College football stars unlikely to graduate before turning pro
Kenneth Sims and 20 other senior All-Americas from 16 major universities will not graduate in 1982 as they prepare for the NFL draft. The NY Daily News survey found 15 of 21 players plan to finish studies later, citing football demands, banquets, camps, and agent meetings.
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Bill Brubaker
New York Daily News
Kenneth Sims
University of Texas
Sims
University of Southern California
Roy Foster
Ohio State
Art Schlichter
Brigham Young
Jim McMahon
Mississippi State
Johnie Cooks
Oklahoma
Terry Crouch
Nebraska
Rodney Lewis
Schlichter
McMahon
Tampa
Lewis
UCLA
Luis Sharpe
Tim Wrightman
USC
Chip Banks
Clemson
Perry Tuttle
Michigan
Ed Muransky
Pittsburgh
Browns pick Lakeland for summer camp over Oberlin
Lorain County faces economy hit as Cleveland Browns choose Lakeland Community College Mentor for training camp over Oberlin College. Officials say the move brings roughly half a million dollars in impact, with Oberlin projecting about 250000 in gross revenue and similar local spending.
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Bob Jacob
Lorain County
Cleveland Browns
Kent State University
Lakeland Community College
Mentor
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Kathy Ragan
Kevin Byrne
Browns
Kent State
Lakeland
Ragan
Byrne
Sam Rutigliano
Bowling Green State University
Hiram College
Dilone Eyes Head-First Slide Return for Indians
Cleveland Indian outfielder Miguel Dilone says fear of injury led him to switch from head-first to feet-first slides. He sustained a thigh injury while sliding feet-first into second, prompting a plan to revert to head-first slides despite higher risk. Managers note his base-stealing record and the team's speed emphasis influence the decision.
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Cleveland Indians
Miguel Dilone
Dilone
Dave Garcia
Indians
Garcia
Texas
Milwaukee Brewers
Oilers force deciding game in rough playoff clash
Edmonton rally gains 3 2 win at Los Angeles to even Smythe Division semifinals at two games apiece. Pat Hughes and Glenn Anderson scored in the second period battening a 1-1 tie behind strong goaltending from Grant Fuhr. Kings coach Don Perry lamented rough play as the Oilers head back to Edmonton for a decisive fifth game.
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Los Angeles Kings
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NHL
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Fuhr
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Rangers
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Blues
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Canucks
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Dennis Lynch
Baldwin- Wallace College
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