Maryland picks captains Vince Broadnax and Walt Williams
Vince Broadnax and Walt Williams named team captains for the 1981-82 Maryland season. Williams, a 6-foot-8 senior point guard, starred for the U S National Team in Havana and averaged 18.7 points. Broadnax, a key defender, started last season when Williams was injured and averaged just over 10 points per game.
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Williams
United State
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Cuba
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Williame
Hawkins
Bradley
Philadelphia
Key usually defuses Twins power hitters in Blue Jays matchup
TORONTO AP The Blue Jays aim to seize a 2-1 lead in the AL playoff series as Jimmy Key faces Minnesota in Game 3 at SkyDome. Key dominates sluggers Kirby Puckett Kent Hrbek Chili Davis while Scott Erickson seeks a rebound for the Twins.
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Kent Hrbek
Chili Davis
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Kirby
Scott Erickson
Tom Candiotti
Juan Guzman
Gare
Metrodome
Todd Stottlemyre
Cito Gaston
Candietti
Mike Pegilaralo
Erickson
Kelly
Montana shoulder weakens comeback risk for quarterback
In Santa Clara AP reporting a doctor who treated Joe Montana's elbow found an unstable weakened right shoulder that could hamper a 1980s quarterback return. Dr. Ben Kibler noted shoulder instability and muscle weakness around the shoulder blade, with lingering elbow rehab and no clear link between elbow and shoulder pain.
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Joe Montana
San Francisco
Ben Kibler
U.S. Tennis Association
Montana
Dillingham
Kibler
Bradshaw urges patience as Montana recovers from elbow surgery
San Francisco AP report notes Joe Montana must be patient after elbow surgery. Terry Bradshaw, whose own late-career rush to return led to an early retirement, recalls his 1983 season and the four months he waited to throw again. He warns Montana to listen to his body despite the money in the game.
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Dillingham
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SAN Francisco
Joe Montana
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Bradshaw
Red Sox rehiring Zimmer keeps Bumbry in fold
Boston AP reports Don Zimmer is rehired as third base coach joining new manager Butch Hobson. Rich Gale named pitching coach. Bill Fischer displaced. Sparsely detailed, with additional roster moves and coaching changes noted as ongoing.
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Zimmer
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Bill Fischer
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Joe Morgan
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Richie Hebner
Beradino
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Hopson
Red Sox
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