Handley Judges Capture State AA Track Title In Rain
Handley High School edged Broad Run 47 45 at Madison College as three first places powered the Judges to the state AA crown. Scott Haack set a mile record and Wayne Coffman won the two mile in a record time, with Chris Washington and others scoring in discus and jumps amid a wet meet with 65 teams.
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Chris Washington
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Coffman
Washington
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Pat Veltman
Spotsylvania
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Zane Branson
Orange County
Kent Schweikert
Schweikert
Chip Edwards
Branson
Scheikert
Edwards
Steve Dye
Butch Sea
Lee
Billy Sowers
Charles Thompson
Steve Manzie
Tim Crisman
Benson Walker
Walker
Nelson
Thompson
James Scott
Neil Freeman
Waynesboro
Greg Canty
Debbie Beamer
Valley
Andrew Lewis
Summar
Nelson Co
Mar
Bruce Merritt
Alta
Scott Warner
Blair
Derryl Sullivan Brook
McKinley Stockton
Darryl Wilson
Steve Marshall
Tinch Campbell
Orange
Randy Garber
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Carlton Perry
Cent-L
Dye
REL
Mike Benshoff
Spot
Cent-S
Elbert Thompson
Mark Namath
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K. Barvar
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K Collins
RE. Lee
Suffolk
Blacksburg
Clifton Forge
Abington
K. Collins
G. Canty
Turner Ashby
Dan River
Jeff Smith
Ken Brown
James Bonds
al Dunn
Mike Whedbee
Cyprus Roher
Chat
Crisman
Maltbie Wins Memorial with 18th Hole Birdie
Roger Maltbie birdied the 18th in a four hole playoff against Hale Irwin at Muirfield Village to win the Memorial on Jack Nicklaus’ course. The 25-year-old Californian earned $40,000 and will face Charlotte sectional for the Open bid. Irwin said he was short of his best and Green led money winners. The event used a new three hole playoff format.
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Sowers
Coffman
Handley
Tim Frye
Ron Wehn
Maltbie
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Muirfield Village
San Jose Country Club
Irwin
Hale
Charlotte
N.C
Hubert Green
Royals
Billy Williams
Mike Torrez
Paul Splittorff
Bert Campaneris
Williams
Blyleven Exit Sparks Notable Rounds In 3-2 Loss
AL roundup notes Bert Blyleven waving at Minnesota fans after a 3-2 defeat to the California Angels amid trade talk with Texas. The Twins’ ace walked nine, surpassed 1,700 innings and 1,400 strikeouts but failed to reach 100th win as Frank Tanana fanned 12. Also Cubs? White Sox 9 Rangers 4 with Lemon’s foggy triple and Orta homer. Yankees 8 Red Sox 3 in Fenway action. Orioles and Indians split. Tigers win late though Fidrych goes distance.
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White Sox
Chet Lemon
Jorge Orta
Chicago
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Toby Harrah
Tom Grieve
Jim Spencer
Orta
Yankees
Red Sox
Chris Chambliss
Oscar Amble
Catfish Hunter
Baltimore
Thurman Munson
Carlos May
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