Gretzky Trade Shocks Edmonton to Los Angeles Kings
Wayne Gretzky exits Edmonton after a blockbuster deal to the Los Angeles Kings. The trade includes 15 million dollars, a top pick, three future No. 1 selections, and two Oilers players with Gretzky joining Janet Jones in Hollywood amid wide public reaction. The Oilers receive 20 year old Jimmy Carson and Martin Gelinas while Mike Krushelnyski and Marty McSorley join the Kings.
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Wayne Gretzky
Edmonton
Los Angeles
Kings
Tansom
National Hockey League
Gretzky
Janet Jones
Yoko Ono
John Lenson
Jones
Janet
Gilers
Oilers
Larry Eskelson
Peter Pocklington
Wayne
United States
Canada
Pittsburgh
Mario Lemieux
Boston
Pockington
Bruce MecNall
Mike Krushelnyski
Marty McSorley
Jimmy Carson
Martin Gelinas
Gaetti Powers Twins in 43 Victory Over Cleveland
Gary Gaetti provided the bulk of the Minnesota offense with a two run homer in the first inning. The Twins, led by Gaetti, emphasized defense on a night they posted an errorless game and pursued a major league record fielding pace. Kent Hrbek added an RBI in the sixth inning as Minnesota beat Cleveland 2-0.
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Minneapolis
Gary Gaetti
Gaetti
Twins
Baltimore
Hrbek
Gere Larkin
Joe Carter
Carom
Fred Toliver
Jeff Reardon
Minnesota
Cleveland
Willie Upshaw
Mel Hall
Ron Kittle
Kirby Puckett
Bell eyes Browns spot as Slaughter returns to camp
Albert Bell battles for a Browns receiving job with Webster Slaughter back from a 12 day holdout. Coach Marty Schottenheimer says Bell has good quickness and catching ability but must refine details. Slaughter’s return doesn’t decide Bell’s fate, with six receivers possible and up to nine new faces anticipated after a 20 percent roster turnover.
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Kirtland
Webster Slaughter
Albert Bell
Slaughter
Marty Schottenheimer
Bell
Schottenheimer
Alabama
Web
Albert
Detroit
Clifford Charlton
van Waiters
Michael Dean Perry
Anthony Blaylock
Thane Gash
Brian Washington
Danny Copeland
George Swann
Will Hill
Elyria North Eliminated From Majors State Tourney
Elyria North, after a 1-0 extra inning loss to Shelby and a 5-3 defeat by Campbell, were knocked from the state Little League Majors tournament in a two game stretch. The team committed eight errors in the two games and had only three hits off lefty Bill Miklander.
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Shelby
Elyria North
North
Campbell
Hellyrans
Bill Miklander
Adam Larrick
Elyria
Ternes
Matt Kaminski
Ennis Fifth Woman Finishes In C T Race
Michele A. Hanis of Oberlin becomes the fifth top woman finisher with 46.01.17 at the Elyria Distance Classic. Terry Linden of Elyria tops the 26 30 age group at 46.15.33, with Kathy Champlin of Akron second and Terri Mulhern of Strongsville third. In 31 35, Karen Bryant of Waldorf moves to first, followed by Diane Soltis and Cindy Matius.
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Dee
Chronicle-Telegram
Michele A. Hanis
Oberlin
Hat
Terry Linden
Elyria
Kathy Champlin
Akron
Terri Mulhern
Strongsville
Karen Bryant
Waldorf
Diane Soltis
Sheffield Lake
Cindy Matius
Westlake
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Hollywood
Crown Prince of
America
Mike Keenan
Blackhawks
Keenan
Canadian Broadcasting Co
Gordie Howe
Howe
Los Angeles Kings
Gaetti Powers Twins
Greg Swindell
Swindell
Doc Edwards
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Kent Hrbek
RBI
Oss
Indians
Steve Lombardozzi
Miracosta
Sire Saute
Caristensen
Francona
Gaettl
E Sinagen
Wasriets Hss
Ashenan
Morison
Voliagai
Flmnan
C-T
Zeke Overy
John Crook
Tom Zackasee
Crook
Zackasee
Bob Levenyak
Lamont Byrd
Dan Ternes
Kyle Jalowiec
Brad Ternes
Craig Markowich
Barry Dickerson
Little League North
St. Jude Field
Ad Bevel
Frey
Bezetts
Zack See
Agai
Tenes
Duery Arkanach
Stuart
Ehria Rat Om
Mathowrch
Very
Larson
Ennis
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