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Amy Alcott

season, she had earned
$2,224,528.
With 28 pro tour wins,
Alcott is two shy of automatic
entry into the LPGA Hall of
Fame.
"That's a nice little carrot
dangling over my head," she
said. But "I don't give it a lot
of thought. I know that that'll
happen when I least expect it
to happen. So I've just got to
go out and give it my best."
Alcott already is a member
of the International Jewish
Sports Hall of Fame, and was
elected Jewish Athlete of the
Year in 1980. "That means a
lot to me," she said. "I don't
necessarily think about it too
much. It happens to be a part
of my life and it's an impor-
tant part. But it doesn't have
anything to do with how I
play or anything like that."
Being a top pro golfer, said
Alcott, takes "a lot of hard
work, total dedication. A lot
of guts. That's the name of
the game." But she still finds
time for charitable activities.
In 1986, for example, she won
the Founder's Cup, which
recognizes altruistic contribu-
tions by an LPGA member.
Alcott's own golf tourna-
ment, with proceeds going to
the Multiple Sclerosis Society,
is in its 10th year. "It makes

you feel good to be able to give
of yourself and make other pe-
ple's lives better and donate
money to something that
helps others," she said.
Alcott also serves on the
President's Council Against
Drug Abuse. "It's a problem
that's needed to be addressed
for a long time," she said.
"It's something that's very
important in our society, to
give the young people the
right image of professional
athletes. Unfortunately, in
this day and age, I don't think
there are that many athletes
that do." ❑

Berk, Unger
Join McLain

Sportscasters Jim Berk of
WKBD-TV and Mark Unger
of WJZZ will join WXYT talk
show host and former Detroit
Tiger Denny 'McLain as
celebrity golfers in the second
annual Bill Donley Memorial
Tournament Aug. 20 at
Rochester Hills Golf and
Country Club.
Proceeds from the two-man,
best-ball scramble will
benefit the Children's
Leukemia Foundation. There
is an entry fee. For informa-
tion, call Rod Donley,
757-5613, or Tom Godin,
294-7475.

Pappas-Brown
Takes Crown

Norm Pappas broke service
at 4-4 of the third set as he
and partner Sherri Brown
defeated John Klein and
Joanne Polozker, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4,
to take the Franklin Hills
Country Club mixed doubles
tennis championship Sunday.
The men's and women's
doubles tournament will be
this weekend, according to
Phil Norville, club tennis pro.

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