Cleveland inventor pitches boxing scoring system for 1984 Olympics
Ed Sweeney of Cleveland develops Section scoring to remove judge bias by housing judges in soundproof booths and scoring with punch buttons. East Germany shows interest for training, with sales targeted after international packaging. Ready for 1984 Games potential but not for the upcoming Olympics. system faces nostalgia and acceptance issues among longtime boxing fans.
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Indians extend win streak under Garcia with 7 2 victory
Cleveland Indians coach Dave Garcia kept the lineup steady as his club beat the Chicago White Sox 7 to 2 for their fifth straight win since his July 23 arrival. Cliff Johnson homered and drove in three, Ted Cox added a homer, and Andre Thornton hit a sac fly to key a seven-run seventh inning surge. Chicago’s Don Kessinger cited lack of timely hitting as the decisive issue while Garcia praised defense and timely hits in a steadying run for the Indians.
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Woody Hayes topic looms as Big Ten coaches size up race
In Chicago at the Big Ten kickoff luncheon Woody Hayes absence dominated talk among more than 1000 observers. Indiana’s Lee Corso and Michigan’s Bo Schembechler reflected on Hayes’s impact while Earle Bruce joked about a hypothetical bid if a Clemson interception had gone differently. Coaches affirmed Ohio State remains a title contender despite Hayes’s departure and eyed a shift to a more open passing game led by Iowa’s Hayden Fry.
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Irons welcomes competition for Browns outside linebacker job
Kent Ohio AP Gerald Irons veteran Browns bracing for strong challenge from second year Clay Matthews for starting outside linebacker this season. Irons values competition and notes Matthews improved and more comfortable on the outside. Matthews, 1978 USC draft pick, was expected to start ahead of Irons last season but often replaced him in passing situations. Irons, defensive captain in 1978, plans to train through toe injury and will limit practice to avoid worsening it. Browns' defense aims to build rhythm and timing now as veterans head into a controlled scrimmage with the Bills.
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Cooper's three homers lift Brewers past Yankees in Milwaukee
Cecil Cooper slugged three home runs, driving in six runs and anchoring a 6-5 Brewers victory over the Yankees. Reggie Jackson was ejected after a bench-clearing fracas with Mike Caldwell, who was involved in a heated confrontation with Jackson during the game. Cooper matched a club record for homers in a game and total bases as Milwaukee pulled ahead in the AL East race.
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