Amana VIP run to omit two longtime contributors
The Amana VIP 18th annual tournament next June will proceed without two key figures. George C. Foerstner, founder of Amana Refrigeration, retires as president and board chair but will oversee this year’s VIP. Margaret Denzler, his longtime secretary, retires from Amana Refrigeration June 1 but remains Foerstner’s personal secretary.
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McEnroe Bows Mayer to Reach Wimbledon Semifinal
John McEnroe, nursing a groin issue, defeated Sandy Mayer 6 3 7 5 6 0 to set a semifinal with Ivan Lendl. Kevin Curren beat Tim Mayotte 4 6 7 6 6 2 7 6 to reach the last four. Curren will face Chris Lewis.
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All-Star selections honor Yaz and Bench special picks
Three 10 game winners and Carl Yastrzemski join the American League All-Star team as special selections for the 50th anniversary game in Chicago. Yaz and Johnny Bench will be honored as retiring stars, with Nolan Ryan added to the AL roster and lineup undetermined for the July game.
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IFL Looks To Launch 1984 Season With 16 Game Schedule
The International Football League plans a 16 game regular season in 1984 with 12 teams in cities including Canton Charlotte Chicago Honolulu Houston Los Angeles Milwaukee Nashville New York San Jose and others. Ray Malavasi, former Rams coach, serves as consultant and potential Los Angeles coach as venues for home games are finalized.
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Chargers sign Dan Fouts to six year, potentially record deal
Dan Fouts, a pivotal force in the Chargers aerial attack, signed a six year contract that could exceed 1 million dollars annually. Owner Gene Klein called it among NFL’s highest, agent Howard Slusher cited it as the biggest he’s worked on. Fouts, a four time Pro Bowler and leading passer, plans to remain with San Diego.
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Howe fined for drug problem tied to Dodgers disciplinary action
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Steve Howe was fined about 54 000 and placed on three year probation after admitting a cocaine relapse. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Care Unit Hospital will supervise Howe's rehabilitation while Howe remains activated for team duties.
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