Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore, and Califorms scorecard muddled
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Harris retires after 12 NFL seasons with Chargers
James Harris, 37, former Pro Bowl MVP and 1976 passer leader, retired as San Diego Chargers quarterback. He would have been third string behind Dan Fouts and Ed Luther after not appearing in a regular season game. A 12 year NFL veteran from Grambling, Harris began with Buffalo and spent four seasons with the Rams before moving to San Diego in 1977.
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The News Briefs from The Frederick News August 15 1982
Brief items from The News Frederick Maryland dated Thursday August 15 1982 cover local updates. Includes short notes on community happenings and upcoming events, reflecting the era's small city news tone.
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Cindy Stewart named new Frederick High girls coach
Cindy Stewart, awarded 1981 82 News Post coach of the year, leaves Catoctin to become head girls basketball coach at Frederick High School replacing Larkin Hohnke who resigned to focus on duties as athletic director. Stewart, previously at Catoctin, taught at Mother Seton Elementary and sought county special education roles. Catoctin went 10 7 this season finishing second in the MOUDACECY VAL ley and fell to Francis Scott Key in the first round.
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Koontz Leaves WVU Camp Without Regret
John Koontz says he is undecided about his football future and has no regrets leaving West Virginia University’s football camp after one day. He plans to work this fall and may return to college in January, with baseball still on his radar.
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Mystery Girl Bankroll Declines With Mixed Race Bets
Bankroll shrinks after Wednesday loss of 14.00 as bettors outline Thursday bets. First Race bets cover 8.00 double on Hairy Lion with Tim Ralph. Second Race 20.00 to win and 10.00 to place on Tim Ralph. Third Race unclear. Sixth Race 2.00 exacta box Night Rider with Canancting Alen across the board on Consorting.
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Copelan Wins Sanford Stakes in Saratoga Run
Fred W. Hooper's Copelan led from the start to take the Sanford Stakes for 2-year-olds at Saratoga, covering six furlongs in 1 10 25. Smart Style challenged at the stretch, but Copelan held on to win by a length. Safe Ground finished third. Copelan paid 6.40 3.40 3.20, with Smart Style at 3.60 3.20 and Safe Ground 4.00. Copelan earns 33,660 dollars, extending an undefeated streak despite a prior disqualification for procaine.
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Owners delay vote on Kuhn re election in baseball
Owners postpone the re election drama as the American League and National League push to Nov 1 for a decision on Bowie Kuhns future. A special committee reported some progress toward a compromise but divisions among owners, meetings, and talks stalled with no action taken.
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Ruth leads Nashville past Pine Bluff in Southeast regional
Babe Ruth had three hits and five RBIs as Nashville defeated Pine Bluff after a seven-run second inning. Robbie McNair and Anthony Hager added two hits each, with McNair driving in a run and Hager contributing two singles. Pine Bluff tied early on two errors but Nashville pulled away with key hits and later insurance runs.
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Pollyanna Stakes results in six furlong race
In Chicago Hor Clever, the 1-2 favorite, finished close behind the winner in the Pollyanna Stakes for two year old fillies. Over and Solo Skater finished second and third respectively in the six furlong race held amid a tense stretch run.
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Colts suspend Roger Carr after return to team
Towson Maryland AP Roger Carr came back to the Baltimore Colts and was quickly benched for conduct and sent home as the club fined him and held one week of pay. Carr refused to play and demanded a trade amid fan heckling and legal concerns. Accorsi noted Raiders and Seattle showing interest but no imminent deal.
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Detroit Tigers edge Mariners in nine to three run burst
Lance Parrish powered Detroit with a two run homer in the first and a solo shot in the eighth, Tom Brookens added a third inning blast, and Dan Petry won his 13th despite Seattle’s two runs. Pat Underwood secured the save as Detroit topped Seattle 7-2 in the nightcap.
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