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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1981
Page
13
Major league commissioner Bowie Kuhn warned at the winter meetings that baseball posted weak finances in 1980. Only nine clubs profited, while 17 lost about 40 million dollars, averaging over 2 million per club, yielding an estimated industry net loss near 25 million.
Kent Lawn scored four goals to spark Headquarters Hair styling past Canadian Fertilizers 10 3 in Redcliff Industrial Hockey League play at Redcliff Arena. Dave Leitch Colin Morris Wayne Machon Allan Scheibner and Don Sept added goals for Hair styling while Gary Pigula led Fertilizers with three goals and Bing Sulz Stan Scherger Leo Frey Ed Kopp and Dennis Hoffman added one each.
Eight Oilers players each contributed to a 4-4 tie with the Contempora Properties Chiefs in Medicine Hat Recreational Hockey League action at the Arena Convention Centre. Oilers scorers included Doug Kammerer Lilovd Mann Blair Schnath and Clayton Gavisson. Chiefs tallied through Gerald Granger Jim Larson Norm Poulin and Neil Bozak.
Baltimore entrepreneurs Bill Thompson Ken Smith and Linda Roth launch the National Fan Organization to represent paying fans in major sports. With 100000 members and plans to reach a million, the group seeks a voice at winter meetings and with leagues, aiming to improve stadiums seats facilities and ticketing while not opposing management or players.
Montreal general manager John McHale says only an above average star will satisfy the Expos as they discuss trades at the winter meetings in Hollywood Florida. He hints at possible talks with the Chicago Cubs on Ivan DeJesus and weighs interest in Ozzie Smith while keeping options open.
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