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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1982
Page
8
Fragmented OCR reads show scattered references to Georgetown University, Mount St Marys, and other teams with mentions of football wide receivers and defensive players. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and stray names, lacking coherent narrative or definite outcomes.
Lexington AP reports Kentucky center Sam Bowie with a fractured shinbone that resists healing may require surgery. Coach Joe B. Hall said a team of orthopedic surgeons will decide in two weeks whether to operate or continue non surgical healing. If no surgery is needed and healing is optimum Bowie could return in six weeks, otherwise a season loss is possible.
Rahaly forged clear in the stretch to win the $9,000 Blue Swords Purse at Bowie Race Course Friday. Ridden by apprentice Alberto Delgado, the winner completed seven terodas in 1:19.24. Hakan ran second, Able To third, with the $1 exacta payoff $5.40.
Columbia quarterback Mie Porn led a three TD pass game as the Indians beat Hammond 27-0. Rupp connected on a 42 yard scoring strike to Ricks in the first quarter, Heat Ricks added two TD passes in the fourth, Don Ricketts ran 55 yards for Poolesville's other score, and Mike Carroll completed 3 of 4 passes. Poolesville totaled 274 yards to Hammond's 153 while committing fewer penalties.
A series of race betting notes from Friday through Sunday detail picks and wagers. Key horses include Morning Joy, Tudor Tar née, Monk Dust, and Creative Mind with bets such as across, exacta boxes, and to win or place. Odds and race numbers indicate a mixed tote strategy across events.
The Brewers widened their AL East lead to two games over the Orioles after a day of key results. Caldwell pitched a complete game shutout, walking one and fanning three, to improve to 9-1 in his last 10 decisions and 12-3 lifetime against the Yankees. Other games featured Detroit’s Petry earning his first win since August 23, powered by Chuck Lemon and Mike Laga homers in a 4-2 victory over Boston. Cincinnati’s Soto upped his strikeout total to 250 with nine Ks, as the Reds beat Atlanta 5-2. Minnesota, Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Los Angeles all posted wins or notable performances on a busy baseball Friday.
NEW YORK AP Lee MacPhail President of the American League upheld a 10 day suspension for veteran pitcher Gaylord Perry of the Seattle Mariners for allegedly throwing greased baseballs in an Aug 23 game. The suspension starts immediately with eligibility Sept 27. Perry 43 and a 06 game winner was also fined a nominal sum. A Sept 9 hearing saw Perry absent due to prior commitments. Umpire Dave Phillips who ejected Perry testified. Perry was represented by the players union.
Glenelg beat the Railroaders 3 1 Friday afternoon as Brunswick played poorly and missed chances. Cody Redden scored the late winner from Leon Platt as Brunswick outshot Glenelg 21 19. Chris Krivos made nine saves for Brunswick with Scott Green tallying three for Glenelg.
Lions quarterback Pfister struggled with two first half interceptions and was benched for Rickert who completed his first two passes. Wines and Waster contributed in the passing game with option completions. Coach Abbott praised the team saying they are proving themselves as winners after a big, confidence boosting win.
Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Jim Smith remained hospitalized Friday and will not play Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. A team spokesman said tests and observation at Divine Providence Hospital were ordered after he said he did not feel well. The illness's nature was not disclosed.
Montreal press veteran Jean Aucoin a La Presse baseball and hockey writer since 1979 died in Sacre-Coeur Hospital after a six month cancer battle. He was 47 and had been at the Expos training camp in West Palm Beach when diagnosed. Aucoin covered the Expos for Montreal-Matin from 1969 until it closed in 1978 and helped found Montreal sports journalism groups.
The Eagles completed six of 12 passes with two interceptions, one setting up the game winning score by Wenner. Coach Turney urged limiting offensive mistakes as key to more wins. Eagles earned 11 first downs to the Railrosders five.
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