Murder talk in Raiders antitrust trial in Los Angeles
In the NFL antitrust trial in Los Angeles, attorney Joseph L. Alioto referred to Oakland as the murder capital of the world while questioning Commissioner Pete Rozelle about crime, moves by the Raiders, and whether a franchise relocation requires a member vote. Rozelle denied Oakland crime problems at the Coliseum and read a letter clarifying league rules.
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Los Angeles
Sparks
Joseph L. Alioto
Oakland
Alioto
San Francisco
Bay
Oakland Raiders
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Rams
Anaheim
Calif
Coliseum
Raiders
Edwin A. Heafey Jr
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Heafey
Harry Pregerson
California
Oakland Coliseum
al Davis
New York City
Davis
League
1982 Baseball Season Opens With Monday Start
The 1982 major league campaign begins Monday following a controversial prior season. The Sunday Gazette previews the year with division rundowns and Kuhn’s assessment. It spotlights rookies, profiles Reggie Jackson and Mike Schmidt, and features on the Cubs, a groundskeeper, and baseball jargon.
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Major League Baseball
Gazette
Bowie Kuhn
California
Reggie Jackson
Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
Chicago
Fry compares Happel to Olejniczak in Iowa practice notes
Hawkeye coach Hayden Fry notes Bill Happel shows versatility and heart similar to Lon Olejniczak, lining up at multiple positions. The piece outlines quarterback depth behind Bohannon and Gales, listing Grogan Long Robertson and others, plus recruiting classes and line backing prospects as spring drills open.
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Elm Syulinn
Iowa City
Bill Happel
University of Iowa
Hayden Fry
Lon Olejniczak
Olejniczak
Hawkeye Grid
Happel
Washington
Decorah
Fry
Cornelius Robertson
Nebraska
Tom Grogan
Chuck Long
Grogan
Bohannon and
Gales
Long and Robertson
Hawkeye
Dennis Klapperich
St. Ansgar
Dave Chambers
Iowa City High
Charlie Humphreys
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids' Hachey wins top boxing award
Maury Hachey of Cedar Rapids was named National Golden Gloves Coach of the Year at the Kansas City tournament. He led Cedar Rapids Boxing Club to multiple state titles, has sent two to six boxers to nationals, and continues weekly involvement while serving on the Olympic Solidarity Coaching Staff.
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Kansas City
Maury Hachey
Cedar Rapids
Hachey
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids Boxing Club
Iowa Golden Gloves
John
Drew
Steve Eden
Hackey
Wayne Nelson
Olympic Solidarity
Africa
Norway
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Jim Hartung
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Gene Blake
Joe Morgan
San Francisco Giants
Wash
Iowa
Iowa State
Duncan
Donnie
Larry Station
Omaha
Neb
Eric Hedgeman
Bridgeton
N.J
Phil Cerza
Belleville
George Davis
West Des Moines
Hufford
Paul Hufford
Mount Vernon
Mark Bortz
Mike Bennett
Warren, Mich
Bennett
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By Gus Schrader