Kush criticizes Colts players after 37 0 loss to Jets
Orioles coach Frank Kush criticized Baltimore Colts players for loafing in a 37 0 defeat to the New York Jets after eight weeks of an NFL strike. Kush blamed mental lapses and inconsistent offense, said free agents may try out, and noted distraction from the ongoing contract ratification vote. The Jets led 2 1 and the coach felt the team regressed since pre season as conditioning and intensity suffered during the walkout.
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Redskins stay undefeated after 27 17 win at Giants
Washington coach Joe Gibbs cautions players not to view the team as a perfect 3-0, stressing all three phases must excel. Theismann threw for 163 yards and two TDs as Washington opened a 21-3 lead and held off a late Giants rally. Moseley added a 2 yard field goal to seal the victory.
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Sax named top NL rookie in close Dodger sweep
New York AP Steve Sax, Los Angeles Dodges second baseman, edged Pittsburgh’s Johnny Ray to win the NL Rookie of the Year in a tight BBWA vote. Sax, 22, collected nine first place votes and 63 points, with Ray second at 37. McGee of St. Louis finished third with 39. Sax batted .282 with 47 RBIs and 49 stolen bases in 150 games.
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Lancers dominate MVAL 1982 soccer all leaguers list
Five members of league champion Singapore Lancers were named to the Monocacy Valley League team for 1982. Sophomore Lou Lyons and senior Mike Kennedy lead the forward line, with Chris Hall and Lou Rakowski at back, and goalie Brian Duble anchoring the defense. Other selections include players from FSK North Carroll Walkersville Middletown and Williamsport across midfield and forward lines as the league honor roll reflects.
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Bushwailer's Volleyball Club ties for second place
Bushwailer's Volleyball Club finished in a second place tie in a pre season United States Volleyball Association sallow anie. The team went 3 on whe ay and defeated Hereford II and Marvel Masters Volleyball clubs in two games while splitting two games with Annapolis and losing two to Saratoga.
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Striking NFL Talks Delay Player Vote Over 18 Game Plan
The NFL and players debate expanding the season to 18 games with no pay raise, while owners seek a five year, $1.6 billion deal. Player reps have postponed a full membership vote, citing need for copies and explanations of the agreement. Sessions resume as the union gathers to assess status and terms.
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Raiders Rally To Beat Chargers 28-24 On Monday Night
In Los Angeles, the Raiders erased a 24-0 deficit to defeat the San Diego Chargers 28-24 at the Coliseum. Tom Flores dubbed it Monday Night Magic as Jim Plunkett connected with Todd Christensen on a late first-half score, and Marcus Allen added two third-quarter touchdowns to seal the comeback.
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