Questions About NFL Players Strike Clarified in UPI Q&A
A UPI briefing outlines ticket refunds for unplayed games and no salaries for players starting week three of the strike. Players may train privately, clubs face fines or loss of draft picks for violations, and injured players must seek outside treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
National Football League Players Association
NFL strike eyed impact on area economy and stadiums
The article outlines projected losses of about 21 million for area businesses if Bills games are affected, plus 1 million for the Kingdome if players remain on strike. It notes Packers tailgates and Nevada betting trends, with various officials discussing potential nonunion games and college substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who
Seattle Kingdome
Kingdome
Seahawk Management
Ted Bowsfield
Green Bay
Wis
NFL Management Council
Cliff Stoudt
Steelers
Former NFL star Jones recounts drug culture and pain toll
Jones, ex NFL defensive standout now with Pizza Hut in Denver, details drug use in football from college to pro. He recalls playing 17 straight games with a fractured toe fueling degenerative arthritis and criticizes league pressure. He urges healthier paths and laments football’s toll on players and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State
Iowa State
Saints
Jones
Columbus
Moses
Waterloo East
Trojan
Howver
Strachan
NFL
Chicago
Atlanta
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Pizza Hut
Denver
America
Denise
Kim
Waterloo
CSU
Colorado State University
Tiger rookie Glen Wilson hospitalized in Baltimore
Detroit Tigers center fielder Glen Wilson, 23, collapsed during batting practice before the American League game with the Baltimore Orioles. He was hospitalized at Union Memorial Hospital and listed in stable condition with an undiagnosed injury. Wilson had appeared in 77 games this season and was batting .307.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Glen Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Union Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Carlton snaps Cards streak with 14 strikeouts in win
Philadelphia manager Pat Corrales credits Pat Corrales with optimism as Steve Carlton crushes St Louis with 14 strikeouts in a 5-2 Phillies victory. Carlton leads NL with 259 Ks and notches his 17th complete game as Philly stays 4 4 4 games back with 12 left. Pete Rose drives in two, Garry Maddox adds a two run single amid a fifth inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Wire Services
Philadelphia Phillies
Pat Corrales
Steve Carlton
St. Louis Cardinnals
Corrales
Carlton
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis
Pete Rose
Garry Maddox
Cards
Claude Osteen
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
Baseball Roundup Highlights Early Evening Wins and Saves
Aug 4 games feature DeLeon earning his 14th save as Reds top Giants in front of 6038 at Riverfront. Redus drives in two and scores twice. Cubs edge Mets as Jody Davis delivers game winning single. Speier and Sanderson spark Montreal in third inning. Gardenhire hits leadoff homer in 10th to lift Mets. Orosco earns win. Houston beats Atlanta as Heep drives in two and Ruhle wins first since Aug 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Redus
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Bob Shirley
Ben Hayes
Giants
Hayes
Jody Davis
Rod Scurry
Gary Wood
Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Chris Speier
RBI
Scott Sanderson
Montreal
Ron Gardenhire
Mets
Sanderson
Gardenhire
Bryn Smith
Jesse Orosco
Danny Heep
Rafael Ramirez
Houston
Braves
Cedar Rapids Jefferson dominates cross country at Jones Park meet
Joel Hachey led Cedar Rapids Jefferson to the boys title with a 10:28.5 winning time. Anne Goetz and Diane Pessagno led Iowa City High in the girls race, finishing first and second, as Jefferson and City High squads traded places in the team totals. STARMONT-Brian Hawes set a Stormont meet course record to win the boys title, while Sheila Heffernen led North Linn in the girls division. Cascade won the boys team title at Stormont, with North Linn taking the girls title, and North leading overall. The article notes golf inter-club events at Squaw Creek and a father-son banquet by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Postville with speaker Gus Schrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Hachey
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Jones Park
Anne Goetz
Diane Pessanino
Iowa City High
Little Hawks
Washington
Mike Mudd
Lowery Stallings
Bob Delp
Tim Cortez
Jeff
Mary Sedlacek
Starmont
Brian Hawes
Lansing
Stormont
Sheila Heffernen
North Linn
Postville
St. Paul
Lutheran Church
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapid
Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
League of All-Stars
Turner Broadcasting
National Labor Relations Board
NBC
CBS
ABC
Bob Kuechenberg
Miami Dolphins
Kuechenberg
NFL Players’ Association
Swann
Reno
Nev
Rich Drake
Bob Hayes
Karl
Silver Club
Nevada Sports Books
Bet
Big Ten
Wayne Duke
Duke
Page
Tiger
Padres
Dodgers
John Montefusco
Luis de Leon
Montefusco
DeLeon
Reds
Pirates
Astros
C.R. Jefferson
C.R. Washington
Low City High
Linn-Mar
Joel Hockey
Rob Delp
Dave Munson
Gary Brock
Troy Walker
Wade Grantham
C.R
Diane Pessagno
Mary Sediacek
Holly Henshaw
Tracy Kudik
Colleen Sylvester
Monica Blazicek
Denise Organ
Stephanie Hanneman
Amanda Olsen
Starmont Run
Cascade
Lansing Key
North
Shelly Wurzer
Paul Wilbur
Rini Samek
Waukon
Independence
Delwin
Waterloo West
Gilbertville Don Bosco
Starman
Shellsburg
Paige Forrest
Kris Steffen
West Delaware
Allison Swan
Janice Waren
Laura Larson
Donna McConaghey
Rini Somek
Cresco Notre Dame
Oelwein
Western Dubuque
Gilbertville
Don Bosco
Monticelto
Vinton
Jesup
Urbana
Mar-Mac
Gornaville
Center Point
Clarksville
Gaylend Zahn
Bruce Germelanc
Shawn Connor
Randy McDermott
Kyle Kouder
Dave Krogmann
John Petersen
Lloyd Hunt
Dave Gruber
al Baumgartner
Phil Decker
Robert Gomez
Brian Annis
Monte Marti
Marion
Squaw Creek
Indian Creek Country Club
MR. Goodwrench
Rapids
Chevrolet
1St Avenue