Shaggy Hawks face Illini in weekend grid clash
Scoop Longshot Sazelle predicts the Shaggy Hawks will pressure Illinois, opening holes for Norm Granger while limiting Mark Butkus. The forecasted score is 35 to 14 with Chuck Lang throwing to Dave Moritz. Also notes ISU Cyclones vs New Mexico State and last week’s top predictor Gus Schrader.
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CORE urges Holmes to fight South African
Roy Innis of CORE urges Larry Holmes to challenge Gerrie Coetzee for the undisputed heavyweight championship. The appeal notes the title's symbolic meaning for Black Americans and highlights Holmes’s reluctance to fight in South Africa without support from civil rights groups and leaders.
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Regis beats Washington on page 10 summary
Regis defeated Washington as Scott struggled completing five of 11 passes for 93 yards after being sacked six times. Downey led with 73 receiving yards on four catches. Washington, now 2-3, blamed turnovers penalties and fumbles. O'Donnell and Griffin also contributed key plays in the loss.
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Norsemen seek Davis return as Luther faces Dubuque
Luther hopes to bring back Larry Davis for the Iowa Conference clash at Dubuque after the 235-pound Chicago Tilden Tech senior missed time with a shoulder bruise. Davis has averaged over 150 yards per game but sat out a 37-21 loss to Wartburg, while Dubuque expects a heavy Luther run game and cites quarterback Paul Szatkowski and back Tim Warner as threats. Scouts from nine NFL teams have shown interest in Davis, with the 49ers, Falcons, and Oilers among visitors.
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LaSalle Faces Regina in No.1 Bid at Kingston Stadium
LaSalle the top ranked defending Class 2A state champion seeks a 5th straight win as it hosts Iowa City Regina at Kingston Stadium. Regina crippled by injuries and defensive lapses looks to slow the Lancers with Bret Casey at quarterback and Dan Wirtz in the backfield while LaSalle relies on Derek Lewis and Chris Stark to power the ground game.
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Upset Special means bad news for Hawkeyes
Nebraska, No. 1, faces 3-1 Syracuse in a tuneup before the Big Eight race. Osborne notes Syracuse's solid record and strong opponents as the Huskers seek a decisive win.
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Drew lands five year Kings deal amid earnings from Sacramento office
Free agent guard Larry Drew signed a unique five year contract with the Kansas City Kings. The package includes an office building in Sacramento, where the team’s new owners are based, and was crafted by real estate developers Greg Lukasnik and Joseph Benvenuti. In separate news, Boston star Larry Bird signed a seven year nearly 15 million dollar deal with the Celtics, stating it would be his last in the NBA.
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