Burroughs veto stalls Ranger Braves trade moves
In a key baseball maneuver, Jeff Burroughs invoked his no trade clause to block a five player deal between the Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves. Atlanta then recast the transaction sending Doyle Alexander and Larvell Blanks to Texas for Adrian Devine and Pepe Frias while negotiations with the Philadelphia Phillies continue. The same day Detroit traded Ron LeFlore to Montreal for Dan Schatzeder, as Tigers executives cited LeFlore’s option year and salary talks influencing decisions.
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Golf pair climbs to 10 strokes back in mixed teams
In fog and drizzle at Bardmoor, Dave Eichelberger and Marle Breer shot 67 to pair 135 after two rounds, tying leaders Jim Colbert and Silvia Bertolaccini for the mixed teams title. Colbert-Bertolaccini led by one after a 68 as Morgan-Hagge and Stockton-Capone Young chased.
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Missouri to play Hall of Fame Bowl despite travel cut
Missouri will travel to Birmingham for the Hall of Fame Bowl with 84 of 117 players, after a meeting addressing players opposition to leaving behind over 30 teammates. Injured or ineligible players are among those not going. band also denied travel funds to join.
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Vikings May Lose Four Veterans After Sunday Farewell
Bloominton AP report says Minnesota Vikings veteran quartet Marshall Bryant Hilgenberg and Krause may finish at Met Stadium this Sunday as Jim Marshall announces his NFL retirement. The last home game of the season features the Bills with a season finale at New England on December 16.
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Sundown At Sunland A Packed Card Of Races And Entries
Sunday will feature six furlong races with claiming and maiden purses from 1400 to 2300, listing a large field of horses, riders, and weights across ten races. Notable entries include Frosty Acres Uncle Val Nosey's Miracle Dawn's Aid Pepper Steptoe Ghost Light and Savannah Lark along with multiple riders such as J Terrazas C Mueller and J Lackey.
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Palmer trade unlikely as Orioles weigh contract extension
Baltimore general manager Hank Peters said a trade for veteran pitcher Jim Palmer during the winter meetings in Toronto is highly unlikely. Peters noted Palmer’s veto power and confirmed discussions with eight teams yielded no acceptable deal, shifting focus to potentially extending Palmer’s contract beyond its two remaining years.
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Cleveland group honors Brian Sipe and others
Cleveland group salutes Browns quarterback Brian Sipe as the 1979 NFL offensive player of the year while linebacker Charlie Hall earns defensive player honors. Ohio State linebacker Jim Laughlin is named top collegiate player, and 12 area high school players are recognized. Groza Award goes to Judd Groza of Berea High School.
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