Expos Draft Arms Pick two pitchers in first round
Montreal Expos focused on pitchers in baseball’s amateur draft. They selected Richard Stoll and Brian Holman in the first round and followed with James Jefferson in the second. Stoll, 14th overall, won 26 games for Michigan, one shy of the career record.
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NEW York
Montreal Expos
Expos
Richard Stoll
Brian Holman
James Jefferson
Stoll
University of Michigan
Steve Howe
Los Angeles Dodgers
Expos select Holman 18th in NL draft sweepstakes
The National League club made Holman 18th overall from Wichita Kansas the 18th pick. The Expos acquired the choice from San Francisco after the Giants re entered signing of Joel Youngblood this year. Eddie Lopat the Expos special assignment scout calls Holman the best high school pitcher in the United States. Holman weighs college offers as the Expos may need a hefty signing bonus to secure him.
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Wichita
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Expos
San Francisco
Giants
Joel Youngblood
Eddie Lopat
United States
Stampeders Plan Third Controlled Scrimmage
Calgary Stampeders coach Jack Gotta announced a third controlled scrimmage before CFL exhibitions. Players voiced fatigue and injuries, especially along the defensive line as lineup questions linger. Da ttio will start at quarterback vs Winnipeg with Reeves and Quarles backing, while Barrett starts against Saskatchewan with Vavra and Dattilio backing up.
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Calgary
Calgary Stampeders
Jack Gotta
Gotta
Stampeders
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Gerry Dattillo
Ron Reeves
Bernard Quarles
Saskatchewan
Danny Barrett
Greg Vavra
Dattilio
Breakers Rally Past Blitz 21-15 in UFL Clash
Boston breaks a 13-0 deficit to defeat Chicago 21-15 as Johnnie Walton and Richard Crump score twice and connect on a 50 yard pass. The Breakers improve to 9-5 tied for the wild card as Chicago drops to 9-5.
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Chicago Blitz
Breakers
Johnnie Walton
Richard Crump
Chicago
George Allen
Dick Coury
Frank Corral
Tim Koegel
Turmaine Johnson
Corral
Tim Spencer
Tim Norman
Bill Rowe
Kevin Long
Walton
Crump
Tim Mazzetti
Lance Shields
Murphy relies on new faces as Bombers start Murphy era
Winnipeg coach Cal Murphy, entering his CFL head coaching second stint, reshapes the 1983 Bombers with unproven quarterback Mark Jackson and a stronger defense. The roster overhaul follows Dieter Brock and other veterans leaving after Edmonton success and a major trade brought John Pointer to Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Cal Murphy
Bombers
Ray Jauch
Edmonton Eskimos
Murphy
Montreal
Edmonton
Hugh Campbell
Hugh
CFL
B.C. Lions
Dieter Brock
William Miller
Eugene Goodlow
John Helton
Vince Phason
Charles Williams
Gregg Butler
Brock
Jackson
Dieter
Nipeg
Toronto
Brian Broomell
Paul Robson
Earl Lunsford
Robson
Toronto Argonauts
John Pointer
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