Andrews Details

Reports from St Andrews Scotland where the 119th British Open began with golfers completing the opening round at the Old Course. Conditions and early scores set the pace as players chase the championship under bright but windy links conditions.

ST Angrews Scotland

British Open Opens With Norman Allen Tied For Lead At St Andrews

The 119th British Open at St Andrews opened with Greg Norman and Michael Allen sharing the first round lead at 66 on mild sunny day. Nick Faldo one behind with Arnold Palmer amid final Open appearance posting 73. Weather and the famous 17th tested players as eight others shot 68.

ST. Andrews Scotland Greg Norman Michael Allen Nick Faldo Arnie Arnold Palmer Martin Poxon

Skillman near golf lead in opening round at Legend

Oberlin Golf Club's Bill Skillman shot 37 33 71 in the opening round of the Northeast Ohio Amateur at Legend. Skillman finished three strokes behind the leader as the event began on Thursday.

Oberlin Golf Club Bill Skillman

Lake Golf Club Tourney Leaderboard and Local Standouts

Rob Moss leads Windmill Lakes with 35 33 68 as Skillman ties Gene Bellato for third behind the leader. Kim Heisler of Aurora sits second at 37 33 70, with Madison Country Club next week and the July 30 wrap at Hudson’s Country Club. Oberlin golfers dominate local scores including Robert Bodde 39 35 74 and Jeff Robbins 41 34 75, Jim Cowan 39 37 76, Larry Nagy 36 41 77, Bruce Carroll 41 37 78.

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Mackey Fired Amid Addiction Scandal At CSU

CSU officials announced Kevin Mackey is no longer employed after admissions of out of control addictions and lying to cover tracks. Flower weighed duties to 20000 students against Mackey’s conduct. a national coaching search will start. Contract did not include a morals clause but policies allow termination for moral standards violations.

Roth Mackey Flower CSU Kevin Mackey Kevin Jan Muczyk

Celtics tell Shaw to break pact in court ruling

A judge allowed Boston Celtic Brian Shaw to break his contract with an Italian team and imposed a 5000-dollar daily fine if he does not execute the break himself. In tennis news Rostagno and McEnroe split results as the Wimbledon classic advances. Gomez, Sanchez Vicario, Bonsignori, Hack, and Fairbank win to reach quarterfinals and semifinals in various events. NFL notes report McPherson missing Eagles camp while Bengals sign James Francis to a five year deal. Goodwill Games sponsorship loss forecast tops 13 million, with Seattle hosts opening events. In cycling, LeMond trails Chiappucci by five seconds after stage 18 as Bugno wins sprint in 125.5 miles under 104 degree heat.

Boston Celtics Brian Shaw Shaw Jim McMahon McPherson Randall Cunningham Matt Cavanaugh Eagles McMahon San Diego Chargers Cincinnati Bengals Baylor James Francis

German leagues merge to form national team next year

Officials from East and West Germany agree to merge their leagues and create a joint national team for the following year amid a broader move toward sports unity. A mention of a $39 million figure relates to a broader Turner Broadcasting context.

East West Germany Ted Turner Turner Broadcasting Sys

Steinbrenner Confident in Fair Hearing Over Baseball Power

George Steinbrenner, owner of the New York Yankees, says he dislikes the commissioner’s power but believes Fay Vincent will clear him if a fair hearing is held. He insists he did nothing wrong and asks for a fair judgment based on his past record.

George Steinbrenner Steinbrenner New York Yankees Fay Vincent

Sports TV and radio schedule highlights tonight

Tonight features WGN San Francisco at Chicago 7 30 p m on ESPA Atlanta at New York 7 30 p m on WEM Chicago at Baltimore 10 30 p m SPORTSCHANNEL WWWE 1100 AM Cleveland at Oakland 10 30 p m ESPN Toronto at Oakland 3 p m ESPN LPGA Phar Mor Classic 6 p m and WTBS Goodwill Games opening day events.

WGN San Francisco Chicago ESPA Atlanta New York WEM Baltimore WWWE Cleveland Oakland ESPN Toronto

Shanaberger linked to Mackey probe ends university tenure

The university audited finances amid impropriety questions involving CSU coach Kevin Mackey who admitted alcohol and drug issues and was fired. Shanaberger, longtime Mackey recruiting coordinator, faced reimbursement questions after paying for tires. Prosecutor Corrigan advised no criminal charges but urged tighter bookkeeping as Shanaberger’s contract ended July 1.

CSU Kevin Mackey Shanaberger Mackey Cuyahoga County John T. Corrigan Corrigan Merle Levin Shannberger Levin

Welding edge North Olmsted in Class F thriller

North Ridgeville Buckeye State Welding scored twice in the seventh to edge North Olmsted Dairy Queen 8 7. Anthony Stacey drove in five runs including a two run seventh to produce the go ahead. Chris Reddinger had three hits and three runs while Aaron Cavin earned the win in relief striking out 10 in 1 1/3 innings.

North Ridgeville Elyria Buckeye State Welding North Olmsted Dairy Queen Anthony Stacey Chris Reddinger Aaron Cavin Cavin

Professional teams ink multiple player deals across leagues

Transactions from the Basketball and NFL spheres show the Dallas Mavericks, Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Downgys, and Indianapolis Colts all agreeing to terms on various contracts. Signings include guards, cornerbacks, running backs, and defensive backs, with players such as Plu Henderson, Stan Smagala, Rob Hinckley, Mark Brown, Carnel Smith, Tony Collins, and Kenneth Davidson involved. The NHL notes the New York Rangers signing Kord Ceenich and Ene Ger to defense roles.

Ral Wateneal Cincinnati Mengals James Francis Inebacket Mike Martin Dallas Downgys Stan Smagala Kenneth Gant Detroit Sions Rob Hinckley Mark Brown Chris Oldham Maurice Henry Tracy Hayworth Roman Fortin Indianapolis Colts Carnel Smith Mianne Dolphins Tony Collins NEW York Jets Johany Vector Uaning Phoebse Cardinals David Eli

Pro boxing results mix in Seattle and beyond

AP reporting from Seattle shows Tim Witherspoon defeating Pamnted Jose Aibalta in a heavyweight bout while Tony Tucker stopped Mike Rouse. Lindell Holmes halted Carl Sullivan as Ola, and Robert Darrell retained the IBF super middleweight title, with Cramy Bodzianowski defeating in Chicago to retain the WBA cruiserweight belt.

Seattle Tim Witherspoon Philadelphia Jose Aibalta Miami Tony Tucker Grand Rapids

Cavaliers Announce 1990 91 Schedule Key Openers

Cleveland Cavaliers will start the 1990 91 season November 2 at Boston and host the Charlotte Hornets November 3 at Richfield Coliseum. The team details Central Division foes Detroit Atlanta Indiana Chicago Milwaukee and Charlotte with five meetings each and a balanced cross conference schedule. The home slate features 13 Wednesday games and a mix of other weekday and weekend dates.

Cleveland Cleveland Cavaliers Boston Cavaliers Richfield Coliseum Charlotte Hornets NBA Detroit Atlanta Indiana Chicago Milwaukee Charlotte

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