Littler Littler Houston winner at Woodlands with 3 stroke margin
Gene Littler, 46, wins the Houston Open at Woodlands Golf Club by three strokes over Lanny Wadkins. Arnold Palmer challenges. Chi Chi Rodriguez finishes third. Littler to adjust schedule as he remains competitive with career earnings surpassing 1.3 million dollars.
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Dolphins QB Morrall to retire after 21 NFL seasons
Miami reports that quarterback Tar Morrall plans to retire after a 21 year career in the National Football League. A news conference is held to announce the decision.
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Fisk delivers game turning blast to sweep series
Boston catcher Fisk misthrew at plate allowing Bill North to score and seemed to doom the Red Sox. He recovered with a three run homer in the eighth, his second homer of the game, lifting Boston to a 9 to 4 win and a three game series sweep at Fenway.
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Scottsbluff dominates girls Big 10 track meet in命
Scottsbluff tops Grand Island and others as Bearcats sweep most events, earning five high jump and long jump picks and setting multiple school and meet records. Columbus Discoverettes set a new shot put mark, relay squads post better times, and the squad targets district action in North Platte.
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Connors wins King Classic in Las Vegas final
Jimmy Connors, world No. 1, captured the Alan King Tennis Classic title in Las Vegas after defeating Raul Ramirez in straight sets 6-4 3-7 6-2. Connors earned $50,000 and a $7,060 car, with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz taking doubles over Ramirez and Bob Howitt.
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Fonner Park race results and Arlington Braves trade
Fonner Park racing results list completed with payouts and a disqualification in the Three Futry race while other races show winners and exacta payouts. Attendance reported at 711,644 with handle figures for daily, season, and mutuel pools. In Atlanta, the Braves traded relief pitcher Mike Marshall to the Texas Rangers for 320000 waiver price plus a player to be named, contingent on Marshall reporting.
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Randle stars in first Mets start after Rangers trade
Randle homered, tripled, and drove in a run in his first full Mets game since being acquired from the Rangers. He stole home on a double steal as New York beat San Diego 8-2, despite the Padres’ eighth straight loss. Also in NL action, Pirates beat Astros 4-3 in 10. Expos top Dodgers 6-2. Cubs over Reds 4-1. Cardinals blank Braves 8-0. Phillies down Giants 7-2.
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Huskers sign four recruits for next season
Nebraska basketball coach Joe Cipriano announced four high school standouts Eric Eckelman from Muncie Indiana Mike Naderer from Arcadia Arizona John Ploetz from Shorewood Wisconsin and Andre Smith from Chicago will join the Cornhuskers. Eckelman averaged 19 points per game at Muncie North High School Naderer led Arcadia to a 24 win season with 20 points and 11 assists per game Ploetz posted 23 points and rebounds per game and earned all city honors in Milwaukee Smith earned all conference and all city honors at Kennedy High School and played in the Chicago all star game.
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Lakers Warriors seventh West semifinal on CBS TV
The seventh game of the Western Conference semifinal between the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors will be nationally televised by CBS. The game at the Forum in Inglewood, California, starts at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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