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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1982

Page

16

Gamble says he would have approved Texas trade for five year extension

Oscar Gamble told reporters he would have accepted a spring training trade to Texas if a five year contract extension and raise had been offered. He noted his .222 average and argued a Texas deal might have improved the Yankees who were 31-34 and near the AL East cellar. He blamed lack of team support and said he felt unwanted by owner George Steinbrenner, though he remains optimistic with 97 games left.

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NBA boss calls for public investigation into Clippers move

NBA Commissioner Larry OBrien urged a public inquiry into the Los Angeles Clippers transfer saga and the Coliseum Commission, accusing public funds of being wasted. He noted the commission's lawsuits and actions as excessive while vowing a Clippers operations review by a forthcoming committee.

NEW York National Basketball Association Larry O’brien NBA Los Angeles Coliseum Commission O’brien Commission San Diego Clippers Los Angeles U.S. District Court Clippers Coliseum Commission of California Clipper Donald T. Sterling Coronado Calif League San Diego National Football League Oakland Raiders The Raiders

Saints drug probe widens to current and former players

Federal grand jury probes tied to the New Orleans Saints involve current and former players including Rogers and Chuck Muncie. Officials declined comment while noting cooperation with authorities. efforts focus on a narcotics ring within the NFL and allegations of cocaine use among Saints players.

NFL Grand Jury Jack Anderson ABC Good Morning America Saints Rogers Chuck Muncie San Diego Chargers Strachan South Carolina Wilson Greg Suit New York Dick Maxwell Fred Williams Williams Bruno Muncie Rickey Ray Miami Don Reese Sports Illustrated Reese

When you plant a want ad you get a big crop of replies

A short classified note invites readers to place want ads and promises a high response rate, urging contact at the supplied phone number 337-4621. The line emphasizes productive results from placing ads.

Wimbledon Match Summary Features Young Rinaldi Wins

Rinaldi, 19, from Lutherville Maryland, defeats Pam Shriver with aces and strong serves. Umpire Catherine McTavish dismisses penalties for oncourt actions as Rinaldi maintains historic status as one of Wimbledon’s youngest competitors. Anne White briefly leads before Martina Navratilova’s speed overturns the set in a high tier clash.

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Navratilova Reflects On Weather And Tough Opponent

Navratilova said Jana Novotna posed trouble in the second set and praised her height and reach. She noted weather disruptions hampered scheduling as players waited to eat without starting on a full stomach and reported 2% hours of play remained possible with four courts open.

Navratilova Hoyles John McEnroe Jimmy Connors

Baseball dates and first numbered uniforms in early years

On this date in 1976 Toby Harrah played a doubleheader with no fielding chances. In 1971 Frank Robinson hit two grand slams in a 12-2 Orioles win. In 1962 Earl Wilson no-hit the Angels at Fenway. In 1916 the Indians wore numbers on sleeves for one day only, Jack Graney first to bat with No. 1. Birthdays noted for Babe Herman, Bill Robinson, and Mike Griffin.

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