NCAA Eyes Super Opener At Giants Stadium
The NCAA weighs a yearly season start game pitting the national champion against a top opponent at Giants Stadium. Reports from The New York Times and The Star Ledger say the nationally televised event would open each college football season, driven by the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. Dick Kazmaier, former Princeton Heisman winner and Hall of Fame president, said the first game could be played as soon as next season.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Giants Stadium
New York Times
The
Star-Ledger
National Football Foundation Hall of Fame
Dick Kazmaier
Plan for New Garden State Bowl Stirs NCAA Study
Labor Day 1983 remarks hint at a proposed Garden State Bowl featuring the MacArthur Bowl winner and a top-ranked team. The NCAA Football Television Committee will survey member schools at its Houston meeting and decide in January 1983. The Star Ledger cites a $500,000 payout to each participant, with the Garden State Authority backing the project and halting the four-year-old Garden State Bowl. A waiver from the NCAA would be needed to allow an 11th game, while a blue ribbon panel would select the opponent.
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Kazmaier
NCAA
Houston
Star Ledger
Robert E. Mulcahyard
State Sports and Exposition Authority
Hall of Fame
Baseball To Take A Fling At Oldtimers All-Star Game
New York AP Ernie Banks promotes a baseball Oldtimers All-Star Game with proceeds to benefit former players. Teams by fan vote. players must be formerStar participants and retired at least a year. Banks and Hank Aaron discuss training and playful banter as the event plans concrete details for next summer.
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Ernie Banks
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Cracker Jack
Tal Smith
Oldtimers
Banks
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Hank
Tommy Boggs
Phil Niekro
Braves
Aaron
Fouts' hip injury risks sideline in season finale
San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts, facing NFLPA dues suspension, is listed as questionable with a severe hip injury that could sideline him for Monday's game against Oakland. NFLPA says it won't court the matter. Chargers owner Klein calls the union move blackmail amid playoff implications.
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Dan Fouts
National Football League Players’ Association
Oakland
Chargers
Fouts
NFLPA
Players’ Union
Dick Berthelsen
Eugene Klein
Neflpa
Ed Garvey
Garvey
Denver
Chicago
Bowling Scores In Local Church League Update
Bowling standings and high scores from multiple leagues and teams including CHURCH OF CHRIST, FAITH LUTHERAN, INDIAN LANES, PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, PRINCETON GRAN, and LEISURE LADIES. Notable high runs include K. Miller 245-597, P. Cromwell 227-596, and D. Slisby 178-453 as teams race for top marks.
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Bigham
Community Foursquare
Coombes
T. Gileson
A.mell
Faith Lutheran
K. Miller
Tomahawk
M_ Mitton
First National Bank
P. Stankard
Main Street
Eait and Tackle
Toutman
J. Compton
Rosenthal
P. CromweLl
Peoples National Bank
HIS and Hers
Brannan
L. Nichols
Lee
M. Triplett
Y. DaWald
SONIC
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Jayhawkers Whatsits
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J. Nelson
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S. Woods
H. Gade
J. Miller
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Marty
Cotton's Criticism Lifts Kings Past Suns in NBA Clash
Kansas City coach Cotton Fitzsimmons criticized shooting early in the week. Cliff Robinson responded with 30 points on 21 shots and 4 rebounds, while rookie Steve Johnson added a career high 23 as the Kings beat Phoenix 97 to 81. Robinson shot 12 of 21 and was perfect from the line.
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National Basketball Association
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Johnson
Suns
Bowling Bits and Ladies Bowling Standings Update
Early Risers lead Bowling Bits with 37 19, Lantis Fanders follow at 34 20. Monday Night Ladies show Niteher's Floor Service atop 43 17 with Rosa Cannon 216 high and Janice DeBauw 526 series. Indian Squaws pace Indian Lanes 38 24, Country Kitchen 37 23. Dan Gelns Son Mortuary 889 high team score. Thursday Night Ladies list Bienle's Body Shop 3514 and Leah's Styling 32 24. Mary Triplett leads with 198 517. Multiple 10s and splits noted across groups with numerous player tallies.
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Lantis Fanders
Lantis
Pioneer
Leona Allen
Marilynee DeBawer
Niteher
Stinnett Chevy-Olds
Niteher’s
Rosa Cannon
Tomahawk
Jim Bass
Econd
Main Street
Inqian Squaws
Country Kitchen
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Pat Collins
Dot Robertson
Bienle
Leah
Leah’s
Mary Triplett
Maxine Mueller
Shari McMillen
Bev Nathaner
Marge Milton
Pat Stankard
Sharon Heckman
Bev Ledom
Evaline Mazen
Marilyn McMillan
Cathy Wallace
Sandy McCurdy
Gloria Leacys
Wallace, Leecy
Anna May Hendrickson
Mary Alice Lasseter
Peggy Bien
Ann Wilson
Virgie Sink
Rosemary Bien
Dora Alnsworthy
Myrtle Haas
Stankard
Mildred Barber
D. Alnsworthy
Sink
Borathy Roehl
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