Hutchinson Starts Lung Cancer Treatment For Reds
Fred Hutchinson, Reds manager, has been diagnosed with lung cancer. Doctors plan two months of treatment at Swedish Hospital in Seattle, with rest and care in Tampa before spring training. Hutchinson expressed optimism about his prognosis and said his brother, Seattle surgeon Dr William Hutchinson, will assist as needed.
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Perkins Foe Suffers Brain Concussion In Bout
A chaotic report describes Perkins' foe Takahashi suffering a brain concussion after a 13th round exchange, with Takahashi knocked down twice and the arena in Tokyo noting intense action. The piece also mentions shifting NFL and college football contexts, including Indiana University and other sport headlines.
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Cage Roundup Wildcats Slip By Beavers In Close Battle
Cincinnati's Bonham sparked a Bearcats 7 53 victory over fourth ranked Oregon State in Friday's opener. Southern California upset Stanford 75 74 in overtime. California edged Washington 48 44. Princeton's Bill Bradley scored 31 as he sat 14 minutes. Schedule includes rematch Cincinnati Oregon State and other top teams.
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Boutin Leads Northwest Final In Chico Invitational
In Chico California an all Northwest final features Jim Boutin of Lewis and Clark versus Central Washington. Boutin scored a tournament record 43 points in the semifinals helping Lewis and Clark beat Chico State 89-70 while Central Washington toppled Chapman 87-79.
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Pilots Edge St. Joseph's in Narrow Catholic League Opener
Pilots nipped Alameda 48 47 after a late Chap man field goal with two seconds left. Mikel Hutslae led St Fans cis of Mt View with the high scoring for the evening as Alameda High hosted the Catholic League opener.
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Mustangs Ready To Defend Title
Fresno Giants sign Bill Werte to manage Fresno Giants for a second season in the California League. Werte, from San Mateo, led Fresno to a third place finish last year as St. Elizabeth High School looks to defend CAL crown with coach John Higgins guiding a Mustangs squad to a 50 45 victory over Riordan Crusaders.
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Unknown Nabs Co Lead In LA Golf Open
In the Los Angeles Open, Roger Ginsberg of New York and James Black of North Carolina led the field into the second round after a wild opening round. Black, a 21-year-old ex-caddy from Charlotte, posted a 6? to tie Ginsberg who had led early, while the event featured late drama including missed chances and a stretch of scoring amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Dragons Rally To Tip Bells In League Opener
Bishop O'Dowd High erased an 18-11 halftime deficit to edge Bellarmine 32 81 at the San Jose Civic Auditorium in the Catholic League opener. Senior forward Don Johnson sparked the comeback with key scoring and leadership.
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Elizabeth's Stags Edge Riordan In Close Field Showdown
In yesterday's standings recap Elizabeth's team secured a tight victory over Riordan as St. Joseph's, St. Mary’s, and St. Francis posted notable results. The schedule lists Elizabeth's, Riordan, and Riordan led by key scorers while Saint Francis prepares for next week's matchups.
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Newark Has One More Practice Before Mt Ham Athletic League
Newark High tested ahead of league play by facing Palo Alto in a non league game. Palo Alto defeated Newark 70 to 38 with Durand scoring 14 Kerber 15 and Buhl 22 leading the Vikings while Newark got 8 from Granada and 6 from others as Palo Alto rolled to a 52 18 class AB preliminary win.
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Nevada Trims Cal Aggies In Western Conference Opener
Nevada Wolf Pack opened the far western basketball conference campaign with a 36 2 victory over the California Aggies. Bill Robinson scored 20 points and Napoleon Montgomery 18 as Nevada built a high point lead after a closely contested first half with eight ties. Russ Slater led the Aggies with 20 points, Ralph Johnson had 14 and 17 rebounds for California. Nevada JV defeated Aggie IV 73 83 in a preliminary game.
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Irvington Varsity Outlasts Alumni in Hard Fought Victory
Irvington High School defeated an Alumni team 297 to 41 in a conditioning filled game. The Vikes led by bench depth as Dreehler and Fred Cole tied for high honors with 18 points each, while Howard Whalen added 12. A Class B preliminary between Irvington and St Josephs Alameda was moved to this afternoon.
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Harness Take Tops Billion Harness Take Tops Billion
Wagering on harness racing topped 1 billion dollars for 1983 with a record 82.5 million paid to stakes, as state treasuries reported strong mutuel totals and a 1962 style record was surpassed, amid chaotic scenes and injuries described in fragmented figures.
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Torres Gets Bout Offer From Carter
New York report states Jose Torres, after a hard 10 round win over Jose Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden, earned a shot at Rubin Carter with a Jan. 31 bout offer. Torres, 27, 6-2, weighed 161 while Gonzalez weighed 160½.
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Horse Falls Injures Longden at Sanita Anita
ARCADIA Calif AP Jock Johnny Longden fractures a leg when his horse awoke and collapsed during a stretch at Sanita Anita. The 4-year-old Arachnid was destroyed after vets deemed injuries severe.国际场景描述多处混乱，以下保留可辨识要素。
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Parrilli Evidence Reaches Grand Jury in Parrilli Shooting
Du Page County State s Attorney William J Boner says evidence in the New Year Eve shooting of Essont Parrilli is nearly complete. Statements from principals and witnesses in the men s room brawl will be turned over to the Grand Jury after January 13. Police Sgt Stanley Yatka recounts a confrontation in Willowbrook bowling alley involving Joe Marconi as a witness.
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Sierra Downed Chabot as Glads roll in second half
Sierra Chabot College defeated Chabot 61 to 53 last night and stayed on pace as Rod Shinko and John Langenheim led with 16 and 15 points. The Glads trailed 25-24 at halftime but pulled away in the second half after a rust-filled start following a long layoff. Coach John Wagoner praised the win but noted play remained rusty. The team prepares for Golden Gate Conference action against San Mateo Tuesday.
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Celtics edge Warriors 111 to 101 at Cow Palace
Celtics led by Bill Russell and Sam Jones defeat the Warriors 111 101 in San Francisco. Russell scores 14 points as Boston improves to 15 0 against Western Division teams. Jones adds 25 and Wilt Chamberlain 24 for Golden State. The two teams meet again Tuesday in the rematch.
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Retzlaff Says AFL-NFL Playoff Inevitable
Philadelphia Eagles star Pete Retzlaff tells UPI in Hollywood that a World Championship playoff between the NFL and AFL is inevitable. He notes players support the idea and credits the AFL with raising player demand, while predicting public pressure will drive the matchup. Retzlaff, an eight year veteran, also talks about future radio and TV plans in Philadelphia.
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