Bodine targets double in Cardinal 500 at Martinsville
Geoff Bodine, the Central New York driver, is the man to beat in both halves of the Cardinal 500 Classic doubleheader at Martinsville Speedway. He set two pole speeds in 250 lap events and headlines a field with Sam Ard, Bill Dennis, Jay Hedgecock, and Tommy Ellis in the partial run of the day’s program.
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Martinsville, Va
Geoff Bodine
Central New York
Martinsville Speedway
Bodine
Sam Ard
Asheboro
N.C
Bill Dennis
Richmond
Jay Hedgecock
High Point
Oldsmobile
Tommy Ellis
Pontiac
Unser
Phoenix Oval
Johnny Rutherford
Rutherford
Gordon Johneack
Mario Andretti
Aman wins Section Three girls tennis title at Sundown East
Lisa Aman of Liverpool captured the Section Three girls singles crown as Meg Edwards of Henninger defaulted with a bad back. Emily Sanderson of V-V-S finished third and also advances to state singles alongside Aman and Edwards. Debra DeVito and Lestey Costello won the doubles title for New Hartford, with Heidi Cheris and Jenny Kazan of J-D claiming consortion honors. New Hartford topped the team standings with 19 points, Liverpool 18, and FM 17, as state events are slated for Sundown East and Sundown Mast next weekend.
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Lisa Aman
Liverpool
Sundown East
Aman
Meg Edwards
Henninger
Emily Sanderson
V-V-S
Debra DeVito
Lestey Costello
New Hartford
Lynda Chavakian
Elizabeth Jones
P-M
Heidi Cheris
Jenny Kazan
J-D
F-M
Sundown Mast
Dodgers and Padres weigh Guerrero for Smith trade
Dodgers president Peter OMalley confirmed Los Angeles is strongly considering trading Pedro Guerrero to the San Diego Padres for Ozzie Smith. Padres GM Jack McKeon said nothing is settled while Yankees owner Steinbrenner pursues multiple deals amid tampering concerns. Smith won a 1980 Gold Glove and set a 621 assist record the prior season.
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Paradise Valley
Ariz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Peter O'Malley
Pedro Guerrero
San Diego Padres
Ozzie Smith
O'Malley
Major League Baseball Owners
Padres
Guerrero
Dodgers
San Diego
Jack McKeon
New York Yankee
George Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Guerrero- Smith
San Diego Union
Dodger
Smith
Van Patten Stuns McEnroe in Tokyo Tennis Showdown
Unseeded American Vincent Van Patten upset top seed John McEnroe in straight sets 6-3 7-5 to reach the World Super Tennis Tour final in Tokyo. Van Patten broke McEnroe’s serve in key games, overcoming a late rally as McEnroe faulted twice at 12th game.
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Tokyo
UPI
Vincent van Patten
John McEnroe
van Patten
McEnroe
Great white bird holds key to U S space flight
NASA planners urge bold use of the shuttle program as Columbia nears a second test flight and 1982 operational trials, aiming to build a permanent space station, expand commercial and military launches, and rival Soviet space industry with Spacelab and new orbital factories. Reagan faces budget limits and must decide on a space operations center and large, permanent structures.
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U.S
Howard Benedict Washington
Jesep von Puttkamer
Space Agency
Reagan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
von Puttkamer
NASA
Advanced Programs Office
Space
Columbia
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Challenger
Cape
Spacelab
Earth
West Germany
Johnson & Johnson
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Salyut 6 Space Station
Clark Covington
New Space Frontier
Capeanaverall
America
Shuttle gears for 2nd liftoff
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The countdown to Columbia's second orbital flight began with astronauts Cal Engle and Richard Truly meeting with Johnson Space Center flight controllers to review liftoff and landing procedures as a 7:30 am Wednesday launch window neared.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
Air Force Cal
Jac Engle
Navy
Richard Truly
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Gilbert Whittaker
George Page
Greenpeace frees beluga whales near Vancouver Island
Greenpeace Foundation claims responsibility for releasing one of two beluga whales held off Vancouver Island by the U S Navy for war game purposes. Patrick Moore, Canadian director, calls the action successful and says the Navy has no right to use Canadian waters for military exercises.
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Vancouver, British Columbia
UPI
Greenpeace Foundation
Vancouver Island
U.S. Navy
Greenpeace
Patrick Moore
Environmental
United States Navy
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Syracuse University
New York
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Simmie
Thelma
al Wertheimer
Doug Allis
Bodine Target
Virginia
Phoenix
Bobby Unser
Phoenix International Raceway
Reutemann
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Carlos Reutemann
Domingo Cutulli
Cutulli
Cap Ferrat
France
Noffsinger
Gardena
Calif
Brad Noffsinger
Cypress
Ascot Park
Tony Simon
Upland
Simon
Nascar
Rockingham, N.C
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Vince van Patten
Stuns
Palmdale
Chalenger
Enterprise
Whale Released
Yvonne's Sea Cellar
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