Cooper knocked out as starter for Syracuse Chiefs blowout
The Syracuse Chiefs shelled starter Don Cooper in a 11-3 loss to Toledo. Batters chased Cooper after a 58 minute delay, with Havens seizing the win for Toledo while Cooper walked the first two hitters and failed to throw a strike. Tim Teufel stood out with four RBIs, while Cal Elmer lamented Cooper’s misfit move to the rotation.
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Arnie Burdick Retires from Executive Sports Editor Role
Note lists Arnie Burdick as Executive Sports Editor with contact number 470-2208, dated Saturday June 18, 1983, on Page B-1, indicating a staff byline or masthead reference.
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Rassett and Mahaffey lead Open by one shot
Open day two ends amid rain delay at Oakmont with Joey Rassett and John Mahaffey one stroke ahead at 142 after two rounds. Ray Floyd Tom Watson one behind, Peete and Ballesteros at 143, while other stars and big names face cut expectations under a historic stoppage. Several players forced to finish today due to the weather. ABC extends third round telecast to at least 7:10 p.m. in Oakmont Pa.
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Watsons Confidence Grows As Open Contender Faces Storms
Tom Watson’s confidence rises after a rain soaked second round at Oakmont. He sits at even par 142, one off the lead, and says he likes the tournament and believes he can become the first to win consecutive Opens since Ben Hogan in 1980 81. The weather and tough course conditions test his game as he recalls his Pebble Beach victory and reflects on his current slump and major chances.
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Yankees SACKING MARTIN LOOMING AS OUTBURSTS CONTINUE
New York AP report details Billy Martin's growing risk of being fired as Yankees manager for a third time amid temper outbursts. Key figures George Steinbrenner and Art Fowler are cited, with Martin clashing over Fowler's reassignment and a Times reporter incident. The owner indicates possible changes but calls for discussion before reacting.
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