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Sunday, January 22, 1984 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER SPORTS C-3 BOB TRUMPY ANNOUNCES Sports Digest BIG TALL WINTER CLEARANCE 0 II r3 SAVE20-50 SUITS Entire slock of suits, year-round weight, wool blends, mostly 3-pc; beautiful array of colors. John Weitz, Palm Beach; Phoenix. Warren Sew'ell. At Poley's alterations are always free Sizes 38 to 74 regs longs, extra-longs, and portlys Reg. $140 $119.90 Reg.

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Winter Jackets 'Sweaters Pro Football Names Four To Hall Of Fame FROM ENQUIRER WIRES Charley Taylor, pro football's all-time leading receiver for the Washington Redskins, and Willie Brown, a record-breaking cornerback for the Oakland Raiders, were selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The two assistant coaches for Sunday's Super Bowl teams were chosen along with Mike McCormaek, former offensive tackle with the Browns, former Bengals assistant coach and now president of the Seattle Seahawks, and Arnie Weinmeister, former defensive tackle for the New YorK Giants. The voting was done by the Hall of Fame's 29-member board of sports writers from each National Football League city. The four newest members, who increase the Hall of Fame mem-; bership to 123, will be enshrined July 28 at Canton, Ohio. Sumners Wins Third U.S.

Title World champion Rosalynn Sumners had to fight off Tiffany Chin instead of Elaine Zayak to win her third straight women's title at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships at Salt Lake City. Chin, who had the best scores on the final freestyle program despite a bobble on one triple jump, fin-' ished second overall and Sumners' archrival, Zayak, was third. Chin, 16, of Toluca Lake, and Zayak, 18, of Paramus, N.J., both were chosen to join Sumners, 19, of Edmonds, on the U.S. Olympic squad.

All the women skated a flawed final program. Oilman, Masley On Luge Team Dave Oilman and Frank Masley joined early designate Tim Nardiello on the U.S. Olympic men's luge team after final trials at the tricky Mount Van Hoevenberg luge run in Lake Placid, N.Y. Toni Damigella, 17, and Theresa Riedl, 18, were named to the women's team along with early designate Bonny Warner, 21, after Saturday's last heat. The doubles team of Masley, 23, and Ray Bateman set a new American single-heat record of 38.419 seconds.

PGA Rookie Leads Phoenix Open Corey Pavin, the leader by one stroke through three rounds of the $400,000 Phoenix Open golf tournament, is a rookie on the American PGA tour but takes a year of globe-trotting experience into today's final 18 holes. Pavin said the experience he gained in Europe and South Africa last year after he'd failed in his first attempt to gain his American tour playing rights was helpful. He won three times, including the South African PGA and the German Open. "It was a year ago this week that I Arnold Palmer's eight-stroke lead melted to a two-shot advantage, after a third-round 79 in the 45th PGA Seniors Championship at Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Palmer, calling it "one of my worst rounds," had a round on the PGA National Champion Course.

The 54-year-old Penn-sylvanian shot a sizzling 63 Friday. Dickerson Heads NFL Rookie Team Running back Eric Dickerson of the Los Angeles Rams has been chosen NFL Rookie of the Year by the Pro Football Writers of America. Dickerson, running back Curt Warner of Seattle and quarterback Dan Marino of Miami were unanimous choices for the writers' all-rookie team. Joining them on the offensive team were wide receivers Willie Gault of Chicago and Jeff Chadwick of Detroit; tackles Jimbo Covert of Chicago and Harvey Salem of Houston; guards Chris Hinton of Baltimore and Bruce Matthews of Houston; tight end Tony Hunter of Buffalo; and place-kicker Ali Haji Sheikh of the New York Giants. Picked for the defensive unit were defensive ends Mike Pitts of Atlanta and Greg Townsend of the Los Angeles Raiders; defensive tackles Andrew Provence of Atlanta and Bill Pickel of the Raiders; linebackers Mike Green of San Diego, Vernon Maxwell of Baltimore and John Rader of Atlanta; cornerbacks Dar-rell Green of Washington and Danny Walters of San Diego; safeties Terry Kinard of the Giants and Bill Bates of Dallas; and punter Reggie Roby of Miami.

Lendl Defeats Gene Mayer For Title Ivan Lendl easily defeated Gene Mayer, 6-3, 6-2, to win the $200,000 Governor's Cup tennis tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico. With the victory went $80,000 in prize money. Mayer had to settle for $60,000. Jimmy Connors earned $40,000 in prize money by beating Yannick Noah, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3, in the third-place match. Noah earned $20,000.

The 16 seeded players, led by top-rated Lendl, received byes in the first round of the $375,000 U.S. Pro Indoor Championships. Despite his loss to second-seeded John McEnroe in the recent Gand Prix in New York, Lendl was ranked first in the field of 48 that will compete for a $60,000 first prize in the week-long tournament that opens Monday in Philadelphia. Elsewhere Right-hander Neil Allen has agreed to a four-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals worth an estimated $3.56 million, a published report says.

Along with Allen, the Cardinals are believed to be close to signing first baseman George Hendrick to a five-year contract worth about $1 million a year and outfielder Lonnie Smith to a one-year contract in the range of $725,000, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported in today's editions. George Pappas defeated Gil Sliker, 236-172, in the finals of the $175,000 Showboat Invitational to capture the $33,000 top prize. It was the ninth career Professional Bowlers Association title for the 36-year-old native of Charlotte, N.C. Howard Schnellenberger, whose Miami Hurricanes won the national championship by defeating top-ranked Nebraska, 31-30, in the Orange Bowl, has been voted 1983 College Coach of the Year by the Football Writers Association of America.

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