Dodgers win NL Manager of the Year Lasorda named AP top skipper
Tommy Lasorda of the Los Angeles Dodgers is chosen as National League Manager of the Year by AP voters. He led the Dodgers to their first World Series title since 1965, rallying the team through multiple near elimination moments and guiding star Fernando Valenzuela.
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Adele Lukken Named Golf Digest Ms. Golf 1981
Adele Lukken of Tulsa Oklahoma won Golf Digest Ms. Golf 1981 in a nationwide poll of golf writers and broadcasters. Lukken a three handicapper has twice been Oklahoma State Junior Champion and is a freshman on the SMU golf team in Dallas.
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Lawrence to face Minnesota Morris in DIII West playoff clash
Lawrence College earns first Midwest Conference playoff berth since 1973 as they meet Minnesota Morris in Appleton on November 21. Minnesota Morris advances to a fifth straight playoff, while Lawrence beat Cornell 18-15 and Coe 41-6 en route to a 9-0-1 season.
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Luzinski Named AL Comeback Player of the Year
Greg Luzinski of the Chicago White Sox was chosen by UPI as the American League Comeback Player of the Year for 1981 his resurgence after a trade to his hometown. He led with 21 homers, a .265 average and 65 RBIs in a strike shortened season, beating Bill Almon for the honor.
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Stoudt Breaks Arm On Punching Bag Weighs Steelers News
Pittsburgh Steelers backup quarterback Cliff Stoudt suffered a fractured forearm while striking a mechanical punching bag in a bar visit after Seattle loss. Coach Chuck Noll said the injury could end Stoudt’s season and possibly his career, with an IR placement and first possible return in training camp.
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Long retires from Jets over hand circulation problem
Barry Long veteran defenseman and captain of the Winnipeg Jets announced his retirement on doctors orders. He will undergo an operation to correct a circulation problem in his hand after last season he scored six goals for the Jets.
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