Garvey Signs $6.6 Million Pact With Padres
Steve Garvey, on his 34th birthday, inks a guaranteed $6.6 million contract with the San Diego Padres over five years, with bonuses that could push the value to $9.475 million. He aims to lead San Diego to a 1983 pennant as Dick Williams calls the move a step toward contender status. Garvey’s signing shifts lineup plans and promises heavier attendance, while Ray Kroc underwrites part of the deal.
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Three Teams Chase NFL Playoff Berths This Week
Five teams compete for the final playoff spots as reach for postseason berths in the altered 1982 format. AFC leaders Dallas, Washington, and Oakland can clinch home-field advantage. Bengals Dolphins Chargers Jets and Packers need one win to seal spots.
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Lloyd Succumbs To Navratilova In Toyota Finale Thriller
Martina Navratilova defeated Chris Evert Lloyd 4-6 6-1 6-2 to win the Toyota Championships at the Meadowlands earning $75,000 and a new car. Lloyd earlier crushed Tracy Austin 6-0 6-0 to reach the final, snapping a spell Austin held over her in recent matches.
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Waverly Girls Post 5th Win
MELVERN The Waverly High girls routed Marais des Cygnes Trojans 51-29 to stay unbeaten at 5-0. Cindy Davis scored 19 and Sandra Madden 18 as Waverly opened 17-4 and led 32-12 at halftime. Norma Mastell led Marais des Cygnes with 14. Waverly hosts Madison on January 4. Marais des Cygnes visits Williamsburg.
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Saturday Preps Bowling Scores and High Series Totals
A cluttered list shows bowlers and teams with high marks and series totals. Notable entries include Wilson Plumbing and Lee's Downtowner with high 10-30 scores, plus teams such as Gophers Cowboys and Panthers. The page records no official scores for Saturday preps and lists many player initials and addresses.
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Buffs Fall To TCU As Others Win In Big Eight Action
Colorado suffered its first loss, 77 52, to Texas Christian while Missouri remained unbeaten in the Big Eight. Iowa State beat Wisconsin Oshkosh 78 72 in Ames and Oklahoma State defeated Toledo 76 59 to win the Blade Glass City Classic. Darrell Browder led TCU with 21 points. Ron Harris scored 18 for Iowa State. Leroy Combs had 21 points and 13 rebounds for Oklahoma State in the title game.
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High Scoring Bowling League Standings 1930
A compact list of bowling teams with top individual scores and team totals from the 1930 season includes RED CROWS CHALLENGERS and a dozen rivals like NEWCOMERS, LUTHER LOAFERS, WEEKENDERS, and TROUBLE. Individual top marks include Pelmann 141-394 and Millar 199-506, with many entries showing 10-30 or 10-M formats and session leaders reflected across 30-plus clubs.
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OMS Cagers Win First 35 23
Ottawa Middle School’s eighth grade boys basketball beat Olathe Santa Fe Trail 35-23 to even their record at 1-2. Jason Sellers scored 12, Barry Reynolds 11, Bo Gollier 8, as OMS built a 28-21 edge after three quarters and pulled away in the final period. They next visit Indian Trail on Jan 6.
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