Orioles Rally Past Blue Jays on Rain Halting Night
Cal Ripken Jr. hit a two run homer and Leo Hernandez added a three run shot as Baltimore beat Toronto 8 1 before rain halted play in the sixth. Scott McGregor improved to 7 3 with five hits allowed and Cliff Johnson homered for Toronto.
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Glenwood Junior High Receives Donated Scoreboards
The Princeton Bank and Trust Company and the Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Princeton donated two scoreboards for the Glenwood Junior High School gymnasium currently under construction. Shown beside one scoreboard are, from left, Glenwood Coach Bo.
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Brewers Trade Gorman Thomas to Indians in Five Man Deal
Milwaukee sends outfielder Gorman Thomas relief pitcher Jamie Easterly and minor league pitcher Ernie Camacho to Cleveland in a five player trade for center fielder Rick Manning and pitcher Rick Waits. Thomas batted .183 with five homers and 18 RBIs this season and has a storied Brewers career marked by speed on defense and a popular fan image.
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Sixers land three on NBA all defensive team
Philadelphia forward Bobby Jones anchors the all defensive team with Moses Malone and Maurice Cheeks joining him. Atlanta center Dan Roundfield Milwaukee guard Sidney Moncrief and Phoenix guard Dennis Johnson fill the rest, with Johnson and Cheeks tied in voting for spots.
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Concord's Heasley Signs Eighth Recruit Kelley Williamson
Concord College coach Gill Heasley announced the signing of Kelley Williamson from Potomac High School Oxon Hill Maryland The 5 11 forward helped the Lady Braves to a 20 4 record and a Maryland state tournament final Williamson averaged 14 3 points 10 4 rebounds 2 2 assists and 2 0 steals as a senior She chose Concord over American University Maryland Eastern Shore and Kansas Newman College The eighth Lady Lion recruit joining Susie Lurber Tracy Wooding Donna Dyke Tracy Lewis Mandy Pauley Terry Juliano Betsy Schildt Williamson plans to major in business administration with computer science emphasis
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Atlantic 10 seals 80 game TV deal with TVS network
Atlantic 10 Conference announced an 80 game television package with TVS, covering two weekly games in the 1983-84 and 1984-85 seasons. Rights to tournament games and select others will be negotiated or regionally available. The deal could exceed 1 million dollars and expands Atlantic 10 exposure across 12 Northeastern states.
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Loughery Expected To Sign With Bulls
Atlanta Hawks waive Kevin Loughery coaching rights as he signs a Bulls contract. In return, Hawks receive the seventh pick in the 1983 NBA draft second round, a pick originally belonging to Golden State now held by Chicago. Loughery, 43, led the Hawks to an 85-79 record over two seasons.
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