NFL Players End Strike and Return to Season
The NFL strike ends after 57 days with a majority of player reps approving the owners’ offer. Training camps open as 28 clubs ratify the pact amid expectations of a 16-team playoff field and a five-year contract worth about 1.6 billion dollars.
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Settlement reactions split Chiefs group in Kansas City
Chiefs president Jack Steadman and wide receiver Carlos Carson welcomed the tentative NFL settlement, calling it lucrative for players while owner losses linger. Fan Lita Ehrhardt threatened to skip renewing 18-year season tickets amid higher costs and disillusion with players. The team plans camp today with a nine game schedule beginning in New Orleans, plus a makeup game in Kansas City.
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Murphy wins NL MVP as Braves star lands top honor
Braves outfielder Dale Murphy was named the National League MVP for 1982. He topped Lonnie Smith on 24 ballots with 283 points, after driving in 109 runs and hitting 36 homers to lead Atlanta to the NL West title. Murphy credited team success for personal achievement and noted his improved defense.
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OU Women Hold On For Nonconference Win Over Mid-America Nazarene
In OLATHE OU builds early lead and survives a late rally to beat Mid-America Nazarene 51 48. Dana Cook 14 points Regina McClellan 11 Marie Frees 20 for Pioneers led with 20. OU outrebounded 49 43 but foul trouble hurt late. OU to face Washburn next at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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OMS Cagers Top Baldwin in Eighth Grade Girls Action
OMS Cagers defeated Baldwin Junior High 32 14 in eighth grade girls basketball at OMS. The Whirlwinds led 16 8 at halftime and outpaced the opponent 16 6 in the second half to secure an 18 point win. Dee Dee Lewis led with 16 points, followed by Denise Schultze 7, Christy Middlebusher 5, Marsha Bailey 2, and Jackie Rutter 2. OMS plays Indian Trails at Olathe next Monday.
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