A's Ballgirls Debbi Sinyer Mary Barsy Color Coliseum Games
Debbi Sinyer and Mary Barsy work as the A's ballgirls at the Coliseum entertaining fans during home games. They wear white, green and gold outfits and sit along the foul lines catching and tossing balls into the crowd. Each earns 108 dollars per game and can take tickets for friends.
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Ball girls dazzle A's fans with coliseum lemonade and odds
Last year the two girls traveled with the A's to Detroit for the playoffs and World Series. At the Coliseum they serve umpires lemonade during day games and hot chocolate at night. Debbi plans art interior decorating after high school. Mary has a boyfriend and Debbi dates many boys. They balance school, sports, and social life, likely retiring after high school.
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Packers Top Chiefs 23-16 In Exhibition Clash
Green Bay quarterback Lane tossed a first quarter touchdown to Carroll Dale as the Packers beat Kansas City 23 to 16 in a nationally televised NFL exhibition. Dan Devine praised the win but Hank Stram faulted his squad for sloppy play and special teams lapses while noting several backups saw action.
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Steelers stumble in exhibition loss to Giants 29 24
New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 29 24 in an exhibition game at Yankee Stadium. Giants capitalized on Steelers errors with five Pete Gogolak field goals and two interceptions by Terry Bradshaw, while Spider Lockhart and Brian Kelley returned picks for touchdowns. Steelers coach Chuck Noll cited the offensive line as the major issue as Pittsburgh eyes an AFC title retry against Miami. Sidney Wicks marries Los Angeles Ms Andra Johnson in a separate note.
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Redskins Set to Push for Super Bowl Under Allen
The Washington Redskins aim for a repeat playoff push this season as coach George Allen reshapes the roster. Key moves include trading for Dave Robinson and Ken Houston, swapping five players for Alvin Reed, and acquiring Suane Thomas, with Sonny Jurgensen's health and Kilmer/Jurgensen QB debate shaping the battle for quarterback. Receivers Charley Taylor Roy Jefferson and Jerry Smith bolster the aerial attack alongside new additions Frank Grant and Paul Staroba.
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Preps Open Two-a-Day Drills In South County Football
South County high school teams began contact drills after conditioning week. Most squads will hold intra-squad scrimmages until September 7 with interschool scrimmages starting then. Regular season opens the weekend of September 14.
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Shaw quiets trade rumor as Bills nearly upset Bears
Buffalo quarterback Dennis Shaw came off the bench in the fourth quarter to spark a late rally in a 10-1 preseason game loss to Chicago. He connected with Paul Seymour for a 2 yard TD, drove the Bills to the Bears 20 before time ran out, and questioned officiating on a final play as Buffalo squandered a potential upset. Coach Lou Saban defended the team amid trade talk and called Buffalo a young squad prone to mistakes.
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Bombers Suffer 43 39 Defeat In Openers
In San Francisco at Kezar Pavilion the Bombers lost 43 39 to the Chiefs in the opener of a three game set. Mike Gammon and Judi McGuire each scored 10 for the Chiefs while the Bombers and Chiefs prepare for a single 3 p.m game at San Jose Ball Park.
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Eisenhower enters GWU Law School after summer writing
David Eisenhower the 25 year old son of President Eisenhower begins George Washington University law school. He had spent the summer writing a Sunday baseball column for the Philadelphia Bulletin and predicted the Phillies would win the NL eastern division. He said he entered law study after soul searching, urged by his father and grandfather to prepare for a professional career.
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Chabot Grid Meeting For Football Players Tomorrow
All boys interested in playing football at Chabot College are urged to attend an organizational meeting tomorrow at 1:20 in the physical education office. The session is for students who have previously contacted head coach Keil Calins.
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