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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1983

Page

7

Dreams Title hopes blinded Seales eye problems

Sugar Ray Seales, seeking a world title, underwent detached retina surgeries in both eyes after years of fighting with the condition. He ignored warnings, pressed by managers and his dream of retirement earnings, and reflects on boxing medical rules and the need for stricter oversight.

ED Schuyler JR Sugar Ray Seales Seales Commission Beatles Seales Ed Garner Garner Tacoma Wash Wesley Mouzon Dwight Braxton World Boring Council Bob Montgomery Mouzon Sion Bill Barros California Commission Sugar Ray Leonard Leonard Shavers Ronald Michels Wilmer Eye Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital

Rookie Jeff Jones rises from spring camp to Reds Opening Day

Cincinnati report details Jeff Jones, a 25 year old rookie who surpassed expectations to start at right field. A former Class A star with 42 home runs, he benefited from injuries to teammates and a late burst in spring. He started opening day 6-for-3 and went 0-for-3 next game as he adapts to majors. The piece notes his nerves, dream pursuit, and ongoing competition with Cedeno and Householder for the job.

Cincinnati Jeff Jones Cincinnati Reds Jones Dan Driessen Cesar Cedeno Driessen Cedeno Paul Householder Duane Walker Atlanta Rafael Ramirez Householder Indianapolis

Kissinger backs US World Cup bid before Congress

Former secretary Henry Kissinger urged reviving a U S bid to host the World Cup, arguing the event would boost soccer's popularity, tourism, and the economy. He spoke with Beckenbauer teammates present, citing global viewership and goodwill while outlining objectives for U S hosting.

Kissinger House Subcommittee On Commerce, Transportation and Tourism Madrid Spain United States U.S

Kissinger backs US bid to host World Cup 1983

Frederick MD April 8 1983 Henry Kissinger urged Congress to back a US bid for the 1986 World Cup with support from Reagan administration. Pele Beckenbauer and others called for hosting the event noting rapid growth in American soccer and its economic and cultural benefits.

United States Kissinger Congress Reagan Pete Franz Beckenbauer U.S Pele America

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