Coaching Debuts Galore Saturday All-New Look At Arrowhead
In Kansas City and Seattle, 1983 NFL season opens with new coaches Chuck Knox and John Mackovic. About 40,000 attend Arrowhead Stadium as Seattle adds six 1982 starters and Kansas City adjusts after trades and injuries. Key players include Curt Warner, Harold Jackson, Blair Bush, Reggie McKenzie, Charley Young, and Gary Spani injured or missing. Joe Delaney’s death leaves running back vacancy. Jewerl Thomas and Billy Jackson expected to start, while Bill Kenney secures the quarterback job after a four-year battle.
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Los Angeles Rams
Buffalo Bills
Joe Delaney
Jewerl Thomas
Rams
Billy Jackson
Aerial War Likely As Huskies Open With Jayhawks
Northern Illinois coach Bill Mallory expects a high passing volume in Kansas season opener, with NIU bringing blitzes and nickel backs to rattle Gottfried's new offense. Kansas quarterback Frank Seurer eyes a big year as he leads the Jayhawks.
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Kan
Bill Mallory
Northern Illinois Huskies
Kansas
Mike Gottfried
Gottfried
Don Fambrough
Mallory
Jayhawks
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Big Eight
Murray State
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Frank Seurer
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Big Names Win Ner Battles at U S Open Tennis
In New York, Chris Evert Lloyd and Martina Navratilova advance in the U S Open as top seeds John McEnroe and Mats Wilander also win. Evert Lloyd defeats Alycia Moulton 6-2 6-2, McEnroe dominates John Sadri 6-0 6-1 6-4, and Navratilova trashes Louise Allen 6-2 6-0. Wilander beats Brian Gottfried 6-3 6-0 in straight sets as Noah, Nadal-style injuries noted for Noah.
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New York
Chris Evert Lloyd
Alycia Moulton
Martina Navratilova
John McEnroe
McEnroe
John Sadin
Navratilova
Louise Allen
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Israel
Shlomo Glickstein
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Brian Gottfried
Wilander Edges Gottfried in Four in French Open Warmup
In a Davis Cup style match the 19 year old Wilander beat 12 years older Gottfried after dropping a tight third set. The Swede won 6 4 two sets and clinched the tiebreak to seal a 7 3 in the decisive frame. Also notable results include Gerulaitis beating Buehning in three sets and several other players sweeping to wins in singles.
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Gottfried
Gerulaitis
Fritz Buehning
Buehning
Shriver
Jean Hepner
Mandlikova
Kathy Horvath
Garrison
Shelly Solomon
Durie
Japan
Etsuko Inoue
Jordan
Peanut Louie
City scores in Paola assembly chaos and forfeit showdown
Juxtaposed line scores show Paola Assembly forfeiting to Church of Christ while North Baptist and other teams post tallies. Names such as Tate Galis Shefield Walr Alhigon and many others appear with varied win loss lines, but the document reads like a chaotic box score with totals and player lines.
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Thurs
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Raley
Pacheco
Walr
Alhigon
North Baptist
van Aridals
Greiner
Nelson
McAdoo
Runkle
Blatiner
Seimon
Montgomery
Hotaling
Miller
Fed
Land Bamk
Chuck W
Kim, T
Thm Wo
Defla W
Ben HW
Violet F
Mark G
Key
Mike H
Connie Ho
Lisa W
Deg W
Chester F
Totels
Rangers Whip Royals 7-0 Behind Hough Six-Hit Shutout
Texas Rangers toppled Kansas City Royals 7-0 as Charlie Hough threw a six hitter for his eighth complete game. Wayne Tolleson drove in two and George Wright hit a three run homer in the fifth, with Buddy Bell and Jim Sundberg keying the rally. Paul Splittorff took the loss after allowing seven hits.
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Arlington
Texas
Wayne Tolleson
George Wright
Texas Rangers
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Charlie Hough
Hough
Paul Splittorff
Splittorff
Tolleson
Buddy Bell
Wright
Mike Armstrong
Bucky Dent
Jim Sundberg
Billy Sample
Willie Aikens
Bell
Rice Drives In Four As Red Sox Top White Sox 5-1
Boston catcher Jim Rice drove in four runs including a two-run homer and a bases loaded single to beat Chicago 5-1, ending the White Sox six game win streak. Rice's 34th homer led the majors this season and his RBI total reached 106. Dennis Boyd allowed eight hits over seven innings to win. Ron Kittle homered for Chicago, tying the team rookie record with 28 homers.
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Oil Can" Boyd
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Kittle
Zeke Bonura
Pirates pound Braves as Candelaria fans seven in win
Dave Parker slugged a two run homer and John Candelaria tossed a four hitter through seven as Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 4-1. Jim Dayley carried a no hit bid into the sixth before the Pirates pulled away, tying the game in the fifth on Glenn Hubbard's run and Candelaria's wild pitch.
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Glenn Hubbard
Candelaria
Tigers Rally Past Blue Jays In Doubleheader Thriller
Detroit erases an 8 7 deficit with a 9th inning homer by Lance Parrish and a 10th inning go ahead double by Larry Herndon to beat Toronto 9 8. Aurelio Lopez earns the win as Jesse Barfield chips in with a 2 homer game for Toronto before the Tigers pull ahead and spoil the Jays’ rally.
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