Patriots pick Ken Sims in lean draft year
New England Patriots select 265 pound defensive tackle Ken Sims of Texas with the first pick of the 1982 NFL draft. Sims, a Lombardi Award winner, showcased speed and power despite an ankle injury that sidelined him late in college.
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NEW York
Ken Sims
University of Texas
New England Patriots
National Football League
Sims
Texas
Rosse
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Patriots
Rozelle
New England
Colts Trade Jones to Rams for Big Draft Picks
Baltimore Colts quarterback Bert Jones was signed and immediately traded to Los Angeles for the Rams first and second round choices in the current NFL draft. The Colts used the picks to select Johnie Cooks and Art Schlichter. Coach Frank Kush stressed defense and a linebacker focus as he takes over next season.
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Sims
New York Sheraton
Baltimore Colts
Colts
New England
Johnie Cooks
Mississippi State
Cooks
Baltimore
Bert Jones
Los Angeles
Rams
Los
Angeles
Ohio State
Art Schlichter
Frank Kush
Kush
Schlichter
Jim McMahon
Brigham Young
Robert Irsay
USC May Challenge NCAA Over Severe Penalties
USC president James H. Zumberge said the university may sue the NCAA over penalties barring bowl games in 1982-83 and 1983-84 and TV appearances in 1983. He cited cooperation with the NCAA and predicted potential costs, while NCAA official David Berst defended the sanctions and noted ongoing cases against the NCAA.
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Zumberge
USC
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
David Berst
Shawnee
Kan
Notre Dame
Marv Goux
Hoch Grabs Golf Purse And Runs
Scott Hoch edged Bob Shearer and Tom Watson by two strokes to win the USF&G New Orleans Open as rain and floods shortened the event to 54 holes. Hoch finished 10 under par 206 for the three rounds, earning $54,000 and moving season earnings to $126,176. Watson and Shearer tied for second at 208 after a delayed, disrupted week at Lakewood Country Club.
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New Orleans
Scott Hoch
Usf&g
Hoch
Hach
Tom Watson
Watson
Hod
Lakewood Country Club
Bob Shearer
Shearer
Tallahassee
City Scores Softball Men's AA League Roundup
Reading lists team rosters and tallies for multiple clubs including HOOKINS D Miller and others, showing player records and team totals across the league. Notable squads Snooze Lincoln area names such as OTTAWA CO and ROY'S BODY SHOP appear with various win loss figures and run totals.
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Fleischer Ins
Welson
J. Mooce
N. Meare
Weiden
Lysaught
Hutchcraft
Bones
Riddle
Meyer
Chavey
Waioron
Jackson
Coatney
Hepner
Macke
Kitlough
Totals
Roy
Pegrana
Sanderson
Rahe
Hermreck
Riggs
Luther
McClure
Biduing
B. Jeng
Bowling Scores From Local League Standings
A condensed bowling score list shows numerous teams and players with high games and series. Notable entries include BRAVES AND SQUAWS, WELLSVILLE FLOOR COVERING-1, and FORCE FIVE-1 with top marks such as H. Reeves 213-525 and J. Bivens 216-560. The dataset catalogs scores across many teams, including NEWCOMERS PAGSEEODS, PRAIRIE DOGS, LUCKY STRIKE, and OUTLAWS, among others, reflecting a diverse league standings snapshot.
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Braves
Squaws
Wellsville
R. Snethen
Force Five
J. Bivens
H. Reeves
T. Grieson
J. Foster
M. DeBower
M. Myers
Snlo
T. Benson
W. Cromwell
DeWald
Jung
Topekans Too Much For Cyclone Golfers
In a quad meet at Lake Shawnee Shawnee Heights won with 303 edging Washburn Rural 310 and Ottawa 326. Dean Lackey led Heights with 72, teammate Paul Sivesind 73, Rural’s Reagan Crow and Hayden’s Chris Gomez 75. Cyclones were led by Mark Badgley and Kirby Soph at 77. Nelson 85. Snider 87. Final Ottawa score listed as 326 ahead of EKL regions next week.
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Topeka
Ottawa High
Lake Shawnee
Shawnee Heights
Washburn Rural
Hayden
Ottawa
Heights
Dean Lackey
Paul Sivesind
Rural
Reagan Crow
Chris Gomez
Royce Reed
Eric Bauer
Mark Badgley
Kirby Soph
Cyclones
Dennis Nelson
Kirby Snider
OHL
Bobby Brownell
Jamie Gladman
Overland Park
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Ray
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Stuitz
Mille
Tate
Reed
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Crawford
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Thistle
Franklin County
Pagseeods
R. Lawin
Rantoul Grocery
R. Baber
Tdorme
M. Wolken
D. Robertson
R. Wilsar Sr
T. Walteck
Prairie Dogs
L. Penka
P. Bagent
Comeback Kids
M. Johnson
R. Weems
Country Rollers
KK. Hirt
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J. Brittian
F. Ahring
Geight
D. Geiss
P. Ertacher
N. Marvin
D. Toumberlin
Lucky Strike
M. Steele
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Rustlers
B. Dunn
K. Lloyd
Lady Bugs
T. Barkdall
K. McFaDden
L. Topp
D. Horne
H. Guyett
S. Firestone
E. Myers
M. Bass
R. Carlson
C. Bagent
M. Ransom
Pete‘s Angels
M. Triplett
West Wilson
S. Coffman
F.W. Woolworth
C. Everhart
S. Lane
Hilois
S. McCurdy
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