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Thursday, June 21, 1990
Daily Double : Alan Trammell and Lou Whitaker Have Been in the Middle of Things for the Tigers for 13 Seasons

Theirs is a union of circumstance and fate, a marriage celebrated on a diamond instead of with one.

Saturday, May 5, 1990
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE MEET : Woodbridge Dominates Team Races

The Woodbridge High School boys' and girls' teams won titles at the Pacific Coast League track and field finals Friday at Irvine High School.

Friday, May 4, 1990
Success Relative for Duo : Tennis: Moorpark College's mother-and-daughter combination makes for a winning set.

Watching Moorpark College's No. 1 doubles team play is sort of like seeing those old soap commercials--look at their backhands and decide which player is the mother and which is the daughter.

Thursday, April 26, 1990
PREP BASEBALL

St. Bernard 3, Bosco Tech 0--Because of traffic, St.

Sunday, February 11, 1990
GOLF : U. S. Open in Pebble Beach Is Major Hope for O'Meara

For some players on the PGA Tour, the AT&T; Pebble Beach National Pro-Am is an event to be avoided.

Thursday, January 4, 1990
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

In other Avocado League games: Ramona 79, San Marcos 64--Host Ramona led at halftime, 45-27, and was never in danger.

Monday, December 4, 1989
Crash in Spain Kills Former Trail Blazer

Fernando Martin, who played for the Portland Trail Blazers in 1986, was killed in an auto accident Sunday.

Thursday, August 3, 1989
Tennis Star Tracy Austin Hurt in N.J. Car Accident
Saturday, July 22, 1989
Records Dropping at Masters : New Zealander Runs Best in 800 Meters, and Final Still to Come

There were several U.S. and world age-group records set at the second day of the TAC/USA Masters National Track and Field Championships at San Diego State Friday, but perhaps none was as...

Monday, June 26, 1989
Yugoslav basketball star Drazen Petrovic, considered the...

Yugoslav basketball star Drazen Petrovic, considered the best guard in Europe, said he might join the Portland Trail Blazers.

Sunday, June 11, 1989
Who Shot Vic Weiss? A Trail Gone Cold

The meeting with Jack Kent Cooke and Jerry Buss had gone well.

Wednesday, March 29, 1989
Olympic Games in Seoul Made $479-Million Profit

The 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seoul made a record profit of $479 million, more than double that of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, organizers said today.

Monday, January 23, 1989
In Brief : Soccer Fans Deny Causing Deaths

In their first defense pleas in the Heysel trial, lawyers for the British supporters claimed today that they were not the direct cause of death and asked for their acquittal.

Friday, December 30, 1988
College Basketball Roundup : UC Santa Barbara Defeats Arizona State

Eric McArthur made 4 of 4 free throws in the final 1 1/2 minutes as UC Santa Barbara defeated Arizona State, 84-80, in the championship game of the Sun Devils' tournament Thursday night at Tempe,...

Tuesday, November 8, 1988
NBA: A Season Begins : Price of a Starting NBA Franchise Is Up to $32.5 Million

When the Chicago Bulls entered the National Basketball Assn. in 1966 as the first expansion team of the modern era, the team paid a $1.2-million franchise fee.

Thursday, October 27, 1988
ARTFULLY DONE : USC High Jumper Ernie Shelton Never Quite Cleared 7 Feet, but He Has Carved a Niche for Himself as Sculptor

Ernie Shelton was supposed to be the world's first 7-foot high jumper.

Thursday, October 20, 1988
Tennis Roundup : Edberg Shows No Sign of Injury, Gains Easy Win

Top-seeded Stefan Edberg of Sweden opened defense of his $617,500 Japan Indoor tennis title Wednesday with a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Todd Nelson at Tokyo.

Sunday, September 25, 1988
Perez Gets 5-Inning No-Hitter; Stieb Just Misses

In the Year of the Pitcher, only a bad-hop single with two out in the ninth inning prevented an unprecedented two no-hitters on the same day.

Sunday, June 26, 1988
Fashionably Late, White Makes Up for Lost Time

Angel center fielder Devon White hopes he doesn't make "This Week in Baseball."

Sunday, June 19, 1988
Tyson-Spinks Is More Than a Fight, It's History

Neither Mike Tyson nor Michael Spinks needs money, but they will have to make do as financial heavyweights after they reap millions for their championship fight June 27 in Atlantic City.

Saturday, April 30, 1988
Foothill's Ashley Selman Makes a Point, but Not as Often as She'd Like

Ashley Selman, a senior at Foothill High School, is not the best-known track and field athlete in Orange County.

Sunday, April 10, 1988
A Phone Call--and 'I Just Thought I Had to Do it'

Larry Brown was packing. The plane was waiting to take him back to UCLA.

Saturday, March 26, 1988
UCLA's Devers Sets Stadium Record in 100-Meter Hurdles at Stanford

Gail Devers of UCLA broke a Stanford Stadium record while winning the women's 100-meter hurdles in 13.18 seconds and anchored the Bruins' shuttle hurdles relay team to victory on the first day of...

Wednesday, January 20, 1988
Kent State Hires Former North Carolina Coach Dick Crum

Two months after he resigned under pressure from his coaching job at North Carolina, Dick Crum was named Tuesday as head football coach at Kent State.

Tuesday, December 29, 1987
Lendl Gets Own Firm to Manage His Money

Ivan Lendl, who has been the world's No. 1 tennis player for more than two years, ended weeks of speculation Monday by announcing, as predicted, that he will form his own management firm.

Friday, October 23, 1987
Australian Diver Meade Killed When Head Hits Platform

Nathan Meade, one of Australia's premier divers, was killed when he apparently misjudged a dive during practice and smashed into the concrete diving platform Thursday at Brisbane, Australia.

Saturday, September 26, 1987
PREP FOOTBALL : Dorsey Gets Two Late Scores to Upset Locke

Any hopes Locke High School had of getting off to a fast start were dashed by a horrendous finish Friday.

Tuesday, September 15, 1987
American Gets Used to Life in English Soccer

While his boyhood friends in Falls Church, Va., dreamed of becoming baseball, basketball or football stars, John Kerr yearned to play professional soccer in "the greatest league in the world."

Thursday, September 10, 1987
1987 PREVIEW : VALLEY FOOTBALL : HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEWS : PAC 8

Teams listed in predicted order of finish by Times staff writers.

Sunday, July 26, 1987
Off-Road Gran Prix : 43,987 See Ashley Win at Coliseum

Dave Ashley of Riverside, who had never before led a single lap on the eight-stop Mickey Thompson Off-Road Gran Prix circuit, was a surprise start-to-finish winner Saturday night in the Grand...

Wednesday, July 8, 1987
A Rusty Gonzales Gets Up and Gets a Win : After Knockdown in First, Olympian Outpoints Nolasco in 10-Rounder

Paul Gonzales performed a quick self-evaluation on the way to the dressing room.

Saturday, June 13, 1987
Fans Keep Gulls' Spirit Alive : But the Real Spirit Plays as a Class-A Team in San Bernardino

"This is terrible to say, but I don't know anything about the Gulls."

Sunday, April 19, 1987
Good Buy, Nelson : Chapman's Hot-Hitting Outfielder Could Be Real Steal

Step right up, professional baseball scouts, and check out this year's bargain baby--Chapman College outfielder Darren Nelson.

A LOOK AT EXPANSION IN THE NBA : $32.5-Million Price Tag Doesn't Scare Off Prospective Buyers

As with most things, the cost of expansion teams in the National Basketball Assn. has gone up.

Tuesday, March 17, 1987
Kings Try to Turn It Around on Road

The Kings, who have won only one of their last nine games, begin a 10-day, six-game trip here tonight against the Washington Capitals.

Thursday, February 19, 1987
Daughter of Joan Kroc : Linda Smith Plans to Divorce Padres' Boss

Linda Smith, the daughter of multimillionaire San Diego Padres owner Joan B.

Thursday, February 12, 1987
In Fairfax High's Galaxy of Basketball Stars It's Hard to Miss Chris Mills

When you have a legitimate superstar--as the Fairfax High basketball team does in 6-8 Sean Higgins--it usually means the rest of the players attract as much attention as a pair of designer jeans...

Wednesday, February 11, 1987
Bob Foster, a former boxing champion and...

Bob Foster, a former boxing champion and now a deputy sheriff in New Mexico, has been put on administrative leave with pay because of allegations of improper investigative procedures.

Wednesday, January 14, 1987
NBA Bans Houston's Lloyd, Wiggins After Pair Fail Cocaine Test

Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell Wiggins of the Houston Rockets on Tuesday became the third and fourth National Basketball Assn. players to be banned from the league for using cocaine.

Thursday, December 18, 1986
ORANGE COUNTY PREP BASKETBALL : Boys' Roundup : Santa Clara Slays Another Tournament Giant as Servite Loses

The giant killers are back at it again in the 15th Tournament of Champions.

Sunday, November 23, 1986
LEN BIAS : He Spent Over $11,000 in 2 1/2 Months Before His Death on June 19

These have been trying times for A.

Sunday, September 28, 1986
Corona del Mar Boys Win Cross-Country Meet

With sophomore Eddie Lavelle leading the way, the Corona del Mar boys' cross-country team scored an impressive 60 points to win Division II at the Dana Hills Invitational at Dana Hills High School...

Thursday, September 18, 1986
Names in the News - Sept. 18, 1986

Louis Skertich of Culver City, star pitcher for Loyola High School last season, was a member of a U.S. all-star team that completed a playing tour of Japan and China in August.

Sunday, September 7, 1986
Rockets to Face Celtics in Exhibition

The Houston Rockets get their first crack at revenge against the champion Boston Celtics as part of the NBA's 89-game exhibition season schedule released Wednesday by the league.

Tuesday, August 19, 1986
The Strange Final Weeks of Len Bias' Life : As His Date With Fortune--and Death--Drew Near, He Was Different

In the investigation of Maryland basketball star Len Bias' death, people in dark glasses go in and out of a small-town courthouse, friends become suspects, mystery women appear and disappear, a...

Tuesday, July 8, 1986
THE NFL DRUG PROPOSAL : TAKING ACTION AGAINST DRUGS

National Basketball Assn. If there is suspicion of drug use, a third party evaluates evidence.

Thursday, April 10, 1986
1985-86 ALL-VALLEY BASKETBALL TEAMS : The '84-85 Boys First Team, a Year Later

Back and head problems kept Brian Capp from having the kind of season he wanted at Glendale College this year.

Wednesday, February 19, 1986
College Tennis : Irvine Can't Stay With Pepperdine

Kelly Jones led Pepperdine University to a 7-2 nonconference tennis victory over UC Irvine Tuesday at Malibu.

Sunday, February 2, 1986
Golf / Shav Glick : Robinson and Dutra Newest Inductees Into Southland Hall of Fame

Joe Robinson of Riverside, a PGA golf professional for 51 years, and the late Olin Dutra, a former U.S.

Saturday, December 28, 1985
Celtics Fine McHale for Missing Plane Flight

Boston Celtic forward Kevin McHale has been fined an undisclosed amount by Coach K.C.

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