Vinton Dominates Regis in Season Opener Wrestling Meet
Vinton defeated Regis 39 to 14 as Regis claimed wins only from Cal Hawkins 112 and Dale Schwach 119 with Tim Stueck pinning Jeff Hennessey and Mike Martin winning at 185 by forfeit or fall. Multiple pins and decisions across weight classes showcased Vinton’s overall edge.
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Leonard rules out retirement as Hearns rematch looms
Sugar Ray Leonard, the newly crowned WBC welterweight champion, says he has no plans to retire and targets the Hearns Benitez winner for a potential superfight. He notes a possible bout in March or April, with Duran out of future plans and a rematch unlikely.
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Wildcats Top Buckeyes In Early Season Clash
No. 1 Kentucky edged No. 9 Ohio State 70-64 in Lexington as Sam Bowie tallied 19 points and 11 rebounds. Freshmen notably contributed while Derrick Hord sealed the victory with late free throws as Herb Williams led OSU with 21 points. Ralph Sampson led Virginia to victory in Charlottesville for Terry Holland’s 200th win.
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Saints may trade No 1 pick instead of drafting George Rogers
New Orleans Saints executive Dick Steinberg says the 0-13 team could pass on Heisman winner George Rogers. The Saints might draft Hugh Green or trade the top pick for better offers, keeping all options open as they pursue an upgrade. Rogers is described as a sure thing with potential to gain 1000 yards annually.
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