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Records to chase in sports history and devotion
A survey of famed athletic records across golf, swimming, fishing, running and speed, highlighting remarkable feats from 49 aces by Norman L. Manley to Rickey Henderson breaking base theft marks. It notes historical long swims, record catch sizes, endurance feats, and a final NFL exhibition game with a predicted score Minnesota 20 Baltimore 17.
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Lou Brock
Rickey Henderson
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Norman L. Manley
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Manley
Hunstanton
Norfolk
England
Robert Taylor
Joseph Vitullo
Hubbard Golf Club
Ohio
Harold Snider
Ironwood Course
Phoenix
Joseph Boydstone
Bakersfield Golf Club
California
Coby Orr
Littleton
Col
Riverside Golf Club
San Antonio
Tex
George Miller
Anaheim
Charles Youngman
Toronto
Ontario
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Fred P. Newton
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Ford Dam
Minn
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Charles Zibbelman
Honolulu
Zibbelman
Donal Heatley
New Zealand
Mayor Island
Alf Dean
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Stockholm
Sweden
Jean-Gilles Boussiquet
France
Nolan Ryan
Tom Selinske
Alan Bonopane
Bobby Hull
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Craig Wendt
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Uruguay
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Roy Hill
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Royster boots ball as Dodgers edge Braves in 10th
Los Angeles beats Atlanta 3-2 in 10 innings after Jerry Royster misplays Rick Monday’s grounder to start a tying rally. Steve Sax scores winning run in the 10th as Braves commit two errors. Valenzuela exits with knee bruise. Washington hits twice including a two run shot. Perez allows one unearned run over five, Gullickson noted for a wild-pitch filled April 1982 reference.
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LOS Angeles
Jerry Royster
Atlanta
Royster
Rick Monday
Dodgers
Braves
Steve Sax
Sax
Claudell Washington
Ron Cey
Terry Forster
Gene Garber
Pedro Guerrero
Cey
Steve Garvey
Washington
Fernando Vlenzuela
Valenzuela
Bob Horner
Pascual Perez
Perez
Pittsburgh
Bruce Benedict
Baker Valenzuela
Floyd Stays Ahead With 69 At PGA Championship
Ray Floyd sprinted through heat to a second-round 69 at Southern Hills, finishing 36 holes at 132 and still holding a two-stroke lead. Bob Gilder shot 68 to reach 134, with Greg Norman and Jim Simons tied at 135, while Mick Faldo 137 and several stars trailed in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ray Floyd
Floyd
Southern Hills Country Club
Bob Gilder
Gilder
Greg Norman
Jim Simons
Ray
Norman
Simons
Jay Haas
Nick Faldo
England
Faldo
Watson
Craig Stadler
Arnold Palmer
Larry Nelson
Bobby Clampett
Clampett
Haas
Fred Couples
Lon Hinkle
Hinkle
Couples
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester
Bermuda
Roger Maltbie
Ray Floyd Lennie Clements
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Lietzke
Wayne Levi
John Mahaffey
Jim
Mark McCumber
Cal Peete
Andy North
Jim King
Seve Ballesteros
Ed Sneed i JC
David Graham
Brad Bryant
Lanny Wadkins
Gary Robinson
Vance Heafner
Jeff Mitchell
Dof Massengale
Hal Sutton
Mark McNulty
Bill Britton
Tom Jenkins
Mark Lye
Frank Conner
Dan Halldorson
Gene Littler
Andy Bean
Mark Hayes
Billy Cas
Mark Pfeil
Woody Biburn
John Calabria
Gibby Gilbert
Jim Marshall
Tom Watson
Miller Barber
Larry Gilbert
Jerry Pate
Morris Hatalsky
Benny Parsons
Ross Randall
Masahiro Kuramoto
Bob Eastwood
Barry Jaeckel
Don January
Jim Simpson
Roger Kennedy
George Archer
Dave Stockton
Bruce Ashworth
Tom Valentine
Dick Hendrickson
Bobby Nichols
Chip Beck
Howard Twitty
Curtis Strange
Dan Pohl
Jim Logue
Wave Philo
Bobby Wadkins
Jim Kiely
Doug Tewell
Denis Watson
Bob Moreland
Tom Purtzer
D. A. Weibring
Dick Smith
Hale Irwin
Jim Booros
Dwight Nevil
Lyn Lott
Fuzzy Zoeller
Dave Ragan
Rex Caldwell
Steve Meinyk
Jim Lucius
Peter Jacobsen
Mike Sullivan
Joe McDermott
Johnny Miller
Dave
Dave Barrie
Jim Albus
Bob Shearer
Ed Fiori
Dave Barber
Jim Thorpe
Norm Nixon
NBA
Don Padgett
Greg Powers
Isao Aoki
Keith Fergus
Los Angeles Lakers
Mike Holland
Lee
Savoir
Jim Nelford
Richard Bassett
George Burns
Mike Wynn
Faire
Light Heavyweight Title Bout Tonight in Philadelphia
World Boxing Council light heavyweight title action expected tonight at Spectrum. Matthew Saad Muhammad seeks to regain the crown from Dwight Braxton who defends after a December knockout. Braxton promises power while Saad Muhammad aims for a knockout as weigh in holds up to 175 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Matthew Saad Muhammad
Dwight Braxton
World Boxing Council
Saad Muhammad
Braxton
Atlantic City
N.J
Jerry
Martin
Marvin Johnson
Spectrum
Wounded Knee
Pride
Camden
Joe Frazier
Furman Picks Title in Southern Conference Race
Furman edged Tennessee-Chattanooga in a media poll to win the 1982 Southern Conference football championship. Fourteen of 39 representatives favored Furman for the outright title, with 11 first-place votes for Tennessee-Chattanooga and Furman totaling 262 points.
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Charlotte
N.C
Furman
Tennessee-Chattanooga
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