Curry back to college game as Tech coach and pro insight
Bill Curry, 23, ex pro center and former NFL Players Association head, returns to Georgia Tech as offensive line coach under Pepper Rodgers. He notes college coaches show creativity and quality that shocks NFL scouting, cites lessons from Pepper Rodgers and others, and emphasizes center quarterback exchanges and academics over spring practice. He praises Bart Starr and reflects on mentors like Lombardi and Shula while guiding Tech's eager linemen.
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UCLA Nears 10th Pac8 Title After Oregon State Rematch
UCLA, ranked fourth, closes in on a 10th straight Pacific conference crown with five games left. The Bruins host Oregon State after a 75-68 loss at Corvallis, then travel to Oregon and California before California, Washington State, and USC. Rich Washington and Johnson lead with 45 points in the recent win over Washington. Notre Dame tops Butler 82-79 as Adrian Dailey scores 27.
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Two Texas A&M Starters Suspended In Basketball
Two Aggies, Skeeten Gedleve and Willams, were suspended for the rest of the season. The suspension comes as Texas A&M sits first in the league standings, one game ahead of Texas Tech, with several players averaging double figures this season.
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Dolphins seek new home for Orange Bowl move eyed
Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie told Hollywood talk show he will not sign a long term lease for the Orange Bowl and may relocate to southeast Florida where a suitable new stadium is built. He said the team is a regional one, not Miami only, and criticized the Orange Bowl for not accommodating a 70,000 seat plan with ample parking.
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Vols Upset by Auburn in Overtime Thriller
Auburn defeats ninth ranked Tennessee 73 72 in overtime after Eddie John hit a game winning shot and calmly sank two free throws. Bernard King missed a late jumper for Tennessee and Auburn seized control in the closing seconds.
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Indiana Triumphs Over Purdue Despite Slow Start
Indiana recovered from an 11 point deficit to beat Purdue on Monday night, extending their regular season unbeaten streak to 52 games. Abernethy led with 13 points while Kent Benson scored 10 in the second half after a scoreless stretch, as Indiana secured a 7 point win and a step toward a second straight perfect regular season.
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Unclear sports and stock talks mix from Florid news brief
A fragmented UPI sourced page from Maleah Florida reports stockholder intrigue over Brunetti’s offer and Hialeah track matters, plus a jumble of hockey and college score snippets. The chaotic text references Calstram Park, Broward, and assorted players, with no coherent event or outcome.
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Announcer Wins San Luis Obispo Handicap at Santa Anita
ARCADIA Calif UPI Announcer stretched to win the ninth San Luis Obispo handicap on a rain fattened course. Jockey Fernando Tora rode Announcer who beat Top Crowd by a length with Zanthe third and Dumbwaiter fourth in a field of six. The winner paid 90 40 and 2 60 with Top Crowd at 3 80 and 2 40. Elmendorf Farm Maxwell Gluck earned 38 200 for the victory as the Damascus colt suffered a broken right rear ankle and was fitted with a cast for potential future study.
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Bruins Enter Top Five In UpI Cage Poll
UCLA returns to the top five after a mixed week, sliding from No. 7 to the top five with action. Indiana remains the overwhelming No. 1, North Carolina holds, and Marquette, Rutgers, and Nevada Las Vegas shift due to losses as Tennessee drops after a split.
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Rein chosen as new NCSU coach by university officials
Raleigh UPI reports Robert Bo Rein was named head coach at North Carolina State University replacing Lou Holtz. Rein, 30, comes from Arkansas where he assisted under Frank Broyles and Woody Hayes era influence. He vows to use a wide offensive approach while building on Wolfpack tradition.
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Mayer wins not match at National tennis championship
Fourth seeded Mayer edged past an opponent in the first round as Jimmy Comer delayed his match due to rain. Mayer, the only seeded player in action Monday, fought through a tense second set to secure the victory in Salisbury Maryland while Kretschmer struggled with the pace.
Meadows Triumph in Bay Meadows Trot Feature
At Bay Meadows tonight the $4,000 American Business Women’s Association Trot headlines with Flash, driven by Thomas Fatter, aiming a fourth win of the meet. George Cliff will be in the sulky behind Flash as a former champion. field includes Earl Dart and Gary Paul Hoffman among pilots, with Dire Need and Seve Desomer contending for driving honors.
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Puma Cup tournament delayed to Thursday start in Weed Championship
UPI reports a 24 hour delay in the start of the Puma Cup tournament offering 60000 dollars in Weed Championship Ties. Organizers cited a schedule adjustment and described the new start as pending final confirmations.
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