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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1982

Page

6

Perrault wins Arlington Million in record pace

American bred Perrault charged from mid pack to win by two lengths at Arlington Park in the Arlington Million. Be My Native Motavato and Lemhi Gold finished second third and fourth as Duplex faded. Perrault earned 600000 dollars to push his career earnings near 1.5 million. Jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. called it no surprise as Perrault set a track record time of 1 58.4 with Be My Native paying long odds and Motavato also returning. Attendance reached 29433 and wagering topped 964350 dollars, a new mark.

Arlington Heights UPI Perrault Sunday England France United States Lemhi Gold U.S Serge Frabkoff Baron Thierry de Zuylen Charles Whittingham America Zaylen Erin’s Isle Whittingham Laffit Pincay Jr Motavato

Indian pitchers Barker and Glynn freed on bond in marijuana case

Cleveland Indians pitchers Len Barker and Ed Glynn were arrested on Rush Street Chicago for possession of a controlled substance after plainclothes officers said they smelled marijuana. Each posted $100 bond and are to appear in narcotics court Sept. 9. Barker, 27, had a perfect game in May 1981, Glynn, 29, had a 5-1 record this season. The team had just reached Chicago for a series with the White Sox at Comiskey Park.

Chicago UPI Cleveland Edward J. Wright Indians Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park Minnesota Barker Frank G. Goff Wright Toronto Glynn

Indians See Double as Twins Sweep Indians

In Minneapolis, Bobby Castillo struggled early but recovered to earn a 6-3 win for Minnesota over Cleveland, completing a three-game sweep. Randy Bush drove in two runs including the game winner, while Tom Brunansky, Kent Hrbek, and Gary Ward contributed key hits.

Minneapolis Minnesota Bobby Castillo New York Yankees Cleveland Andre Thornton Indians Twins New York Randy Bush Bush Cleveland Indians Dan Spillner Ed Whitson Whitson Spillner Tom Brunansky Kent Hrbek Brunansky Ward Gaetti Hrbek Gary Ward Gary Gaetti Clev Minn Ab Dilone Ifayia Hatcher Hargrove Tb Sooo Agro Harrah Brunsky Cf Thornton Hayes Rf Ward If Hassey Gaettr Fisehjin Manning Cf Butera Bannister Millerness

NFLPA eyes strike date in talks with league owners

NFL players association representatives meet in Chicago to push for a date for possible strike action amid stalled bargaining. Ed Garvey says a walkout is likely between now and the early regular season, with the union seeking 55 percent of gross receipts including TV revenue from a new contract. He downplays any plan to force a lockout by the owners.

National Football League Players Association Ed Garvey NFLPA Chevy Chase Garvey Players Association

Steinbrenner blasts umpire after ejections in Toronto series

New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner calls umpire Dallas Parks a scab and says he should be weeded out of the American League after Parks ejects Oscar Gamble and Roy Smalley in games against the Blue Jays. Gamble and Smalley contest calls, with Steinbrenner accusing biased officiating and Park defending his strikes.

Toronto UPI New York Yankees George Steinbrenner Dallas Parks New York Yankees Oscar Gamble Roy Smalley Park Steinbrenner Gamble Parks Smalley

Stadler triumphs in World Series of Golf playoff

Craig Stadler edged Ray Floyd on the fourth hole of sudden death to win $100,000 at Firestone. Stadler, trailing Floyd after three rounds, shot 65 in the final round to force extra holes and finished at 278, two under par, earning his fourth Tour win this year. Floyd, who led entering day four, parred the final hole before falling in the playoff. Stadler credited his short game and early birdies for the victory.

Craig Stadler Firestone Country Club Akron UPI Frank Mittler C-T Ray Floyd Stadler Floyd Competiton Bob Shearer Pudgy Ray Loe Arie

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