John demands trade after 9-2 win over Royals
Tommy John, 39, won his third straight and raised his record to 9-9 with a complete-game 9-2 victory over Kansas City. He again voiced his desire to leave New York, amid a turbulent season including disputes with management and a loan dispute. Griffey led the offense with three hits as the Yankees pounded Royals.
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Kansas prep gridiron outlook as 1982 season opens
In Topeka Kansas high school football starts with two defending champions at risk. Kapaun Mt Carmel 12 0 and Baldwin 18 0 enter 1982 aiming to extend perfect records while Shawnee Mission Northwest Victoria Silver Lake and Wellington also seek success. Coaches note returning starters quarterbacks and leadership as teams adjust after perfect seasons.
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NFL Handshaking Fines To Be Rescinded
The NFL Players Association says owners backed down and the Management Council urges rescinding fines on players who staged pregame handshakes. The panel, after talks with NLRB counsel, urges clubs to drop penalties and resume bargaining at the table. Seahawks fines to be reversed. Ottawa Recreation Commission also acted, changing instructor pay scales.
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Bowie's Job Safe. Kuhn Refuses to Step Down Amid Stalemate
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, 57, vows not to resign as factions in the 26 clubs fail to resolve his re election. AL votes 11 3 for postponement and NL 7 5 approval, with a special meeting set to decide Kuhn's fate. Some dissidents denounce the process, while backers insist Kuhn must weather the impasse and push for stronger administration amid voting rule criticisms.
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