Tisch poised for takeover of Patriots
Robert Tisch, former postmaster general, said he could near a deal to buy the New England Patriots from the Sullivan family. He would be the largest investor and chief operating officer, aiming to keep the team in New England, with talks extending through next week and possible NFL approval at the March meeting in Phoenix.
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Dodgers rally past Twins as Gibson returns to left field
Dodgers beat world champions Minnesota 6-5 in 10 innings on Mickey Hatcher’s pinch hit. Kirk Gibson returned to left field after a locker room prank sparked anger. Lasorda said the team will ease practical jokes.
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ISU Opens 88 Baseball Season With Doubleheader Start
Iowa State begins its 1988 baseball campaign with a doubleheader at Kirksville Missouri against Northeast Missouri State. Coach Bobby Randall brings 17 lettermen and six starters back from a 25 27 season as the Cyclones schedule 72 games and aim for a return to the Big 8 tournament.
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Iowa women recruit trio head to Hawkeyes with strong prep careers
Three future Hawkeyes wrap standout high school seasons. Trisha Waugh leads Jefferson-Scranton in the six player state tournament opener. Yolanda Griffith of Carver High School in Chicago and Becky Shrigley of Nashua High School in New Hampshire also completed brilliant prep careers with high scoring and strong versatility.
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