Paraplegic Waldrop departs to Russia for treatment
Kent Waldrop a 24 year old paraplegic former TCU running back leaves Fort Worth for the Soviet Union seeking enzyme injections and surgery for a four year spinal injury. He rejects U.S. limits on treatment and hopes his trip may spark more research and hope for others in wheelchairs.
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Norwalk Golfers Triumph in Regular Season Finale
Norwalk varsity golfers beat Bellevue 156 to 183 to finish second in the NOL and clinch a state trip to Columbus. Medalist George Peckham led with 37, followed by Curt Everman 38, Bob Warner 39, Clark Rapalee 42. Bellevue’s John Burns 42.
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Cavaliers open ninth season vs Lakers at Coliseum
RICHFIELD Ohio UPI the revamped Cleveland Cavaliers start their ninth home season tonight at the Coliseum against the Los Angeles Lakers seeking a second straight win. Coach Bill Fitch will use the same lineup that beat the Boston Celtics 115 101 last Friday with Campy Russell Jim Brewer at forward Jim Chones at center and Foots Walker Austin Carr at guard. Bobby Bingo Smith sits out with a leg injury. The Lakers have lost their first ten games and coach Jerry West stresses teamwork. After tonight the Cavs have three days rest before a Saturday matchup with the Chicago Bulls.
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Catfish Hunter Faces Sutton In World Series Drama
In Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton faces Catfish Hunter as the Yankees and Dodgers clash in the World Series. Sutton speaks of pressure and resilience, noting a calm mindset and family support despite high stakes, aiming to keep the Dodgers alive in game six.
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Lasorda defends Dodgers after World Series defeats
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda vented his frustration after three straight World Series losses at Yankee Stadium. He rejected talk of mental blocks against the Yankees, saying two games were strong at home and noting Nettles and Jackson as key plays. He vowed to win Tuesday.
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