Oakland Raiders fall flat as City Council rejects deal
In a blow to the Raiders, Oakland City Council rejected a proposed $428 million deal to relocate the team back from Los Angeles, ending hopes of new luxury boxes and a homecoming. The decision comes amid earthquake relief needs and a push for funds for schools and housing.
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Anderson joins Bears after Iowa Technique model
Iowa center guard prospect Bill Anderson was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the seventh round. He modeled his technique on Jay Hilgenberg, aiming to add depth on Chicago's offensive line. Anderson reports for mini camp May 21 and seeks a spot on the active roster.
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ISU delaying vote on stricter athlete entrance rules
ISU Athletic Council postponed action on an ad hoc report urging tougher admission standards for athletes. The panel voted 11 to 5 to delay review of February recommendations proposing higher ACT requirements, potentially clashing with NCAA and Big Eight guidelines. Barbara Eddy backs only nonconflicting proposals, warning alumni donations could halt if changes are adopted.
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Lyons Plays Every Position In Crosstown Classic Win
Steve Lyons manned all nine positions for the Chicago White Sox in a 6-5 exhibition win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Rick Wrona scored the final out as Dave Gallagher’s perfect throw nailed him at the plate. Vancouver’s Jerry Kutzler earned the victory before 37,135 fans.
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Hawkeyes Open NIT With Temple At Home
Iowa will host Temple in the 1990-91 Dodge NIT opener at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on November 15. If Iowa wins, a second round game could follow against Notre Dame or Fordham, with semi finals at Madison Square Garden on November 21 and the final on November 23. Temple features star Mark Macon and center Donald Hodge, while coach John Chaney has an 192-61 record with the Owls. The teams met in the 1956 NCAA semifinals, won by Iowa 83-76.
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Robinson Replaces Valvano at North Carolina State
Les Robinson, a 16 year coaching veteran with a strong academic record, is named NC State basketball coach and athletic director designate. He inherits a program under NCAA sanctions and scrutiny following Jim Valvano’s departure, with star guard Chris Corchiani weighing a transfer.
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Noreen earns Big Ten Player of the Week
Iowa senior third baseman Keith Noreen from Barrington Illinois earned Big Ten Player of the Week after a .474 run with two homers and eight RBI in six games last week. He sports a .393 season average with three home runs and 22 RBI and has missed seven games due to a leg injury.
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