Patriots Holdouts Clash With Sullivan Over Salary Talks
Attorney Howard Slusher accuses Patriots vice president Chuck Sullivan of seeking power plays to block rising NFL salaries while Sullivan defends his aim to win a title for New England. Meanwhile Yankees coach Soderholm battles mood after Steinbrenner’s public chastisement as team clings to pennant race.
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Roberts clinches third 500cc world title in Berlin
Kenny Roberts secured his third consecutive 500cc World Championship after finishing fourth in the German Grand Prix. The win secured by 15 points ahead of American rider Randy Mamola, who was 20 years old, as the event ended in anticlimax with Roberts needing only an eighth place to seal the title.
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Panthers Name Returning Backfield for Elyria Catholic
Elyria Catholic lists backfield stars Jeff Werner 180 pounds and Jack Schmitz 180 pounds along with Ray Baumbick 200 pounds and John Michalik 185 pounds. The Panthers open the season Friday against Clearview with these players in core offensive roles.
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Exhibition Football Matchups Across Cities Tonight
Detroit at Cleveland Minnesota Denver at Green Bay Pittsburgh at Dallas Philadelphia at Washington San Diego at Los Angeles Kansas City vs San Francisco Turcom ANE 1030 pm. Jets and college style notes include Franklin kickoff and Spagnola pass to Jamurshy with a 47 yard kick.
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Mauch resigns as Minnesota manager. Gary to take over
Weekend sports transactions show Minnesota replacing manager with John Gary after the resignation by Gene Mauch. In other leagues, Luzinski activated for Philadelphia and Saucier placed on 21-day DL, Montefusco activated for San Francisco with Rowland sent to Phoenix. Washington signs Jeris Whate to a three-year deal. Montreal cuts multiple linemen and backs, while Colorado State names Doug Max as track coach.
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Sibila and Jasinski win premier features at Sharon Speedway
In Hartford Massillon, Bob Sibila and Chuck Jasinski of Struthers take top honors in premier features Sunday at Sharon Speedway. Sibila edges a strong super late model field, guiding a Camaro past early leader Ron Anderson on lap 18 and holding on for victory as Tinkham, Gault, Bickerslaff and Stauffer chase. Jasinski earns his first semi late model feature in a tight finish with Sandquist, Miles, Fontana, Lipton and Martin close behind. Bob Johnson dominates sport stock with two feature wins and the heat.
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Couch defeats Sanker to win Elyria CC title
Jim Couch erupts on the front nine of the second round to seize a five hole lead and never lose it, beating Dr. Ron Sanker 3 and 2 to claim the Elyria Country Club championship. Couch posted a 73 in the first round, while Sanker also fired a 73 in round one before Couch pulled away.
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Senior golf at Bob o Link starts Tuesday
Bob o Link Golf Course hosts its third annual Senior Tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday. Entry is $10 and includes nine holes each day plus a Wednesday buffet. Pro shop phone 934 6217 for entries.
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Cale Yarborough Wins Flag with No Brakes
Cale Yarborough won the Volunteer 500 stock car race in Bristol, Tenn, after running half the event without brakes. He secured the victory by about one car length, proving he didn't need brakes to prevail.
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Oberlin Golf Club Pairings For Rat A Four Man Besthill Shotgun
Rey Oberlin Golf Club lists four man teams for a Rat A besthill shotgun event. Pairs identify players by group and hole assignments across Nos 1 through 18 with scattered spelling variants.
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