Iowa to face tougher nonconference slate in 1982 83
Iowa basketball unveils a demanding 1982 83 nonconference schedule with UCLA Marquette Brigham Young James Madison and likely Alabama or Houston. The following season promises even tougher tests with Louisville Oregon State and Southern Cal joining. NBC CBS may televise two December games at UCLA and Carver Hawkeye Arena.
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Derby favorite Timely Writer Scratched From Derby Contention
Kentucky Derby favorite Timely Writer underwent stomach surgery after a Monday night pain at Churchill Downs. The 3-year-old colt likely exits the Run for the Roses May 1, making the Derby field wide open with several California and Kentucky contenders still in contention.
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Mahorn leads Bullets past Nets in playoff opener
Washington Bullets beat New Jersey 96 to 83 as Rick Mahorn claimed 16 second half points after a scoreless first half. Nuggets top Suns 102 82 with Issel and McKinney 24 each. Playoffs continue with Houston at Seattle and Atlanta at Philadelphia.
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Pirates Lose as Rhoden Suffers Second April Defeat
In a mixed set of midweek NL results Rick Rhoden suffered the first April loss of his career as John Martin earned the win with help from Bruce Sutter. Mets Wallace homered for a rally led by Kingman’s big day, Salazar drove in four for San Diego, and Valenzuela helped Los Angeles end a skid with a strong start.
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Perry nears 300 wins as Mariners beat Angels in Seattle
Gaylord Perry struck out 13 as he neared 300 career victories. Manny Castillo and Todd Cruz drove in two runs each to back him, with Seattle beating the Angels 71-3 in innings before Perry handed to Mike Stanton.
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Kennedy Coed Relays Claim Sixth Kingston Meet Title
Cedar Rapids Kennedy wins the sixth annual Kingston Stadium meet scoring 111 points. Washington places second with 89 and Jefferson third with 60. Linn-Mar, Wahlert and Marion follow. Kennedy's seven athletes contributed to two winning relays. Tina McConnell of Washington and multiple Kennedy teammates also top finishers.
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ISU discus star Crowell sidelined with elbow injury
Iowa State senior Scott Crowell who won the NCAA discus title may miss the season after sustaining a right elbow tendon injury. Cyclone coach Bill Bergan said Crowell faces at least two weeks out, with season doubt. Crowell previously claimed the Texas Relays discus title with 211 feet 9 inches, the best Big Eight mark.
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Nebraska pulls spring scrimmages to avoid injuries
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne said the Huskers will stop scrimmages for the spring to prevent further injuries to key players including the quarterback, defensive tackle, split end and wing back. He noted one or two more injuries could jeopardize the spring game.
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