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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1982
Page
7
Calumet Farm claimed two walkovers in the Pimlico Special with Whirlaway in 162 and Citation in 1848 facing no real challengers for the winner's share. The event showcased rare domination as top horses bore minimal opposition.
Mount St. Marys College edged Western Maryland 2-1 on Tuesday in a clash shaped by injuries. Matt Victor, in his third game, forced a pivotal error that let Nana Mensah score, with John McNulty earning two crucial saves as Jaeko Song opened the scoring for Mount.
The 10th annual National Pike run is set for Saturday. Six miles from Middletown High School to the Frederick VFW and a three mile family run from Braddock Heights Park to the VFW start at 10 am with registration at each starting point and a 6 am check in. Divisions include Men over 40 and under 40 and under 20 and 12 and under, and Women 30 and up and under 18 and 12 and under. Prizes feature trophies for top three in the mile, medals for the fifth and sixth, and certificates for all finishers. three mile runners receive patches and certificates. Entry is at Shipley’s Sporting Goods in the Frederick Towne Mall. Sponsored by the County Gym Teachers Association.
Bruns wick blanked aap 24, ioores field hockey as Terry Sommers scored the game's only goal. Unashare beat Fred eriex. Railronders sit at 4-5 on the year. junior varsity tied 0-0. Keily Kern struck five times for Sanga pore in a 7-0 win over Frederick. Laura Hess and Terry Sewell added goals for the Lancers. Zech scored once. Poela Matalia and Renee Matthews had two assists for Lingesere. Denne Greomes and Hess each added a goal. Lingaaers is 4 on the purr.
Garvey and union president Gene Upshaw met with NLRB general counsel William Lubbers about stalled negotiations. Lubbers warned of possible injunction against the NFL Management Council to push bargaining. The league warns a 12 game season could slip if an agreement isn’t reached by the Nov 7 8 weekend as games for Oct 31 Nov 1 were canceled.
In a page B-1 continuation, Layman Nakbieh Zanella and Sweeney shone as St. Maria juniors beat Prospect Hall 7 to 1 to cap a season that ended 1-7-1. Mark Frownfelter scored for St. Maria while Doug Angell made four saves.
Fragmentary race betting card lists mystery horse labeled Mystery Girl at C T Bankroll with odd figures for Saturday Sunday and Wednesday. Mentions multiple races including Heabey Sunny Sonny and White Monk with Quinella Box and across bets. Carol's Reason Jefferson Miss and Domtdelt appear as entrants.
Milwaukee's Harvey Kuenn earns top AL manager honor after guiding the Brewers to a strong season finish and playoff run. Earl Weaver of the Orioles is runner up with 12 votes. Buck Rodgers is fired as Kuenn replaces him, leading a 72-43 finish and a playoff sweep of California before a 6-2 finale.
The material recalls spring training in 1908 with an amputation after an injury. It mentions a rookie record set in 1963 and a player named Kenn owning Cesar's bar-hotel in West Allis, Wisconsin, with his wife Audrey, while spending summers in Sas City, Arkansas.
Steve Carlton, 37, of the Philadelphia Phillies, won the NL Cy Young with 112 points from a 24-member panel. He finished 23-11 with a 3.10 ERA, leading the league in strikeouts with 228 this season and reaching 3,434 for his career, closing in on Walter Johnson's record.
Joe Torre, in his first Braves season, was named National League Manager of the Year by AP. He guided Atlanta to an 8-7-3 record? No, that line is incorrect. The Braves won the NL West by one game, ending a long slide, with Torre delivering a rebuilding turnaround after several last-place finishes. The voting had Torre with 35 of 79 votes, Frank Robinson second with 22.
Series MVP Darrell Porter recalls overcoming alcohol and drugs to win the 1882 World Series for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwaukee Brewers. He discusses highs and lows, his rehab, and how baseball shaped his life while accepting a 315,000 Trans Am and praise for his team and media recognition.
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