Phillies continue housecleaning as Perez and Reed traded
At the winter meetings in Nashville Philadelphia moves aging stars Tony Perez and Ron Reed to Cincinnati and Chicago White Sox respectively. A trade for a player to be named later follows as the Phillies cut 40 plus players and aim to reshape the roster amid ongoing management changes. In New York the Yankees’ soap opera with George Steinbrenner’s pending manager decision and Billy Martin’s fate continues, while Commissioner Bowie Kuhn delivers his farewell address urging a strong moral covenant between owners and the next leader.
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Rozier and Young top All-America lineup
Rozier of Nebraska and Young of Brigham Young head the 1983 AP All-America college football team along with four Texas players, the most in the two-platoon era. Rozier rushed for 2,148 yards and led the nation in per-game average, while Young led in total offense and set NCAA records for completions and efficiency.
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Colgate star Rich Erenberg on Kodak IAA team
Rich Erenberg, Colgate’s all-time leading rusher from Westchester County, earned Kodak Division I AA All-America honors. Syracuse defenders Tim Green and Tony Romano received AP honorable mentions. Four Cornell players were named first-team All-Ivy with three Big Red defenders also honored.
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Michigan 5th straight win. Tigers top Georgia in Atlanta
Michigan Wolverines crushed 10th-ranked Georgia 76-70 in Atlanta as Tim McCormick tallied 25 points and 12 rebounds. It marked Georgia's first loss in four games this season while Michigan eyed a Top Twenty spot. Other Top Twenty results included Boston College over Puget Sound, Arkansas over East Tennessee State, and Purdue over Boston University.
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Marino injury may sideline Dolphins quarterback
Miami teammates fear injury will keep rookie quarterback Dan Marino out of the next game after a 24-17 win over the Texans. Coach Don Shula said Marino is doubtful with a knee problem as evaluations continue, leaving David Woodley or Don Strock to potential start if Marino cannot play.
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Lions win as Sims battles threat for 137 yards in MNF clash
Detroit, led by Billy Sims's 137 rushing yards on 23 carries, defeats Minnesota 13-2 to seize first place in the Central Division with an 8-6 record. An anonymous threat to Sims had been reported 90 minutes before kickoff as Lions and Vikings jockeyed for position with two games left.
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Yankees Come Home and Hall of Fame Night
Ex-Yankees Bobby Brown and Yogi Berra poised for renewed influence in New York and the American League. The piece weaves memories of postwar days with current roles as Yogi supports his son Tim and Dale, while Brown studies medicine. The Hall of Fame induction highlights Floyd Little O J Simpson Dick Butkus Frank Broyles Darrel Royal Woody Hayes, with Hayes humor about interceptions and a note on Royal and Broyles remaining active in sports and fundraising.
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