Cubs Release 1989 Schedule With Night Games at Wrigley
Chicago Cubs unveil 1989 schedule opening April 4 at Wrigley Field against the Philadelphia Phillies. The home slate includes 18 night games, first night start April 5 versus the Phillies, plus seven 3:05 p.m. Saturday starts and the inaugural Saturday night game on April 29 against the San Diego Padres.
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Reds Trade McClendon For Roomes With Cubs
Cincinnati sends catcher infielder Lloyd McClendon to Chicago in exchange for outfielder Rolan do Roomes. Roomes, 26, a Jamaica native, hit .188 in 17 games for Chicago and .301 with 16 homers, 66 RBI, and 15 stolen bases in Iowa. McClendon, 29, batted .219 in 72 Reds games with three homers and 14 RBI.
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Layden resigns as Jazz coach names Sloan successor
Frank Layden stepped down Friday as Utah Jazz coach citing stress from coaching life and the Ditka heart attack news. Assistant Jerry Sloan is named to replace him while Layden remains club president. Layden, 56, began with the Jazz a decade ago and took over as head coach on December 10, 1981 after Tom Nissalke's firing.
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Bay hired as A.D. at U of Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS Rick Bay, who quit as athletic director at Ohio State last year over the firing of football coach Earle Bruce, was hired Friday as men's athletic director at Minnesota. Evander Holyfield wore down Pinklon Thomas to win by stoppage in the seventh round, remaining undefeated at 20-0 with 16 knockouts in a 10 round bout.
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Bulls Beat Bucks 118 100 Behind Jordan's 35 Points
Chicago Bulls press the Milwaukee Bucks early and hold on for a 118-100 road win. Michael Jordan tallies 35 points and 11 rebounds while Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant add 15 each. Bucks' Terry Cummings leads with 28 in a losing effort.
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Illinois mauls Duquesne to pace Illini Classic opener
Illinois, ranked ninth, overwhelmed Duquesne 112 to 81 in Champaign as Coach Lou Henson praised moving offense and defense. Lowell Hamilton led Illinois with 18 points in the first half, while Kenny Battle and Marcus Liberty added 17 each. Duquesne was limited to 43 percent shooting and turned over 21 times as Illinois built a 65-40 halftime lead.
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Illinois Dominates With Big Second Half Rally
Illinois surged in the second half to an 81-50 lead after Kendall Gill connected on a dunk with 15:55 left, Andy Kaufmann hit a 3, and the Illini closed out 100-71. Arkansas-Little Rock upset USC 94-86 in Champaign as Carl Brown led with 22 and James Scott 16, earning a spot to face No. 9 Illinois. Indiana crushed VCU 85-68 in Bloomington as Jadlow sparked a 16-1 run. Florida State, ranked 13th, defeated Stetson 91-74 after Stetson briefly led early.
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Bothe Earns All American Honor At Augustana College
John Bothe, Amboy High School 1985 graduate and Augustana College center, earns Kodak All America Team honors. The 6 foot 3 inch, 245 pound senior helped Augustana to four CCIW titles and two Division III national crowns. He contemplates a pro football shot via free agency after graduation, noting slim NFL odds for a Division III lineman.
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