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WEST PALM BEACH,
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finished . transplanting a
tendon from hls right wrist
to his right elbow in Sep-
tember 1982, doctors told
David Palmer his arm
would. be 100 per cent, in 18
months.

rhe surgery, performed
by Dr. Frank Jobe, a Los
Angeles surgeon, and Dr.
Larry Coughlin, the Mon-
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orthopedist,
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Palmer hed received the

reassuring ~ medical
Prognosis. And while his
‘pitching performance that
day had not been perfect —
he yielded three earned
runs and five hits in a four-
inning, 6-pitch start:
against Atlanta Braves —
the arm was every bit as
sound a3 the doctors said it
would be.

The steady progress by
Palmer, 26, is about the best *
news ‘pitching coach Galen’
Cisco has” received in’

training camp.

Steve Rogers and, to a-
lesser extent, Charlie Lea—

fri

to come back.’ Maybe in
October, if 1 can look’ back
on .a season where I’ve

eam © (cP)
‘Saskatchewan Roughriders,
beset by “Inexperience at

contract Monday.

, , Cleveland Browns, Chicago

Bears and New York Giants
of the .National Football

© cninpeie tor. the position:
‘Other, factors::he con- -

™ "Riders, you think of those -

will give our entire |

organization an emotional

lift, one that was ‘badly ~

NF Lo Cowboys,

. “behing Roy Dewalt, . Paopao
completed 85 of 147 passes .

His best year was 1031

. But his stock diminished
last season under rookie
head coach Don Matthews,

Broncos sold

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camp went on he ‘felt we

were pretty equal,” Paopao ;

: aldered were: the Players, for 968 yards and two touch- sald.
HE EXPOS Win ‘quarterback last’ year,” ¢ " organization and downs. He had 11 passes . “After the first two
x t signed’ veteran free. agent commimite : intercepted. = : games, ‘hess ‘chenged his
ND ne NANT THEN "Joe Paopao to a three-year When’ you think of the SET: RECORDS philosophy and felt that one

quarterback would serve

starting job with Saskat-
chewan, which finished fifth
in the five-team Weat

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HONOLULU (AP) — The. Cowboys. are being Edgar Kaiser miust still be In other developments gn
Hy Approval.of the sale of sold -for a reported $80 approved by the league's the first day of the week-
f¥jjg Dallas Cowboys ‘and the. million in a deal- that In- . other owners, Kaiser said long meetings:

inipending sale of Denver

“© anmtal winter meetings.

pitched 160 innings: or 50;
then we can start talking
about a.miracle.”

BCJHL Roundup

~ Langley Eagles stayed out of the penalty box and coasted
‘to a 6-1 win Monday over Nanaimo Clippers i in B.C, Junior -

Hockey League playoff action.

The Eagles, who gave up five power-play goals a night
earlier in an 8-4 loss to the Clippers, tied the teams’ best-of-

“seven semifinal series at 1-1.

Summerland Buckaroos downed Penticton Knights 5-3 in-
tue other playoff game to take a 2-0 lead in thelr series,"

in Langley; doe

Grdham added singles.
* Kent. Lewis’ Scored: at 5;
Nanaimo’ ‘sonly goal.

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Results from the British Columbia

_ Amateur Hockey provinclal playoff games Monday:

Tier One
Midget at Prince George

'. Prince George 7. Victoria 3 m
North Shore Winter Club 13 Cranbrook 1°

Kamloops 9 Terrace 5

Prince George 6 Fort St: John 4

Trail 9 Victoria 3

Bantam at Richmond
Kamloops 8 Nelson 2
Richmond 6 Powell River 3

Burnaby 11 Prince Rupert 2 |
Prince George 4 Kamloops 1 “

Pee Wee at Duncan
Williams Lake 8 Kitimat 4

; North Shore Winter Club 10 Trail. 6 fe

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While. “100 Mite House 11 Summer andy
_ Retale 9: Grand Forks 27-5

" Burns Lake 8 Princeton 3

‘Port McNeil 6 100 Mile House 5
Summerland § Grand Forks 5

Monday he has sold a
majority interest in the

dustrialist John Adams —

-wants to spend more time
with his family. ;
Terms of the agreement
were not disclosed.
“I don't think there'll be
_any problem in getting NF'L

" approval,” said Kaiser.

. Thank you for your
Support during our
recent mall display;

Commissioner Pete
Rozelle said the league

highlighted a bustling first‘ Texaa Stadium. The sum is team to | Edmonton plans no hardline actions
day Monday at the National the highest for a pro football businessman Patrick for dealing with « dhe
Football League. owners’ — franchiaa, -Bowlen, with Denver. In- challenge posed by the

United _ States ‘Football

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father were solved at Teast
momentarily.

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San Francisco 49ers, while
his father owns Piltsburgh
Maulers of the USFL.

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Pacpao, who has five ‘three things . when he established a single. the team better as opposed

AS GOING TO N AM E A _ years of Canadian Football automatically,” saldthe 6-1, seagon club record of 2,777 to trying to aplit the time.
i : ; League experience «with  s9o.pound graduate of Long yards in passing yardage. “It was a decision he

GIN AFTER ME! British Columbia, became a . Beach State. -- ‘In 1979. Paopao set a made andit turned out fine.
ean ; free agent March 1 after = Terns’ of Paopao’s league record by com- Roy had a great year last

; : . _ Playing out his option with contract were not dlaconed, pleting 18 consecutive year.”

the Lions. “We're confident the passes against Toronlo  Paopao isn't likely to fare
Eleven teams, including addition of Joe to our team Argonauts. - much competition for thes.

Legaue, had sought the needed," said Herrera, ‘who opted to go with Dewalt Division.

. services of Paopao, who whoseteamhean'tmadethe - as his starter, Returning for another
Saskatchewan Béneral _playofts since 1976... _ _Paopao is not bitter about year are Nickie Hall,
manager dohn Herrera . Herrera described the previous year, noting acquired midway through 4

. called one of the “premiere Paopao as a winner and ‘a the. aituation was com. the 1983 season from
quarterbacks in the CFL.” leader, -- “petitive up to a point, Winnipeg, ‘and Homer

Paopao, 24, told reporters:  Paopao joins the Riders “I think in the beginning, Jordan, a standout at
"he wanted to sign with a afteralessthan spectacular . he (Matthews) wanted te Clemson University who

. ¢lib where he could be the i993 season in which he saw have a two-quarterback didn’t particularly shine fn -

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