Boddicker Shines In Orioles 2-1 Victory Over Cardinals
In St. Petersburg Mike Boddicker and Tippy Martinez combined on a four hitter as Baltimore beat St Louis 2-1. Cal Ripken Jr homered and Al Pardo drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth. The Cardinals score came on a David Green double and Darrell Porter single. Martinez pitched scoreless relief after Boddicker six innings.
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NFL to curb on field celebrations faces enforcement doubts
The NFL bans choreographed dances after sacks and other celebrations, including the Mark Gastineau sack dance, but Jets defensive end questions how such penalties can be consistently enforced.
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Gastineau Says NFL Rule Will Not Last
Jets defensive end Mark Gastineau argues the NFL rule banning prolonged celebrations is unenforceable and will create confusion. Don Shula notes restrictions on spontaneous acts, while Gastineau recalls past incidents and predicts fans will miss his celebrations. Redskins players question the rule as Bob Beathard laments limits on taunting.
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Theismann and wife announce separation agreement
Theismann and wife Cheryl have agreed to live separate and apart by mutual consent. The Redskins quarterback and his spouse, married December 5, 1970, share three children: Joseph Winton, Amy Lynn, and Patrick James.
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Frederick sports briefs from March 23, 1984 issue
In the March 23, 1984 edition of The News in Frederick Maryland brief sports items highlight local teams and results. Key names, dates, and scores appear in compact items reflecting a busy Friday sports page.
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