Cosmos Starters Debated as Cosmos Face Sounders in Soccer Bowl
New York Cosmos coach Julio Mazzei will shuffle his lineup for the Soccer Bowl against Seattle Sounders, with 17 different starters used in 3 playoff games. The Cosmos aim for a fifth NASL title in six years as top players and bench strength clash with Seattle.
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Julio Mazzei
Seattle Sounders
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Chicago
Hinton
Fort Lauderdale
Seattle
Kingdome
Peter Ward
Vladislav Bogicevic
Andranik Eskandarian
Hubert Birkenmeier
Carlos Alberto
New York
Renner shoots 64 to join leaders at Pinehurst
Pinehurst No 2 shines as Jack Renner cards seven birdies in the second round to reach six under par 136, tying Lance Ten Broeck and John Adams for the lead. He notes Pinehurst’s appeal and the tough test, while Ten Broeck and Adams chase their first tour win ahead of year end.
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Mike Holland
John
Portland Ping Team Championship Leaders Lead in LPGA
LeAnn Cassadaque and Rosie Jones shared a three way lead at 7 under par in the LPGA Portland Ping Team Championship in Portland Oregon. Silvia Bertolaccini Dot Germain and Chris Johnson Robin Walton also tied for the lead next to four teams at 6 under 66 as Caponi and Whitworth trailed by two.
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Long Beach
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Rosie Jones
Dallas
Texas
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Albuquerque
N.M
Silvia Bertolaccini
Dot Germain
Chris Johnson
Robin Walton
Donna Caponi
Kathy Whitworth
Caponi
Whitworth
Brennan Myers lead Barnes Best Ball golf at Seven Oaks
Brennan and Myers tied for first after opening round with a 69 in the Eppy Barnes golf tourney at Colgate's Seven Oaks. Three teams sit at 70, Potter Perkins Foster Hamer and Gerber Upton. Alien and Carmen shot 71 as second round begins today with a 54 hole finish tomorrow.
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Radisson Greens
Jeff Brennan
Fred Myers
Colgate
Seven Oaks
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Jerry Perkins
Alan Foster
Ed Hamer
Bill Gerber
Steve Upton
Don Alien
Steve Carmen
Potter, Collins Clash in Tokyo Final Showdown
Fourth seed Barbara Potter defeated Sandy Collins 4-6 6-2 6-3 in the Tokyo semifinal of the $175,000 World Ladies tournament. Potter, runnerup in doubles and mixed at the U.S. Open, will face Bettina Bunge, West Germany's No. 2 seed, in the final.
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Whammy Weenies raftle raises paint level concerns
A Buffalo Bills fan novelty item named Whammy Weenies is alleged by a local radio station to contain paint levels exceeding federal limits. The report notes the hot dog shaped raftle being sold to fans and prompts questions about safety and compliance.
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Late Smoke Leads Vernon View Stakes Card
In a tight finish Late Smoke edges nipped rivals as Ocala Lum Ace and Bingen Blue show strong sprint trips. Duer Die eyes a third straight win in a tougher field while Seann Intrude, High Jewell, and Trotwood Del post solid form. Event includes multiple trots with Captain Drew, Meyer Lobell, and Sweet Blackie among contenders. Night card highlights include Late Smoke and Racy Robert in race seventh with exotic betting pivots.
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Vernon Selections MUGS and Migs in Exacta choices
Vernon picks MUGS Lee Gardner and Jetification with exacta returns of 17.40 for third, while DOD Mics Mighnas and Lee Gardner post 7.28 and 3.48 with third ex acta at 19.40 and seventh exacta at 17.40.
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Players seek higher cap despite falling demand
The unions and owners clash over salary caps for 1982 to 1985. The proposal sets a $325 million total cap in 1982 rising to $450 million in 1985, with minimums for rookies and five year players. It claims to double last year’s average salary while owners cite higher costs than TV revenues. Donlan notes potential for a late settlement as talks continue.
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Donlan
Former Dolphin Reese pleads guilty to probation violation
Don Reese, former NFL lineman and Dolphins standout, pleaded guilty to probation violation tied to cocaine use. He admits cocaine use in Sports Illustrated account and seeks leniency while awaiting Oct. 28 sentencing. A presentence investigation was ordered and Reese remains free on recognizance with daily detective reports.
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Sports Illustrated
al Sepe
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Notre Dame Hosts Michigan In Under Lights Opener
Notre Dame ranked 19th opens vs 9th ranked Michigan, both strong on offense and defense. The historic night at Notre Dame Stadium marks first solar midnight kick under lights, drawing debate between coaches Gerry Faust and Bo Schembechler over TV impact. Phil Carter led Irish rushing last season. Michigan defense rated among Big Ten leaders as Notre Dame seeks defensive improvement after a poor prior season.
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Reagan says Israelis provoked invasion leftist attacks
FLEMINGTON N J President Reagan said he was sure Israel was provoked by leftist militia forces in Beirut and floated the idea that the Treasury secretary could head the Federal Reserve. He sought quieting clarification from White House aides and noted progress toward peace while criticizing Soviet claims about the embassy clash. The remarks contrasted with official U S positions on Lebanon and the Fed.
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Lot of effort needed to win Chrysler pact ratification
DETROIT UPI Fraser says it will take a lot of effort to convince the United Auto Workers at Chrysler to accept the tentative contract after a narrow 262-249 council vote. Wildcat strikes continued at Detroit and Newark plants, with other walkouts signaling dissatisfaction. Fraser plans to personally lobby workers to secure ratification.
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Interest rates stifle housing upturn
Housing starts fell 16.2 percent last month in August, the sharpest drop in 18 months, with builders reporting a 16.6 percent fall in permits to an annual rate of 886,000. Experts say rates must fall further, potentially to 12 percent, for a sustained recovery, even as the Fed reports a seventh straight weekly rise in the money supply.
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