Third Major League Threat Looms Over New York
New York faces a potential third major league as Mayor Wagner and Shea push talks to form a league amid NY failures to land a National League franchise. Frick and NL officials resist, while cities from Houston to Toronto express interest in a possible rival circuit and raid concerns arise.
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Weekday and weekend high school football matchups listed
The page lists Friday Saturday and Sunday high school football pairings including Bladensburg vs Wheaton, Suitland at Northwestern, Calvert at Gilman, and others across Maryland plus a late note from Greensboro about post touchdown attempts. IAPACC service bureau notes Larry Dixon's stellar PAT kicking with 16 of 11 in eight games and ACC records.
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NFL To Select Pro All American
NFL plans its annual Pro All American selections for 1983 as part of the draft process. Commissioner Bert Bell announced that 12 NFL teams will participate in the first draft order system with a top bonus choice for the leading college players. The draft will continue across four days at the league’s winter meeting, with teams picking from last to first.
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Frederick High Faces North Hagerstown In Season Finale
Frederick High School carries a 5-2-1 record into the final game against North Hagerstown. Star backs Wayne Geisbert Tom Staley and Ken Wilburnie lead Wing-T attack while Frederick relies on stalwarts Mac Branden and Markey to counter Norths powerful backfield. Probables list ends Markey Young Stone Layman Meehan Harrison Branden Zimmerman Wilbourne.
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Hands Full of Rabbits in Western Virginia Hunt
Field& Stream reports a hunting outing by Frederick sportsmen Elmer Hokeseh and Don Schattenberg in eastern West Virginia near Harpers Ferry. They hunted abundant upland game amid abandoned orchards and dense cover, noting easy land access and friendly landowners.
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Anthony Ray Fight Tangled Clash At Madison Square Garden
Tony Anthony, top light heavyweight, meets Sonny Ray of Chicago in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Anthony has six straight wins this year with five knockouts, while Ray has a nine fight win streak and rankings around sixth by some body. A win boosts Anthony’s title path, while Ray seeks a breakthrough to join the elite.
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National Basketball Association Results and NHL Scores
The Associated Press reports NBA results with New York 119 over St. Louis 102 and Detroit 116 over Minneapolis 110. Friday games show Philadelphia at St. Louis and Syracuse at Detroit. In the NHL, Detroit defeated Boston 3 to 1. no other games on the schedule.
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