Minnesota Big Ten scrimmage preview stirs warmth and warnings
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath downplays panic as reporters tour a high intensity scrimmage. The story highlights star tackles John Williams and Ron Kamzelski, injuries to Dennis Cornell and John Carkenwald, and Warmath’s defense heavy, big body approach. It notes top four ends, two Toronto tackles, and potential QB changes involving Stephens Hagen and Wilson.
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Nagel Pleased Hawkeyes After Scrimmage
Iowa coach Ray Nagel praised the Hawkeyes after a one hour scrimmage in Iowa City. He highlighted the strong defensive backs and named players Chris Hamilton Tony Williams Rod Barnhart Greg Allison John Hendricks and Ed Podolak for commendable play as the team gears up for the season opener versus Texas Christian on September 23 at home.
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Perry Pulls The String No-Hitter Revives White Sox On Himself
Gaylord Perry, SF right-hander, pitched a four-hitter to edge the Cubs 2-1 as Horlen no-hit the Tigers 6-0 in a Sunday doubleheader. The White Sox swept 4-0 behind relief and starter support, boosting them in the standings while MN Twins remained in front with a 4-2 win over Baltimore.
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Redskins QB Ninowski Sidelined by Concussion
Washington quarterback Jim Ninowski is under observation at Doctors' Hospital after suffering a concussion Saturday in an exhibition game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Norfolk Virginia.
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