Gibbs closes Redskins practice in Carlisle camp tighten drills
Washington coach Joe Gibbs has shut down practices at Dickinson College with the season near. Longer sessions focus on running plays and defense as he evaluates backs including John Riggins Joe Washington Terry Metcalf Clarence Harmon and Wilbur Jackson. Mike Rae earned third string behind Joe Theismann and Tom Filek.
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Reagan weighs trimming Title IX rule amid review
The Reagan administration opened a review of 30 federal rules and flagged a one year old Title IX provision banning sexual discrimination in athletics as potentially eliminable. Vice President George Bush said many guidelines are too vague and burdensome, prompting reevaluation of enforcement and equality requirements across schools and colleges.
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Regulations Review Spurs Broad Suggestions
The 20 rules targeted for review emerged from 1,800 submissions by businesses governments schools and farm groups. The feedback addressed burdensome and counterproductive regulations as part of an administration effort to identify improvements.
Cruyff Out For Year As Diplomat Set For Playoffs
Washington's Johan Cruyff will miss the rest of the season with a groin injury, prompting GM Duncan Hill to abandon hopes of return. The Dutch star has appeared in only one start and two games, leaving the Diplomats at 14–15 after a strong start.
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League leaders batting and pitching tallies across leagues
League leaders show Diaz Cleveland .249 and Lansford Boston .332 among batting leaders. Henderson Oakland leads runs with 48. Bell Texas 43 RBI. triple leaders Castino Minnesota and Reynolds Houston. Stolen bases Morton Henderson 34. pitching leaders Morris Detroit 93 decisions with 2.58 ERA. Strikeouts Blyleven Cleveland 111. Carlton Philadelphia 4.0 ERA. Other strong names include Rose Philadelphia 75 hits and Schmidt Philadelphia 44 RBIs.
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