Bills nixed Garvey 35-0 but Piccone backed him
AP reports Keith Fahnhorst faulted NFL players for an irresponsible Florida vote that kept Ed Garvey as head of the NFL Players Association. Bills Lou Piccone and Vikings rep Dave Huffman supported Garvey. Denver, Atlanta, and Minnesota reps noted mixed stances. Fahnhorst says Garvey’s retention complicates removal efforts and urges transparency.
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Ed Garvey
National Football League Player's Association
Florida
Buffalo
Lou Piccone
Fahnhorst
The
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Lis Star and Tribune
Denver
Louis Wright
Atlanta
Jeff van Note
van Note
Wisconsin
Huffman
Sam McCullum
McCullum
Vikings
USFL Leaders Shine In Weekend Showdowns Across League
Chicago blitzed Washington 31-3 to stay in Central Division lead with Tampa Bay, who edged Oakland 17-10. Philadelphia triumphed 6-3 over Denver as Trout booted decisive field goals. Michigan topped Arizona 21-10, while Los Angeles held pace in Pacific with a 23-20 win over Boston. Kelvin Bryant moved up the rushing list with 94 yards as Herschel Walker and Bandits quarterback Jimmy Jordan propelled a late rally.
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John Reeves
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Tim Spencer
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Dale Castro
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Billy Taylor
McQuilken
Mike Hohensee
Ken Johnson
Michigan
Whit Taylor
Vanderbilt
Bobby Hebert
Anthony Carter
Taylor
Derek Holloway
Mike Rae
Tom Ramsey
Kris Haines
Los Angeles
Rae
Haines
Lakers survive Spurs rally in tight playoff clash
Showtime awakens Lakers but Spurs show fight as they cut LA lead to seven twice. refs cost Spurs chances with two questionable calls, ejections and technicals. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Nixon led the Lakers while Gilmore fouled out in 32 minutes as Lakers defense sealed win.
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Jamaal
Wilkes
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Gervin
Artis Gilmore
Gilmore
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Kareem
Riley
Graham's 64 Sparks Comeback to Houston Open Victory
David Graham, trailing by five entering the final round, fired a seven under par 64 to surge past Doug Tewell Lee Elder and Jim Thorpe at the Houston Coca Cola Open. He finished 9 under par 276, earning $72,000 as the runners up each collected $29,867. The dramatic comeback echoed his 1981 U.S. Open win and highlighted clutch putting.
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David Graham
Graham
Doug Tewell
Lee Trevino
Lee Elder
Jim Thorpe
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Thorpe
Coles Cruises To Six Stroke Win In Lady Michelob
Janet Coles, 28, from Carnot, won the Lady Michelob golf tour event in Roswell Ga with a 10 under par 206, six strokes ahead of Sandra Post and Kathy Whitworth record-setting pace. Coles held a five-shot edge with seven holes to play, stringing four birdies and one bogey, citing growth on tour and confidence from finally prevailing after consistently contending.
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Sandra
Sixers take 1-0 edge in tight playoff opener
Richardson scored all seven points in overtime after a late sequence set up by a Richard son pass. Johnson led Philadelphia with 30, while Malone and Moncrief sputtered. Bridgeman and Cheeks also paced their teams in a hard fought Bucks at Sixers clash.
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Brian Winters
Billy Cunningham
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Milwaukee
Don Nelson
Nelson
Jones
Alton
Moses Malone
Julius Erving
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