Thompson dies after Rangers infielder career ends
Danny Thompson, a utility infielder for the Twins and Rangers, dies after surgery complications following spleen removal. The 29-year-old Burlington native had battled chronic granular leukemia and missed the 1976 season. Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi recalls his open-door spirit and versatility.
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Sports scoreboard shows scattered today and tomorrow games
Today NY Rangéré faces MV Assangees and Philadelphia meets Minnerots while Los Angeles plays Washington and Battaio hosts Vancouver. Tomorrow Log Amores challenges Atlanta Montreal clashes Colorado Calralt battles Cleveland and St. Louis meets Torcola. ED MARINARO sets 17 NCAA records but not Heisman winner.
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Bull's unlikely win fuels 49ers rise in Saints upset
Scott Bull shatters doubt with a 2-0 start as he leads the 49ers past the Saints 2-7. He passes 4-of-4 for 20 yards and runs 8 carries for 53 yards, including a 15-yard bootleg, while Delvin Williams and Wilbur Jackson power the ground game. Coach Monty Clante to decide QB choice. Bull boosts offense with a new dimension. The victory lifts San Francisco to an 8-6 season, ending a four-year win drought in style amid underdog scrutiny.
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Santa Clara Blasts Pioneers Behind Theus Led Run
Santa Clara freshman Londale Theus sparked a 21 point second half surge as the Broncos pulled away to an 80-49 non-conference win over Cal State Hayward. Theus scored 18, Day Malone added 11. Darnell Flourney and Ken Banford led Hayward with 16 and 14.
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Steelers in best shape for playoff clash with Colts
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll says the Steelers are in top physical form as they prepare for the playoff game against the Baltimore Colts. Noll notes the plan is to practice Tuesday with the same routine, praises the defense and special teams, and highlights Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier as key performers despite Bradshaw’s injuries. Three players listed as probable: Jack Delaplaine, Sam Davis, and Donnie Shell.
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Iowa State defeats California 78 70 in college basketball clash
Freshman Dean Athofé led Iowa State with 22 points and 19 rebounds as the Cyclones beat California 78-70. California's Gene Ransom scored 25 in a late burst, while teammates Nike Miller and Doug True contributed, keeping the Bears within reach through the final minutes.
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