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...Cincinnati 6, Chicago...
Petuchowski, who is currently a professor of Judeo-Christian studies at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio, will fill the chair in 1984-85. "They wanted me earlier, but that's the earliest I can get away from here," Petuchowski said...
...baseball season got underway yesterday afternoon when the Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds, 3-2, in a rain-shortened, eight-inning game. The first contest of every season traditionally takes places in Cincinnati, because the Reds are the oldest of the major league teams. Cubs catcher Keith Moreland, a recent acquisition, drove in two runs with a home run and a single to give starter Doug Bird the win and the Cubs a jump on the rest of the National League East...
...fans who may have thought that the big TV deal would lead to a break at the turnstiles, there is further financial news. Already, twelve teams-Dallas, Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, New Orleans, St. Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Denver, Kansas City, the New York Giants and the Jets-have announced that they are raising ticket prices from an average of $10.50 to as much as $15. In still another effort to add to its considerable success, the N.F.L. is now lobbying in Congress for exemption from the antitrust laws. This would open the way to further expansion. It would also...
Fans never stop being awed and appalled by sports' high finances. (Cincinnati has surrendered its outfield in toto to New York-Ken Griffey and Dave Collins to the Yankees, George Foster to the Mets-for contracts amounting to more than $20 million.) But they are growing used to grand sums, not to mention outlandish arbitrations. Mike Flanagan, the Baltimore pitcher, submitted a figure of $485,000 and then found out that the Orioles' recommendation to the arbitrator was $500,000. Deferring to their superior judgment, Mike instantly gave...