Second season format eyed for resuming baseball
The 1981 season may be revived via a split season or expanded playoffs, with owners and players seeking a settlement first. Al Rosen backs a split season to keep fan interest. Eddie Einhorn favors broader postseason eligibility. Kuhn aides survey teams while negotiations continue, as timing remains uncertain.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press II
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Chuck Adams
Commissioner’s Office
al Rosen
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
al Thornwell
Eddie Einhorn
Chicago White Sox
Einhorn
Attorneys push closing in Raiders NFL antitrust case
Defense and plaintiffs present final arguments as the Raiders seek to keep Oakland based franchise rights. Judge Pregerson limits issues to three claims including Sherman Act violations and a breach of oral contract while Rozelle cautions the league could survive a loss.
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Lea
Pete Rozelle
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
NFL
Rozelle
Raiders
Los Angeles Coliseum
League
U.S
Harry Pregerson
Pregerson
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Jote
Alioto
Whitworth Becomes LPGA's First Millionaire After Open Finish
Veteran golfer Kathy Whitworth settles for third at the U.S. Women's Open in La Grange. She falls short of the title but tops career earnings with more than $1 million as Pat Bradley wins the tournament and Beth Daniel finishes one stroke back. Whitworth laments the missed chance and recalls early tour years.
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la Grange
Ill
Kathy Whitworth
Whitworth
LPGA
Itworth
Pat Bradley
Beth Daniel
Donna Caponi
Whit
Caponi
Trenton Romps Vandalia in Sub District Tournament
Trenton crushed Vandalia 11 to 0 in seven innings to open the 23rd Sub District Tournament at Carlyre. Eversgerd and Colston pitched for Trenton, Koontz and Engel for Vandalia, with no home runs. Tonight’s game at 7:30 features Trenton against Mount Vernon, and Wednesday’s 3:30 contest pits Cariyte against the winner for the championship. Larry Tearry, offensive lineman, left camp.
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American Legion
Carlyre
Trenton
Vandalia
GOD O
Eversgerd
Colston
Koontz
Engel
Mount Vernon
Cariyte
NFL Transaction Rollup From Monday Cuts
The Associated Press reports NFL moves including the Falcons releasing Larry Fortner and Tony Anderson, and Dexter Barry. Colts cutting Waymond Bryant, Wayne Clemons, Chris Judge, Adarvin Brown, and Delbert Power. Bills waiving Mark Lytes, Mark Lloyd, and Joe Licata. Broncos cutting Robert Steele and Kevin Reddick. Dolphin cuts Pete Woods Roy Dean and Mike Mo. Pat Walker granted temporary leave for personal reasons.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
Larry Fortner
Antony Anderson
Dexter Barry
Baltimore Colts
Waymond Bryant
Wayne Clemons
Chris Judge
Adarvin Brown
Delbert Power
Buffalo Bills
Mark Lytes
Mark Lloyd
Joe Licata
Denver Broncos
Robert Steele
Kevin Reddick
Pat Walker
Miami Dolphins
Pete Woods
Roy Dean
Mike Mo
TV Sports Today Schedule Snapshot
A compressed timetable lists ESPN, USA, and ESPN related programs across daytime and evening slots. Highlights include Sports Center repeats, boxing, NFL football highlights from 1975, full contact karate, NASL soccer, tennis, rodeo, water skiing, and Australian rules from various channels and times.
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Espn— Sports Center
ESPN
Oakland Raiders
St. Louis Cardinals
Sports Center
Espn—Sports Center
Mount Vernon Hires Two Assistant Coaches
Mount Vernon High School hires two assistants for football and track. Ram head coach Brad Pan coast announces Jim Woodward a former Southern Illinois University Carbondale football player will join as football and track assistant. Benton native Steve Stewart, former Ranger athlete and Rend Lake assistant coach, becomes football and basketball assistant.
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Mount Vernon High School
Ram
Brad Pancoast
Jim Woodward
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Benton
Steve Stewart
Ranger
Rend Lake
Oliver Becker Glasco win Midland Hills Scramble
Bill Oliver Brian Becker and Buddy Glasco shot 7 under 65 to win the Midland Hills Scramble at Midland Hills Golf Course. McKissick Etherton Crimminger tied 66 for second after a playoff, with Joyce Kerns Martin also 66. 60 players competed. Rick Kerns won closest to pin No 6 and longest drive No 9.
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Bill Oliver
Brian Becker
Buddy Glasco
Midland Hills
F. McKissick
Carl Etherton
G. Crimminger
Brent Joyce
Rich Kerns
T. Martin
Jeff Muzzarelli
Glen Tetzlaff
Larry Jauch
G. Shaw
Rick Kerns
Rend Lake signs three from Indiana
Rend Lake College basketball coach Mitch Haskins signed three players from Indiana. Scott Stoermer, Eddie Bowlds, and Wayne Schumacher come from Indiana high schools and bring diverse strengths. Stoermer, a 6 foot 3 guard, averaged 11 points and 3.5 rebounds and earned second team All-Pocket Athletic Conference honors. Bowlds, a 5 foot 10 catcher outfielder in baseball, contributed 9.9 points and 6 rebounds per game. Schumacher, a 6 foot 5 center, posted 11.1 points and 7.5 rebounds, helping Booneville reach semi state and earning Southern Indiana All-Star honors.
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Rend Lake College
Mitch Haskins
Indiana
Scott Stoermer
Eddie Bowids
Haskins
South Cer Hi
Roe Ind
Wayne Schumacher
Booneville
Ind
Stoermer
Bowlds
Schumacher
Southern Indiana
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