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Tyfoffll Daily Heraidj Thuwdty, Dodgers Trade Baker To A's, Reds Get Parker From Pirates LouUvlllo Dumps No. Dantley, Jazz 'Bully' Blazers Page Five Lorry Holmes Won't Retire ByFREDMcMANE UPI Sports Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Dusty Baker, a major contributor to three Los Angeles Dodger pennants, has been traded to the Oakland A's for two minor-league prospects. The trade was completed late Wednesday night by Dodger general manager Al Campanis and Baker's agent, Jerry Kapstein. Baker had veto power over the deal since he is a 10-and-5 player (10 years In the majors and five with the same team) and has a no-trade clause In his contract.

The names of minor- leaguers from the Oakland organization were not announced. Baker, 34, is the fourth member of the Dodger championship teams to be let go in the past three years. One of. the most popular Dodger players, Baker was bothered by injury much of last season. But he had a strong second half and finished with a .260 average and 15 home runs.

He has been the club's left fielder the past eight seasons since coming to them in a trade with the Atlanta Braves. It was also a day of activity for four of baseball's lesser lights: the Seattle Mariners, Chicago Cubs, Texas Rangers and Minnesota Twins. Seattle bolstered its offense by getting outfielder Gorman Thomas from Cleveland, Chicago Its starting pitching by obtaining Scott Sanderson from Montreal, Texas added some punch by acquiring outfielder Gary Ward from Minnesota and the Twins helped their pitching staff by picking up Mike Smithson and John Butcher from the Rangers. In another transaction, the Cincinnati Reds. who traditionally have shunned the free agent market, signed outfielder Dave Parker to a two-year, $1.4 million contract that includes additional performance bonuses.

For all Of the day's wheeling and dealing, George Stein- benner never made a soilnd. The principal owner of the New York Yankees did not fire his manager, Billy Martin, nor did he wish to discuss the situation. He will be involved in the American League owners' meeting In the morning at which Dr. Bobby Brown, the noted cardiologist and former major leaguer, is expected to be named league president. The Search Committee also will address the subject of Parker Bolts Bucs To Return Home ByFREDMcMANE UPI Sports Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn.

(UPI) Dave Parker, a two-time National League batting champion who played out his option with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Wednesday returned home artd signed a two-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds. Parker, 32, who was selected by only three clubs in last month's re-entry draft, agreed to terms with the Reds after three weeks of negotiations. A native of Cincinnati, Parker will receive $700,000 a year plus incentive bonuses that could increase his pay to more than $800,000 per season. The hard-hitting right fielder admitted he received a one-year offer from the Pirates but he didn't feel the money was satisfactory. "I made a lot of friends in Pittsburgh and it was a great feeling playing for a manager like Chuck Tanner, but there comes a time in a player's career" when he should move on," said Parker at a news conference.

"Apparently from the contract the Pirates offered me, they felt it was time for me to move on, too." Pirates' general manager Harding Peterson admitted the club refused to budge from its original offer which was made after the season ended. "I've learned to try to stay on an even keel." said Peterson. "If we don't have Dave Parker, we'll have someone else. We made him an offer the week after the season was over for one year. The one year was okay but the money was not.

So we let it go." A left-handed hitter, Parker once was considered the best all-around player in baseball but has not hit over .300 since 1979. Plagued by injuries the past two seasons, Parker finally showed flashes of his old form during the second half of the 1983 season and hit .302 with 48 RBI after the All-Star Game. He finished the campaign with a .279 average, 12 homers and 69 RBI. "I think I'm still a quality player and I think I'll prove that In the coming year," Parker said. 'Tm in good shape and I'm healthy at this time of year for the first time in quite a while.

I think I'm still capable of hitting .300 with 20 to 25 home runs." In keeping with the Reds' conservative image, Parker appeared at the news conference clean-shaven and wearing a jackettmd tie with a red carnation attached to his lapel. "It's something I did on my own," said Parker, referring to the shaving off of his beard. "Coming to the Reds is like a new transfusion for me. There is no substitute for discipline and if being clean-shaven is a club policy you should abide by it." Parker won NL batting titles in 1977 (.338) and 1978 (.334) and has a lifetime batting average of .307. new commissioner at today's joint meeting, The committee is expected to recommend Peter Ueberroth, president of the Los) Angeles Olympic Organizing Commute, and James Baker, the White House chief of staff.

The Cubs, Expos and Padres got things started early Wednesday morning with a five-player deal. It began with the Padres sending reliever Gary Lucas to the Expos for Sanderson. Then the Padres turned around and sent Sanderson to the Cubs for reliever Craig Lefferts, first baseman Carmelo Martinez and third baseman Fritz Connally. Martinez and Connally were considered top Cubs prospects, but General Manager Dallas Green and Manager Jim Frey jumped at the chance of getting a quality starting pitcher. Sanderson, 27, is coming off a sub-par season in which he went 6-7 with a 4.65 ERA.

Lucas. 29, is a left-hander who went 5-8 record with a 2.87 ERA and 17 saves for the Padres. In Thomas, the Mariners have one of the AL's premier power hitters. The 33-year-old outfielder had requested a trade and he was dealt, with second baseman Jack Per- conte, for second baseman Tony Bernazard. In acquiring Ward, the Rangers surrendered pitchers Smithson and Butcher.

Ward hit 19 homers and knocked in 88 runs last season and hit 28 homers and knocked in 91 runs in 1982. In other developments, the San Francisco Giants acquired outfielder Tommy Francis as the player to be named In the trade that sent Champ Summers to the Padres for Joe Plttman two days ago; the Yankees signed free agent catcher Mike O'Berry; the Toronto Blue Jays signed shortstop Alfredo Griffin to a five-year contract, and the Twins signed Infielder John Castino to a four-year pact. Offensive Titans Nebraska, BYU Dominate UPI All-America By DAVE RAFFO UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Top-ranked Nebraska and Brigham Young, the two best offensive teams in the country, made up nearly one-half of the offense on the UPI All- America team announced Wednesday. White House Official Claims Baker Won't Take Commissioner's Job WASHINGTON (UPI) A White House official says he is certain chief of staff James Baker will not take the job of baseball commissioner. Baker Wednesday stood by the comment he first made Tuesday night when UPI reported he was being considered for baseball's top job, continuing to say he never comments on reported job offers.

The unidentified White House official said he was sure that even if the baseball owners might be interested in hiring Baker, the chief of staff would not accept the job. It was learned that Baker had not been directly contacted by the baseball owners and that he made the vague "no comment" because it would have been "presumptuous" in that situation to respond at all. President. Reagan said he "was as surprised as anyone to read it," referring to the story that Baker or Olympics organizer Peter Ueberroth were under consideration to replace commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Baker Is widely reported to be frustrated in his job, but Speakes said, "it goes without saying" that the president has full confidence In Baker and wants him to stay.

Asked if Baker didn't realize that by reaffirming his basic "no comment" position for so long it would be taken as an affirmative signal, White House spokesman Larry Speakes said, "1 think James Baker is an astute man with (the) press." Speakes and Baker himself reporters Wednesday. When they shouted at him "Will you play just before an outdopr ceremony welcoming the king of Nepal. Baker replied Witt's sWearm nick of an imaginary baseball- He later told Speakes to let reporter? fcnow that he chews. tobacco, aad after the White House spokesman ran out of denials, he suggested that "make inquiries in Nebraska placed Heisman Trophy winning running back Mike Rozier, wide receiver Irving Fryar-and guard Dean Steinkuhler while Brigham Young was represented by quarterback Steve young and tight end Gordon Hudson. Georgia is the only other school to place two players on the first team defensive back Terry and defensive end Fred Gilbert.

Rozier, a senior I-back, led the nation with 2,148 yards rushing and an NCAA record 29 rushing touchdowns to help Nebraska establish the all- time single season scoring mark. Rozier, Hudson, Hoage, Arizona linebacker Ricky Hunley and Oklahoma defensive tackle Rick Bryan are repeaters from the 1982 team. Auburn running back Bo Jackson is the only sophomore on the team. Pittsburgh offensive tackle Bill Fralic, Clemson middle guard William Perry and Texas defensive back Jerry Gray are juniors. Rounding out the offense are Missouri tackle Conrad Goode, guard Stefan Humphries of Michigan, Southern California center Tony Slaton and running back Greg Allen of Florida State.

Kansas' Bruce Kallmeyer is the kicker. Completing the defense are end Ron Faurot of Arkansas, Tennessee tackle Reggie White, linebackers Wllber Marshall of Florida and Carl Banks of Michigan State and Southern Methodist defensive back Russell Carter. Wyoming's Jack Weil is the punter. Fryar, one of the most explosive players in the nation, caught 40 passes for 780 yards 19.5 yards per catch and eight TDs for a Cornhuskers team which threw so rarely that Its quarterback didn't- have enough attempts to qualify among the NCAA leaders. Fryar added sis yards and 2 TDs rushing and 113 on punt returns to rank 39th nationally in all-purpose yardage.

Steinkuhler is a top candidate" for both the Out and and Lombardl Trophies given to the nation's top linemen. Young and Hudson formed the nucleus of a passing game that enabled the Cougars to lead the country in total yardajge. Young passed for yards and 3 touchdowns, setting NCAA records for most yards total etfease 1 er game), most completions 306) and highest completion his NCAA baseball owners are roeetlfl (65.8). Young was the Heisman runnerup. Hudson caught 44 passes for 596 yards and six TDs.

Jackson gained 1,213 yards and scored 14 TDs to lead the conference. NEW YORK (UPI) The 1983 United Press International All-America college football team, listing position, name, school, hometown in parentheses, height, weight and class: Offense Wide receiver Irving Fryar, Nebraska (Mount Holly, N.J.), senior. Tight end Gordon Hudson, Brigham Young (Salt Lake City, Utah), 6-4, 224, senior. Tackles Bill Fralic, Pittsburgh (Penn Hills, junior; Conrad Goode, Missouri (St. Louis, 6-6, 267, senior.

Guards Dean Steinkuhler, Nebraska, (Burr, 270, senior; Stefan Humphries. Michigan (Broward, senior. Center Tony Slaton, USC (Merced, 6-4, 260, senior. Quarterback Steve Young, Brigham Young (Greenwich, 6-2, 196, senior. Running backs Mike Rozier, Nebraska (Camden, N.J.), 5-11, 210, senior; Bo Jackson, Auburn, (Bessemer, 6-1, 222, sophomore; Greg Allen, Florida State (Milton, senior; Kicker Bruce Kallmeyer, Kansas (Overland Park, 180, senior.

Defense Ends Fred Gilbert, Georgia (Griffin, 6-4, 230, senior; Ron Faurot, Arkansas (Hurst, Texas), 6-8, 254, senior. Tackles Rick Bryan, Oklahoma (Broken Arrow, senior; Reggie White, Tennessee (Chattanooga, 6-5, 264, senior. Middle guard William Perry, Clemson (Alken, S.C.), junior- Linebackers Ricky Hunley, Arizona (Petersburg, 6-1, 230, senior; Wllber Marshall Florida (Titusville, Fla-), 6-1, 230, senior; Carl Benks, Michigan State (Flint, Mich-), senior. Defensive becks Terry Hoage, Georgia (Huntsvllle, Texas). 6-3, senior.

Jerry Gray, Texas (Lubbpck, 6-1, junior; Russell Carter, Southern Methodist (Ardmore, 6-3, J93, senior- Punter Weil, Wyoming (Northgiena, Colo-) Hi. 171, Second Team Offense Wide receiver Brennan, Boston College. Tight end Paul Bergmann. UCLA. Tackles Jim Juriga, Illinois; Brian Blados, North Carolina.

Guards Doug Dawson, Texas; Terry Long, East Carolina. Center Mike Ruether, Texas. Quarterback Doug Flutle, Boston College. Running backs Napoleon McCallum, Navy; Allen Pinkett, Notre Dame; Keith Byars, Ohio State. Kicker Paul Woodside, West Virginia.

Defense Ends Kevin Murphy, Oklahoma; Donriie Humphrey, Tackles Don Thorp, Illinois; William Fuller, North Carolina. Middle guard Michael Carter, Southern Methodist. Linebackers Jeff Liedlng, Texas; Ron Rivera, California; Jay Brophy, Miami Defensive backs Mossy Cade. Texas; Don Rogers, UCLA; CraigSwoope, Illinois. Punter John Teltschick, Texas.

Honorable Mention Offense Wide receiver Kenny Jackson, Penn State; Tracy Henderson, Iowa State; Gerald McNeil, Baylor, Tight end Glenn Dennison, Miami Tackles Gary merman, Oregon; Raridon, Nebraska. Guard Ron Maryland. Center Tom Michigan. Quarterback Ben Bennett, Duke; Chuck Long, Iowa; Turner GUI, Nebraska. Running backs Shawn Faulkner, Western Michigan; Reggie Dupard, Southern Methodist, Ethan Horton, North Carolina- Kicker Luis Zendejas, Arizona State.

Defense Ends-Bob Bell, Missouri. Tackles BUI Maas, Pittsburgh; Bruce smith, Virginia Tech; Keith Mlllard, Washington State- Middle guard Tony FitzPatrick, Miami. Linebackers station, Iowa; Jack peJ Rio, Southern California; Radecic, Penn State. Defensive backs Tom Flynn, Pittsburgh; Martin Beyless, Bowling Green. Punier Randall Cunningham.

Nevada-Las Vegas. By FRED LIEF UPI Sports Writer It happens a lot like this in Louisville. "When you are outcoached and outplayed there's nothing much you can do," said Iowa coach George Raveling. Iowa, ranked fifth in the country and coming off a strong victory over Oregon State, was pressed and rebounded from one end of Freedom Hall to another Wednesday night as the Cardinals administered a 7958 beating. Lancaster Gordon hit for 20 points while Charles Jones took on Iowa's bruising frontline for 14 points (7-of-8 shooting) and seven rebounds.

"Charles played super," said Louisville coach Denny Crum. "I don't know what we'd do without him. I guess we will find out next year." Louisville led 30-29 at' halftime and hiked it to 49-35 with 13:56 remaining. The best Iowa could do was pull within 6 points with 7'- minutes left. and Milt Wagner each added 15 for the Cardinals.

Jones, a 6-foot-8 senior, had to bang bodies with 6-10 Greg Stokes and 6-11 Michael Payne, and made for considerable trouble, The Hawkeyes, 3-1, were led by Steve Carfino with 17 points and Stokes with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Louisville already has lost twice this year to Kentucky and Purdue but Raveling isn't about to let the won-loss. column cloud the issue. "Our inability to handle the press hurt us," Raveling said. "I said before the game Louisville is a Top 20 team despite their 1-2 record." In other Top 20 games.

No. 12 Boston College ripped Brown 90-59 and No. 13 North Carolina State downed; Western Carolina 82-61. At Newton, Jay Murphy scored 17 points and Michael Adams added 16 as the Eagles ran their record to 5-0. Brown, down 47-32 at the half, was paced by Mike Waitkus with 12 points.

At Raleigh, N.C., Lorenzo Charles struck for 27 points to highlight N.C. State's homeopener. The Wolfpack, 61, had 16 points from Terry Gannon. Quinton Lytle led Western Carolina with 19. Elsewhere, Dan Federmann's 24 points paced Tennessee over Morehead State 75-63; Miami of Ohio dropped Dayton 67-59 behind Ron Harper's 30 points and 15 rebounds; Vince Kelley's 20 points led Colorado over Colorado State 69-58; Washington beat Missouri 5449 with Detlef Schrempf scoring 17 points; Art Aaron's 16 points lifted Northwestern past Notre Dame 40-36 in overtime; Providence edged Marquette 64-60 in overtime behind the late scoring of Brian Waller and Ray Knight; and and Dannie Jones had 19 points as Nevada-Reno upset California 57-54.

Terry Williams hit for 21 points, including 13 straight in the second half, to send Alabama over East Tennessee State 87-64; Duke dumped Ohio U. 82-63 as Johnny Dawkins scored 21 points; Gary Springer's 24 points carried lona past Detroit 9181; Quentin Anderson struck for 21 of his 23 points in the second half and Texas Tech stopped New Mexico State 7966; Wisconsin defeated Northern Illinois 90-68 behind Cory Blackwell's 18 points; Tim Kearney's 16 points pushed West Virginia past Robert Morris 72-62; and Granger Hall scored 21 points as Temple knocked down Bowling Green 79-70. ByfONYFAVIA UPI Sports Writer Opponents sometimes fall like so many Cabbage Patch dolls when Adrian Dantley Is in the lane, and Portland coach Jack Ramsay, says the muscular' forward' isn't playing fair. "It's amazing the license Dantley has on the floor," said Ramsay Wednesday night after the streaking Utah Jazz had beaten his Trail Blazers 116-llUn Salt Lake City. "It is unbelievable what he gets away with.

Woodring Has 7-4 Mark for Lycoming WILL1AMSPORT The Lycoming College wrestling team travels to Franklin and Marshall for a tough meet against the division I Diplomats tonight. Lycoming is 1-0 on the season and placed ninth at the RIT Tournament last weekend. Placing at RIT for the Warriors was freshman Bruck Vaihinger (Doylestown) at 150 with a 3-2 record for fourth place. At 177 pounds, senior Mark Morgan (Saylorsburg) placed third with a 4-1 record. Junior Mark Woodring (Tyrone) came in fifth at 190 pounds and junior heavyweight Larry Stern (Lehighton) earned fourth.

On the season, Vaihinger has posted a 6-6 record through three tournaments and one dual meet. Morgan is 11-1 at 177 while Woodring has recorded a 7-4 mark, Stern hails a 3-2 mark through this tournament and one dual meet. Woodring was District 6, Class AA wrestling champion (1981) at Tyrone. Franklin and Marshall defeated East Stroudsburg University 27-12 in the only dual meet of the season. 'Flying Nun' Amazes Track Field World SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) During the workday.

Sister Marion Irvine is a parochial school principal at San Francisco's Sacred Heart Elementary School. But after the school bell rings, she puts on running shoes and becomes the jogger's version of "The Flying Nun." Last week, Sister Marion. 54, ran a 2:51.01 at the California International Marathon in Sacramento, shattering the women's over-50 world record for the distance by more than eight minutes. The feat has amazed many in the track and field world. "Her performance was probably the greatest running performance by a woman over 50," said Marty Post, statistics editor of Runner's World, on Tuesday.

"It's the equivalent of a man over 50 running a 2:18, which is 10 minutes faster than any man that age has ever run." Currently, Sister Marion is awaiting official certification of her feat, which should come within the next few days. An invitation to the Olympic marathon trials to be held in Olympia, next May will follow. "It makes her the oldest person ever to qualify for the Olympic Trials," said Ken Young, of the Athletic Congress records committee. Dantley collected 32 points and Six assists and also put a cloak around Portland's Jim Paxson, who scored only two points in the first half. Utah coach Frank Layden said, "Dantley did the best job of guarding Adrian played the entire (second) half and helped win the game torus." Rickey Green added 23 points, helping the Jazz win their fifth consecutive game.

The victory moved the Jazz into second place in the Midwest Division, two games behind Dallas, which lost its second straight. John Drew added 15 points for Utah, 12-9, while Darrell Griffith had 11. Green also had nine assists and three steals, and Jeff Wilkins grabbed 11 rebounds as the Jazz out- boarded Portland 60-55. Mychal Thompson led Portland with 21 points and 14 rebounds. Paxson came on to finish with 20 points for the Blazers, Wayne Cooper added 18 points and 15 rebounds.

In other games, Philadelphia topped Denver 133-128; Cleveland downed Atlanta 106-92. Boston beat Indiana 100-95, Milwaukee edged Houston 103-101, Washington nipped Dallas 114112, and San Diego defeated San Antonio 106-102. 76ers 133, Nuggets 128 At Philadelphia, Moses Malone scored 30 points and pulled down 19 rebounds while Julius Erving added 25 points to lead the Sixers. Cavaliers 106, Hawks 92 At Richfield, Ohio, World B. Free passed the point plateau by scoring 21 points and rookie Paul Thompson added 18 to spark theCavs.

Celtics 100, Pacers 95 At Indianapolis, Kevin McHale scored 22 points, all in the final three quarters, and Robert Parish added 21 for Boston. Bucks 103, Rockets 101 At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief hit a pair of free throws and a jumper in the final 64 seconds to extend the Bucks' winning streak to six games. Bullets 114, Mavericks 112 At Dallas, Jeff Ruland scored 35 points, including the winning layup with 24 seconds remaining, and Rick Mahorn blocked a shot by Mark Aguirre with 10 seconds to go as Washington won its third straight. Clippers 106, Spurs 102 At San Diego, Terry Cummings scored 23 points as San Antonio suffered its llth consecutive road loss and third straight overall. PHILLIPSBURO, (UPI) World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes said he will not retire and challenged World Boxing Association counterpart Gerry Coelzee.

even though such a fight could strip him of his title. "Hell, no, I'm not going to quit or be forced to quit by any organization or promoter as long as I have support from my wife and family." the 34- yearold unbeaten champion said at a news conference Wednesday. Holmes, who has led 'the heavyweight division for 5 years, said he is breaking a contract lo face Greg Page, WBC's No. 1 contender, in March despite the threat of being stripped of his title. He said he would not face Page because promoter Don King is offering him only $2.5 million.

"I know 1 have signed for a fight with Greg Page," Holmes said, with rival promoters Murad Muhammad. Charles Spaziana and his wife. Diane, at his side. "But 1 won't fight him unless they come up with more dollars." Holmes challenged Coetzee, saying he would promote the fight himself. "I'm putting out an offer to challenge Gerry Coetzee." he said.

"I'm gonna promote this fighl on my own. I'm offering Gerry Coetzee $3million plus a percentage of the closed circuit rights. "It they do it fair, they can't remove me." Holmes said of the WBC. "If they do it with trickery, they can do it. The WBC might take it upon themselves to withdraw all recognition if 1 take another fight.

But the WBC rates fighters like they want to rate them. Holmes bucked the Mexico City-based WBC when he fought unrated Marvis Frazier. son of former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier, on Nov. 25. Holmes devastated Frazier in one round, but if Frazier had beaten him.

Holmes' title would have been declared vacant by the WBC. Holmes captured the title on June 9. 1978 in a decision over Ken Norton. He has defended the title 17 times and his last mandatory 'defense was against Gerry Cooney on June 11,1982. Holmes then took on a string of lightly-regarded opponents, scoring lopsided decisions over Randy Cobb and Lucien' Rodriguez.

Last May 20, Holmes scored a split decision Qver Tim Witherspoon and was thought to be slipping by many boxing observers b'efore knocking out Scott Frank and then demolishing Frazier. CAGE CARD THURSDAY Scholastic Basketball Varsity) Tyrone at B.E.A. Bishop Guiltoyle at Huntingdon FRIDAY Varsity) Tyrone at Penns Valley West Branch at Bellwood-Antis Williamsburg at Central Bish. McCorl at Bish. Guilfoyle Punxsy at Hollidaysburg Chief Logan at Selinsgrove Forbes Road at Claysburg Junlata Valley at Glendale Northern Bedford at South.

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Zim- Scott Solt, Dixon, Maulers Sign DuBois Native PITTSBURGH (UPI) Former NFL punter Larry Swider has signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Maulers of the United States Football League, a team spokesman says, Team officials announced the signing Wednesday. Swider, 28, the leading punter In University of Pittsburgh history. Swider, a four-season veteran with the NFL, was selected In the seventh round of the 1977 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos. He played with the Detroit Lions, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Tampa Pay Buccaneers.

The DuBois, Clearfield County, native had his best year with the NFL In 1981 when he finished third in the National Football Conference with an average of 42.7 yards a punt for the BUCS. Swider led the nation in punting as 9 senior during Pitt's me national championship season with a 44.2 yard average. He still holds every Panther punting record except one- He was released by Tampa Bay in training camp this season. Terms of SwWer's contract with tbe Mauler? were not announced. Stallworth, Davis 'Doubtful 1 Steelers PITTSBURGH (UPI) The Pittsburgh Steelers said Wednesday it is doubtful wide receiver John Stallworth and running back Russell Davis will play in Saturday's game against the Jets in New York.

Stallworth has missed four games after he suffered a Home Team sprained ankle in practice. sent home Wednesday. FOOTBALL FORECASTS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1983 SPAY.

IHD nOT LOSEBS SCORES was also still a question whether running back Walter Abercrombie and defensive Keith Willis will play Saturday in the Big Apple. Both were injured' in the Steelers' Thanksgiving Day loss to the Lions in Detroit. Veteran quarterback Terry Bradshaw continued to practice with the team Wednesday, his fifth day of practice this year following arm surgery and rehabilitation. He said he was having no problems throwing and was pleased with his timing. Bradshaw is expected to return to action Saturday and to take away Cliff Stoudt's starting quarterback job, following Stoudt's poor showing in the Steelers' loss to the Cincinnati Bengals this past Sunday.

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