Denny Captures NL Cy Young Award
John Denny, 30, won the NL Cy Young as the Phillies' standout pitcher. He finished 19-6 with a 2.37 ERA in 242 2/3 innings, 139 strikeouts, 53 walks, and seven complete games helping Philadelphia clinch the NL East. He led voting with 103 points across 20 first-place votes.
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OU Jayvees Not Judged By Record Alone
Ottawa University's junior varsity football team closes its 1983 schedule at Lawrence against Haskell Junior College. Coach Nyle Salmans emphasizes growth over wins, citing tough tests against Baker, Emporia State and Washburn as means to mature the squad and expose players for varsity potential. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. at Haskell Stadium.
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Plan to control NCAA meets with resistance
Kansas City AP report describes a clash over governance in college athletics. A counter proposal by ACE and an NCAA alternative seek to involve presidents in rule making, with fierce lobbying and questions of democratic process. Key figures include Arliss Roaden Tennessee Tech and Harvard president Derek Bok, amid debates over who holds power and how conventions would ratify rules.
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AP Consensus Grid Rankings Reflect Kansas High School Powers
AP consensus lists Kansas football power rankings across classes 6A to eight man. Leaders include Manhattan Derby Shawnee Mission West Olathe North Parsons Pittsburg Roeland Park-Miege Fredonia Maur Hill Colby Santa Fe Trail Osborne Lakin Hugoton Chase County Burlington Troy Garden Plain Stanton County Johnson Pittsburg-Colgan Clifton Clyde Baileyville Frankfort Crest Caldwell Madison Canton Galva Highland Logan Westmoreland Bennington Cunningham Ingalls Triplains Rolla Montezuma.
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Carew Likely To Leave Angels
Rod Carew, seven time AL batting champion, may depart the California Angels after his attorney said a serious signing bid before the re entry draft is unlikely. The Angels may pursue a claim despite a policy of not retaining negotiating rights for players entering free agency. Carew, 38, hit .339 in 129 games last season and has 17 big league seasons, 12 with Minnesota and five with the Angels.
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Eddie Johnson Lifts Kings To First Win
Eddie Johnson scores 39 as the Kansas City Kings overcome Golden State 116 114 for their first win of the season. Cobbled late by Drew and Olberding with Knight sealing it at the line, while Golden State misses key free throws in final minute.
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