Hamlin Grabs First LPGA Victory At Keller Golf Course
Shelley Hamlin of Fresno wins the $75,000 Patty Berg Golf Classic with a 10 under 208 total, finishing one stroke ahead of Kathy Whitworth. Whitworth faltered with two back-nine doubles after leading most of the final round. Floyd and Britz tie for third at 9 under. Maxness set a Friday tournament record but finished 216.
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ST. Paul
Stanford
Kathy Whitworth
Keller Golf Course
Hamlin
Whitworth
Marlene Floyd
LPGA
Ladies’ Hall of Fame
Floyd
Jerilyn Britz
Barbara Maxness
East Germans Still Looking for Gold at World Swimming
On the final day of the World Swimming Championships in Berlin East Germany seeks its first gold led by Barbara Krause in the 100 meter freestyle. The United States entrances include Stephanie Elkins Jane Abraham and David McCagg as contenders while Greg Louganis competes in diving amid protests over his score and a weather disrupted qualifying round. The Santa Clara Aquamaids claimed the synchronized swimming team gold as Canada and Japan trailed.
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Berlin
East Germany
Barbara Krause
West Berlin
U.S
George Haines
Stephanie Elkins
Jacksonville
Fla
Jane Abraham
Austin
Texas
David McCagg
Cynthia Woodhead
California
Kim Linehan
Greg Louganis
Louganis
Canada
Mexico
Norway
R. Jackson Smith
Falk Hoffmann
Luganis
Vladimir Aleinik
Aleinik
David Ambartsumian
Santa Clara Aquamaids
United States
Japan
Italy
Hungary
Fuller Looks to Elevate Clemson Offense This Season
Clemson quarterback Steve Fuller, ACC player of the year, returns for his senior season aiming to throw more and run a faster, open offense under Charley Pell. He and 13 returning starters, including star receiver Jerry Butler, face added pressure as Clemson pursues a conference title after an 8 3 1 record and a Gator Bowl berth last year.
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Clemson
S.C
Steve Fuller
Tigers
ACC
Charley Pell
Fuller
Spartanburg
Operation Football
Jerry Butler
South Carolina
Pell
Citadel
Pitt
Top Seeds Win In SVNB Tennis at Stonebrook
Danny Kelllas the top seed reaches the semifinals by beating Brawner Cates 6-0 6-1 and Rusty Holland 6-1 6-1 as Kit Arbo also advances with a 6-4 7-5 win over Monty Harris. The rain disrupted play at Shenandoah Valley National Bank Charity event at Stonebrook Racquet Club.
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Danny Kelllas
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Stonebrook
Kellas
Brawner Cates
Rusty Holland
Holland
Rob Mitchell
Kit Arbo
Monty Harris
Peter Simpson
Gerry Hardy
Danny Kellas
John Milleson
Alton Ramey
Mens
Bill Mathias
Bill Fore
Mike Perry
Jake Mast
Murrell Bolliger
Steve Malin
Bob Dusterhoff
Ed Thompson
Ed McCoy
Jim Simpson
Kitty Nicholas
Kay Davis
Wes Shaffer
Robin Shaffer
Lynn Malin
Tom Mitchell
Steve Shendon
E.W. Adams
Chris White
Mark Adams
Edward Thompson
USOC Moves to Money in Olympic Prep and Reform
The United States Olympic Committee adopts a market driven, centrally planned approach to amateur sport, funding year round training centers and medical facilities with corporate donations totaling at least 26 million. Officials insist the system differs from Communist state sports programs, while expanding industry partnerships and private sponsorships amid a broader push to dominate international competition. In Hampton, Virginia Caldwell leads Boyertown in a baseball regional as rain halts the Mid-Atlantic final with Caldwell ahead 5-4.
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Sam
U.S
USO
Ussr
East Germany
Olympic Committee
United States
Ent Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Squaw Valley
Calif
Simmons
The
Canteen Corp. of America
Universal
Jaeger Corp
Coca Cola
Leipzig
Moscow
Arthur I. Kuman
USOC
Kuman
Hampton
Caldwell
N. J
Boyertown
American Legion
American
Yakima
Wash
Yarborough Wins Night Volunteer 500 At Bristol Race
Cale Yarborough dominated the Volunteer 500 at Bristol International Raceway under lights for the first time, securing a third straight win here and his fifth in six starts. The 302nd lap saw him take the lead as 10 cautions slowed the field on the slick .533-mile track with Lennie Pond briefly notable for recent speed records.
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Bristol, Tenn
Cale Yarborough
Bristol International Raceway
Timmonsville
S. C
Yarborough
Lennie Pond
Chester
Pond
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Pat Meyers
Jane Blalock
Hot Springs
Ed Loveless
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Patty Berg
SVNB
Arbo
Chuck Hieronymi
Paul Hillyard
Bobby Pifer
Richard Eckersley
Mark Anderson
Wade Johnson
Bill Hair
Martha Legge
Judy Malin
Kerry Gardner
Tuck White
Chris Garber
Daphne Goodyear
Pat Perry
Doug Thomas
Bob Fetter
Jeff Wallace
Lynne Thompson
Tom Glass
Bob Snyder
Jim
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Frederick Farm Bureau
Winchester
Associated Press
Will Grimsley
Legion
Parsons
Waltrip
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg, Va
Harrisonburg
Jim Wheatley
Ernie Greiser
Firestone
Monro-Matic
Monro-Matics
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