Beavers, Demons in Princeton Champions Tournament opener
Bluefield Beavers meet Bluefield Northfork Demons in the 7 p.m. feature as Princeton High hosts Huntington and Bluefield square off in the opening doubleheader of the Princeton Champions Tournament. Northfork features all state standouts Antonio Martin John Davis and Jerry Saunders while Bluefield counters with Rick Akers Steve Wilkes and Vince Shelton. Tickets are $2 students $4 adults.
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Catholic Super Bowl Set As Notre Dame Faces Boston College
In Memphis the Liberty Bowl matches 13th-ranked Boston College and Notre Dame in a high stakes tilt. BC seeks redemption after a 9-2 season and a past that includes 1940 glory, while Notre Dame aims to prove itself against a rival with strong passing and a potent run game.
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Phi Slama Jama Crisis Hits Houston Hoops
University of Houston players Benny Anders and Braxton Clark quit the 10-2 Cougars amid a playing time dispute as Renaldo Thomas threatened to leave if assurances on minutes were not given. Anders noted freshmen ahead in rotation. Clark said he would not return. Coach Guy Lewis kept comment for return to Houston.
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Australia Wins Davis Cup at Kooyong Stadium
Pat Cash, 18, clinched Australia’s Davis Cup win with a 6-4 6-1 6-1 victory over Joakim Nystrom for a 3-1 lead. Mats Wilander later beat John Fitzgerald to set the final tally at 3-2, as Edmonson and McNamee won the doubles. Cash’s victory capped Australia’s 25th Davis Cup title in a dramatic final.
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