NFL Contract Talks A Futile Bargaining Session
Washington AP report on stalled NFL labor talks between owners and players as they verge on strikes. Negotiations broken after four hours. union chair Garvey calls emergency committee meeting in Chicago to decide strike action. Main dispute centers on players seeking a fixed percentage of league revenues from $168 million in expected yearly income.
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National Football League
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Ed Garvey
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Garvey
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Gene Upshaw
Oakland Raiders
John Bunting
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom Condon
Kansas City Chiefs
Mark Murphy
Washington Redskins
Stan White
Detroit Lions
Donlan
NFLPA
Players’ Union
Floyd Eyes World Series Title and Player of the Year
Ray Floyd, leading money winner and PGA champion, says Tom Watson should be Player of the Year if voting happened now. Floyd notes a potential $100,000 World Series of Golf win could swing his vote to himself. The event features 27 top players including Stadler Nicklaus Wadkins Watson and faces a $400,000 purse at Firestone.
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Tom Watson
Floyd
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Jack Nicklaus
Firestone
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday's Games From The Ledger
New York at Toronto Texas at Baltimore California at Boston Oakland at Milwaukee Kansas City at Chicago Cleveland at Minnesota Detroit at Seattle
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City Scores Softball Co Ed North Baptist Shootout
A crowded city softball scene lists many teams and line scores across the league. McAdoo Foltz Hotaling and Montgomery appear with sizable totals for their squad while multiple clubs such as Community Square and National Sign Co. post notable totals and rosters.
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Wayne
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Ray
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Stella
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Senohe
Weber
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Woods
Williams
Ankenman
Fredericks
Leonard Survives Ranger Rematch With Healthy 4-3 Win
Royals pitcher Dennis Leonard defeats the Texas Rangers 4-3 in Arlington to move Kansas City a half game behind California in the AL West. Leonard avoids Buddy Bell after a prior injury, goes seven innings with eight hits, while Amos Otis and John Wathan drive in key runs and Dan Quisenberry secures his 29th save.
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New Coach Predicts Better Days For Williamsburg Gridders
Williamsburg High Panthers begin 1982 under new coach Charles Lee after an 0-9 season. He cites strong practices, returning linemen Dan Meijer Bob Gasaway and others, plus sophomore QB Brad Basel. Depth is thin with 19 in camp, and Williamsburg opens Sept. 10 at home against Lebo in 1A Division II of the Three Rivers League.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg High Panthers
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Pomona
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Scribner Turns Two Step Punter for Kansas
KU's Bucky Scribner, a 200-pound senior, reshapes his punting with a two step technique to chase NFL style efficiency. He has led the Big Eight in punting, posted a 43.9 yard career average, and aims for a higher season while Kansas faces NCAA probes and injuries. Coach Don Fambrough cites the strong kicking game as key for a likely strong season.
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Brewers Brace For Henderson Record Try
The Milwaukee Brewers plan to fete Rickey Henderson if he breaks the major league single season stolen bases record, while pursuing an AL East lead. Henderson sits at nine steals from Lou Brock's 118. Oakland opens a four game series at Milwaukee County Stadium as Brock joins the planned celebration. The A's deny interview requests ahead of the game and allege key events during Tuesday’s Detroit game interfered with Henderson’s bid.
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Durwood Merrill Calls Game as Umpire Leaves Injured
NAIA football coverage notes umpire Larry Barnett left the game due to stomach cramps in the second inning. Durwood Merrill took the call while Martin, coach Charlie Metro and outfielder Dwayne Murphy were ejected after a heated argument. Henderson set a new record with 39 ejections on steal attempts, surpassing Ty Cobb’s 1915 mark. Brock, a former Cardinal, set career steals record at 938 in 19 years with 33 ejections that year.
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