Allen May Trade Redskins For Draft Picks In NFL Draft
Washington coach general manager George Allen signals a strategy shift in the upcoming college draft. Trade talk centers on defensive tackle Manny Sistrunk and middle linebacker Mike Curtis as expansion teams Seattle and Tampa Bay seek early picks. Allen eyes a young guard to shore up injuries to Walt Sweney and Paul Leavey, with Kilmer, Johnson and Theismann in a quarterback mix behind him.
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Slim Colts draft hopes clouded by trades talk in Baltimore
Baltimore GM Joe Thomas works the trade lines as he seeks moves before the NFL draft. He notes no deals yet but says the team may reshuffle with limited picks, aiming to fill needs at running back, linebacker, and defensive back while rebuilding after last season’s 2-12 finish.
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Baseball Matchups Preview and Franchise Dispute News
Paul Splittorff faces Wilbur Wood as Baseball City to open against Chicago. Bert Blyleven starts for Minnesota versus Gaylord Perry of Texas, and Mike Torrez vs Frank Tanana for Oakland. Detroit meets Cleveland as Joe Coleman visits Dennis Eckersley. Teams wrestle with stalled CBA as Toronto dispute looms. 150 unsigned players risk free agency. Friday NL slate includes Seaver, Sutton, Niekro, and Burris matchups. AL action features Jenkins, Palmer, Splittorff, Blyleven, Torrez, and Tanana.
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Selmon Muncie top NFL draft prospects
Oklahoma’s Leroy Selmon and California’s Chuck Muncie lead the 1977 college draft as top two picks for the Buccaneers and Seahawks. Selmon, a 2,260-pound All American lineman, may go first overall. Muncie boasts 1,460 rushing yards last season. The piece details other running backs, defensive linemen, and first round order across teams and mentions four highly rated quarterbacks and several receivers.
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Yankees Waive Davis as Guidry McGregor Sawyer Sent Down
The Yankees asked waivers on 37-year-old Tommy Davis to grant his unconditional release while trimming to a 25-man roster by sending rookie pitchers Ron Guidry Scott McGregor and Rick Sawyer to Syracuse. Davis, a two time NL batting champion, batted .235 in spring games and had a career .295 average. Willie Randolph won the James P. Dawson Award as top rookie in camp.
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St Joes Kelley no hits St James in 10 2 win
St Joes Kelley pitched a no hitter with 15 strikeouts guiding the Trojans to a 10 to 2 victory at St James after a field repair moved the game. Dave Miller swatted a three run homer and tripled while Miller had three hits and Kelley added two.
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Panthers rout Lions in baseball debut at Hampstead
North Carroll blanked Walkersville 9 0, scoring in every inning except the fourth. Dave Staley pitched six for Walkersville and Scott Campbell allowed two hits in relief. John Lafferty and Larry Puller had two hits each as North Carroll improve to 1 0 and Walkersville drops to 0 2.
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