Bills star OJ Simpson put up for sale by Ralph Wilson
Ralph C. Wilson announces OJ Simpson is being placed on the market after a four hour meeting in Los Angeles. Simpson says he will not return to Buffalo due to family strain and wants a West Coast trade or retirement after one more season. He plans acting roles including Goldie and the Boxer. Simpson cites family as the reason for his decision.
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San Francisco
Goldie
University of Southern California
Simpson Seeks West Coast Move After Talks With Wilson
O J Simpson says he held two conversations with Bills owner Ralph Wilson about a possible trade to a West Coast team. Both Simpson and Rams owner Carol Rosenbloom denied any deal or talks, while Rosenbloom noted Rams interest in a player of Simpson’s caliber but questioned his desire to play elsewhere.
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Rams
Bills
Los Angeles
Lawrence McCutcheon
Carol Roosenbloom
O.J
Rosenbloom
Indians Sweep White Sox In Doubleheader Split
Rico Carty powered Cleveland with three hits including a homer in game one and a three run pinch double in the nightcap as the Indians beat Chicago 8-5 and 9-7. Carty raised his average to .318 and helped spark a six run eighth inning in the nightcap. Pat Dobson earned his seventh win as Cleveland extended its winning streak.
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Larvell Blanks
Terry Forster
Doug Howard
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Bucky Dent
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Sb-Orta
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Bell
Ashby
Stein
Jefferson
Hamilton
Carroll
Forster
Gonzales
Ashby Gonzalez
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Howard
Schoenegge Wins Bike Eliminator at Norwalk Raceway
Norwalk's Jim Schoenegge riding a Yamaha topped James Griffin of Huron in a 13.38 second final at 108 mph, with Griffin at 12.50 and 113 mph. Schoenegge leads the Harp's Auto & Cycle Sales points fund with 16 points, $100 to season winner, $25 to runner up. Greg Sanders rebounds to win in a Biscayne then a Chevrolet pickup, beating Al Staveski as Staveski posts 15.59 seconds to take runner up. Ron Clay places third in a Yamaha 350, Nick Sokoloski wins Street Eliminator in a Camaro with 11.25 seconds, Kurt Neighbor takes Super Stock final in a Ford Mustang.
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Harp’s Auto & Cycle Sales
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Vermilion
Staveski
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Nick Sokoloski
Port Clinton
Kurt Neighbor
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