Bengals players plan appeals to NFL suspension
Cincinnati fullback Pete Johnson will appeal his suspension and St. Louis linebacker E. J. Junior is weighing an appeal. Mark VanderLaan, Johnson’s attorney, said the appeal would be filed with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle within two to three weeks. Junior has discussed appealing with his agent, Marvin Demoff, and the group includes defensive end Ross.
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Houston
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Pat Thomas
Raiders
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Ottawa trio chosen for World Softball Tournament in Florida
Three members of the Ottawa Senior Girls all star team Vicki Hotaling Kim Towner and Lesley Smith were picked by the McPherson entry to fill positional needs for the World Softball Tournament in Florida. They travel with all expenses paid for the event the first weekend in August. The report also notes NFL and other league moves including suspensions and roster changes across several teams.
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Florida
Vicki Hotaling
Kim Towner
Lesley Smith
Ramsey Wins League Game In Topeka Fast-Pitch
Ramsey Printing defeated the Free Agents 9 to 8 in Topeka City League action to raise its league record to 8-3 and move into district tournament play in Ottawa. Ramsey led 5-1 after the third, extended to 7-1 in the fourth, then survived a late rally as Kent Ramsey doubled in the seventh for the winning run. Kenny Miller pitched all nine innings, with Dale Wieden collecting two hits and Mike Thompson and Roger Bachelor adding triples for Ramsey.
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Jon Moore
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Roger Bachelor
Expos to Move Wichita Farm Team to Indianapolis
Montreal Expos end two year affiliation with the Wichita Aeros and plan to relocate their American Association franchise to Indianapolis in 1984. Expos farm director Bob Gebhard cited Wichita’s park as unsuitable for evaluating hitters and pitchers, while Aeros officials say baseball will continue in Wichita with a new major league partner to be negotiated after the season.
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