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The "San Diego Clarion" January 1st 1982 Padres' epic comeback by Al Terego The 1981 World series was a nip and tuck affair with the San Diego Padres, at one stage finding themselves 3-1 down with the prospect of being finished off to the roar of the raucous fifty -thousand fans in the stadium of their rivals, the Kansas City Royals

The London "Daily Mirror" January 31st 1982 Milestones of the month by Chatty Cathy This new year brings much that is fresh and exciting, People. To begin with there's going to be far more television that that stuffy old BBC, and the present nutty ITV, currently bring us, because of three new television franchises, all under the Independent Television Banner.

A bumper bundle Back in England after her Christmas holiday in Florida, Samantha Salming found herself to be highly popular on St Valentines Day, receiving anonymous romantic cards from all over. She amused herself, as she drove Winston and Winifred to their school, by guessing who sent what. That rather grubby cheap one with the doggerel was likely from the lesser brother, Leonard Boyer who seemed to diminish day by day after losing his last boxing match, bullied by his brother, and...

Spring Training - 1st day San Diego Padres at Chicago Cubs March 1, 1982 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + R H E Padres (SDP) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 Cubs (CHC) 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 x 2 1 0 SAN DIEGO ab h bb r hr bi k sb avg

San Diego Padres at Chicago Cubs March 1, 1982 TOP OF THE FIRST Burt Hooton takes the mound for the Cubs. Ron Oester walked. <--1> The Padres put on the hit and run. Ray Knight grounded to the pitcher. <-2-> Al Greene struck out. <-2-> Pat Spratt grounded to third. <-2->