Gault signs with Bears ending track Olympic bid
Willie Gault signed a four year contract with the Chicago Bears worth about 1.3 million dollars plus a 500 thousand signing bonus, deciding football over the 1984 Olympics. He described the choice as painful yet necessary and prepared for an early return to practice and possible play in the next exhibition game.
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Jordan leads U S to win over Brazil in Pan American Games
Michael Jordan scored 27 points to lift the United States past Brazil 72-69 in Caracas as the Americans overcome a second half deficit to win their second straight Pan American Games game. Sam Perkins added 15 points, Mark Price helped with late free throws, and Cuba led in boxing and track events were noted.
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OJ Simpson to Join ABC Monday Night Football Crew
OJ Simpson, NFL’s second all time rushing leader, will join ABC for the 1983 and 1984 seasons. He will work at least seven regular season games plus the Pro Bowl and preseason game, joining Frank Gifford and Howard Cosell. His first assignment is the Redskins Dolphins preseason clash.
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Texan Butcher spins 1 hitter in 2-0 Rangers win
John Butcher pitched nine innings of one hit ball as Baltimore managed only Al Bumbry’s third inning single. Buddy Bell slugged a solo homer for the tying run while Butcher earned the win in Arlington.
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Williams shifts to linebacker role boosts Cyclones defense
Williams, a 6-1 222 pound junior and former Cedar Rapids Jefferson standout, moves from defensive end to linebacker. Coach Knoll says the transition fits Williams’ quickness and will anchor a strong Cyclone defense. Williams credits the new coaching staff for improved attitude and safer practices, saying football is more fun and focused on winning.
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