Dolphins stars Csonka Kiick Warfield sign WFL pact in Toronto
Miami Dolphins trio Larry Csonka Jim Kiick and Paul Warfield signed for about 3 million to join the Toronto Northmen of the World Football League. Warfield said the move could influence other NFL players and Csonka noted Manny Fernandez may follow. The trio's signing marks a major step for the fledgling league challenging the NFL.
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Dolphins Lose Star Trio to Canadian Football League
NHL standings list Sundays results with Toronto 3 New York Rangers 3 and others. The article then covers the Dolphins three players Csonka Kiick and Warfield signing with a Canadian Football League team, a roughly $1 million per year shared package, reactions from Miami New York and Toronto, and potential legal moves, plus government opposition in Canada and comments from Don Shula.
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Mt Anthony High School Drops All Sports Schedule
Mt Anthony Union High School suspends athletic programs effective immediately in a surprise move described as a victory over mediocracy. The decision, framed as a plan to play only MAU teams, follows outspoken supporters praising isolation and a shift to planned May Day events replacing sports.
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Nets and Spurs seek two game leads in playoffs
United Press International reports the New York Nets host Virginia Squires in Uniondale as they try to build a 2 0 series lead after their Friday win. San Antonio welcomes Indiana Pacers for game two, aiming to push ahead 2 0. Kentucky Colonels face Carolina Cougars in Louisville to start their series in the East.
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Trevino wins Greater New Orleans Open by eight strokes
Lee Trevino clinched his first PGA tour win in over a year with a 21 under total 267 at Lakewood Country Club New Orleans securing $30,000. He had four birdies in first six holes and did not bogey, finishing eight clear of Ben Crenshaw and Bobby Cole, in front of a course-record 64 by Crenshaw.
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John Wooden to coach UCLA again per wife’s advice
Atlanta report says Mrs. John Wooden urged him to stay at UCLA after rumors of retirement. Wooden, the era’s all time winning coach, will return to lead the Bruins next season, while Bill Walton won the Naismith Trophy as top player despite UCLA’s semifinal loss.
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