Perez appeals for release to resume major league career
Perez, the 24 year old Atlanta Braves pitcher jailed since January 9 on drug charges, appeals from Fort San Los prison in Santiago for release to continue his baseball career. He warned that missing April 3 reporting date could cost 150000 in salary as he eyed a 500000 contract.
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Frederick sports notes from The News March 16 1984
Frederick Md Friday March 16 1984 sports brief outlines local teams results and upcoming games. Key figures and scores are noted with emphasis on standings and schedule for area high school and college teams.
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Walkersville Senior High Wins Willard Sportsmanship Trophy
Lion awards Walkersville Senior High received the Willard Sportsmanship trophy Thursday for the school's showing in the state boys basketball playoffs. In the top photo the lineup includes Chuck Brown Ned Sparks Thomas Natolly Dave Miller and Jim Abbott. In the bottom photo senior co-captains Butch Duncan George Fredericks Jamie Duncan and Greg Pfister present Natolly with the state championship plaque.
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Monocacy Aquatic Club Swimmers shine at Seahawk Decathlon
Monocacy Aquatic Club fielded swimmers at Towson’s Seahawk Decathlon and Sprints Meet with 26 teams. Linton won the boys 13 year old decathlon title, placed fourth in 500 yard freestyle, seventh in 200 yard butterfly, and eighth in 100 yard butterfly. Jennifer Kraatz excelled in the 9-10 girls decathlon. Walt Bartman finished fifth in 11 year old boys decathlon, Ian Bartman eighth in 9-10 group. Karen Bream placed eighth in 10 and under girls decathlon, with top finishes in 50 and 100 yard backstrokes. Shade, Beareaten, and Streakes set MAC records including 200 and 100 yard freestyles, while Ye set a yard freestyle mark. The meet featured Maryland Age Group Champs and MAC plans another meet at Frederick High before summer. Head coach Ed Herev.
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Jordan Wins Naismith Award for 1984 Men’s Player
ATLANTA AP Junior Michael Jordan of North Carolina was named Thursday as winner of the 1984 Naismith Award for the outstanding men's collegiate basketball player of the year, and Cheryl Miller of Southern California was selected as the top women's player.
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Colts owner Irsay weighs move to Arizona with Phoenix group
Bruce Babbitt said he and Arizona business leaders met Baltimore Colts owner Hubert Irsay in Bakersfield to discuss a potential move to Arizona. No decision yet, but a deal benefiting ASU and the state was hoped for. Irsay may also consider Indianapolis. Maryland moves advance with a Sunday kickoff rule change.
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Allen sees USFL move for Baltimore if Colts depart
Phoenix rumor has Antona Wranglers coach George Allen predicting Baltimore would be an ideal USFL entry if the Colts leave. He cited Baltimore’s blue collar support and Orioles as a baseball anchor, recalling a once-great NFL city with Unitas and Mackey. He noted Irsay weighing Phoenix or Indianapolis, praising the latter’s sports leadership.
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