Sports People

Sat., May 20, 1995

Compiled From Wire Services

Former welterweight champion Aaron Pryor, who has battled drug addiction and other personal problems since his mid1980s fall from boxing glory, was found guilty in Cincinnati of driving under the influence of an intoxicant… . George Brown and Willy Schaller, who played during the 1950s, were among five men voted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame at Oneonta, N.Y. Also picked were referee Alfred Kleinaitis, Soccer America founder Clay Berling and Al Miller, a coach and administrator with college and pro teams… . Ramo Stott, who never won a race in a Winston Cup career that spanned 18 years, overpowered a field of former stock car stars to win The Return of The Winston Legends in Concord, N.C.

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