Ali Spinks title rematch set for New Orleans venue
Muhammad Ali arrived in New Orleans to sign for a rematch with Leon Spinks likely Sept 15 at the Superdome. Top Rank officials noted a $3 million guarantee and ticket prices from 25 to 200 dollars as promoters eyed a sellout gate above 5 million. Ali spoke seriously during a 10 minute news session, vowing to become the first three time heavyweight champion.
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Los Angeles seeks compromise with IOC over 1984 Olympics
Los Angeles officials and IOC president Lord Killanin met secretly to resolve disputes over the 1984 Summer Games. With May Athens meeting looming, sources fear no settlement yet. Mexico City Munich and Montreal could bid if LA deal collapses. Key issue is TV revenue shares and IOC control.
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Player renews charge to world golf supremacy
AUGUSTA Ga AP Gary Player renews his challenge to Jack Nicklaus for world golf supremacy. Player notes Nicklaus is the best ever here but argues his international record is superior, citing 112 career wins including Masters and Open titles and 11 South African Open championships. He insists press emphasis on American victories skews perception of his career.
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