Lions Seek Win Over Saints After Falcons Loss
Detroit Lions, riding a 4-1 start, face the winless New Orleans Saints as coach Monte Clark notes winning has bred appetite for more. Lions rookie Billy Sims tops NFL rushing, Archie Manning listed probable for the Saints with throwing arm strain.
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Reluctant Holmes Considers Rematch With Ali Again
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley recalls Larry Holmes reflecting on Muhammad Ali’s retirement and a possible rematch. Holmes praises his own performance, discusses Ali’s tactics and psyche games, and states he would not fight again for money but would do what he must. He hopes Ali does not fight again for health reasons.
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Carter Under Fire In Saga Of The Last POW
The last Air Force POW in Vietnam, Col. Charles Shelton, is urged dead by an Air Force board at Randolph AFB after a secret hearing. His wife Marian Shelton blames President Carter for breaking promises to POW and MIA families. The ruling moves to the Air Force secretary for a final decision.
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Bowling Scores Across Many Teams At Local Meet
Local bowling scores list numerous teams and high performances led by Wier 200 and Cordle 217. Standouts include Nelson 214 and McCay 212 with varied totals for clubs such as Commodore Steelworkers Eagles Santa Fe and many small businesses.
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Kite Leads Pensacola Open After First Round
Tom Kite, who hadn’t planned to play, shot a 7 under par 65 to lead the Pensacola Open on the Perdido Bay course. Mark McCumber and Chip Beck sit one behind at 66 while Arnold Palmer carded 70 and defending champ Curtis Strange 74 in calm, sunny conditions.
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