Viewers Pick Priorities In Columbus TV Fight and Metros Game
Warner Cable TV in Columbus tested audience voting via the Qube system on a Roberto Duran versus Sugar Ray Leonard fight and a Columbus Metros versus Racine Gladiators game. Viewers chose plays and formations, but the Metros lost 10 7 as fans miscalled key moments. Jon Lazar discusses his Iowa career, post football plans, and art studies while awaiting job prospects and potential radio work.
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Midwest Galleries dominated Moser Construction in district softball
Kyle Gaddie pitched effectively as Midwest Galleries crushed Moser Construction 20 to 1 in the ASA men s district fast pitch tournament at Kirkwood Welty Park. The win showcased Gaddie s high velocity pitching and skilled defense.
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Orioles' Stone Extends Winning Streak to 12
Steve Stone earned his 12th consecutive victory as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 10-4. He improved to 14-3, anchoring a pitching staff aided by Ray Miller, with Dempsey driving in five runs on top of a homer and a double.
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Ex-Cedar Rapids star Johnson shines in Foxes win
Johnson overcame early jitters to earn his first pro win in his hometown as the Appleton Foxes defeated the Cedar Rapids Reds 10 3 at Memorial Stadium. Pete Peltz powered the attack with a grand slam and six RBI aided by Cedar Rapids fielding miscues and Appleton’s early 9 0 lead.
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New Olympic Events Expand 1984 Los Angeles Program
IOC official Arpad Csanadi announces nine new events for the 1984 Los Angeles Games, led by women’s road cycling and hurdles in track, plus rhythmic gymnastics and shooting additions. Also confirms reinstatement of several events and a new women’s cross country race at the Sarajevo Winter Games.
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New Olympic boss unhappiness with Moscow boycott
Juan Antonio Samaranch, elected IOC president, says he is unhappy with the U S led boycott of the Moscow Games and vows to preserve Olympic unity. He avoids direct U S criticism and seeks cooperation with IOC federations nations and media to sustain the movement.
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