Quicksilvers Rise With Offense and Fan Fuss in Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Quicksilvers see growing crowds as renewed attack pressure yields more shots on goal. Coach Derek Trevis bets on a five or six goal result soon, while refereeing controversy and a postgame scuffle over calls with Welsh official Tom Reynolds spurred security.
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Quicksilvers Rally In Overtime At Las Vegas
Bill Guthrie notes a crowded Las Vegas crowd as the Quicksilvers beat Portland 2 1 in overtime after a tense finish. Fans witnessed disputed calls and a late goal from Gerry Ingram, while the team pushes promotions and public relations efforts.
Winfield's 11th inning homer lifts Padres over Dodgers 1-0
Dave Winfield delivered a leadoff homer in the 11th off Charlie Hough to beat the Dodgers 1-0. He later robbed Ed Goodson of a potential homer in the bottom of the 11th as San Diego extended its winning run under Alvin Dark.
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Quicksilver Bench Sparks Frustration in Sting Battle
Wark, Hartwick alum and Rochester draft pick, anchors Las Vegas by bench strength as Quicksilvers juggle starters and reserves. He cites a right-foot weakness and position trouble as his main adaptation, while teammates sign new scorers to boost the offense.
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Wisconsin Crew Wins in Intercollegiate Regatta
Wisconsin won the third qualifying heat to reach Saturday’s finals in the 75th Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Syracuse. Cornell and Pennsylvania had qualified earlier as winds postponed the third heat. Wisconsin posted 6 19.3, trailing California 6 20.1 and Oregon State 6 28.7 in choppy water.
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Carner Leads LPGA Talk Tournament After Second Round
JoAnne Carner shot 70 to take a one stroke lead at 142 after 36 holes in the Talk Tournament in New Rochelle. Sandra Palmer and Pat Bradley tied for second at 143 as windy conditions boosted scores and several rivals contended for the title.
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Firmani resigns as Tampa Bay NASL coach
Eddie Firmani, 43, who led the Rowdies to the 1975 NASL title, quits for personal reasons. Interim coach Len ny Glover to lead the team against Rochester after a weekend win over New York Cosmos. Glover previously sidelined by a hamstring pull. Firmani was NASL Coach of the Year in 1976 and the Rowdies had a 7-3 record in the Eastern Division.
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Third Pick Wendell Tyler Signs with Los Angeles Rams
The Rams signed UCLA running back Wendell Tyler a third round pick to undisclosed multi year contracts. Tyler is UCLA's all time leading rusher with 3081 career yards and the first Bruin to post 1000 rushing yards in two straight seasons. He attended Crenshaw High School and joins Nolan Cromwell who signed a one year deal earlier.
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Turner suspension by Kuhn confirmed
New York based report notes Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn confirms Ted Turner has been suspended again effective May 19, following a federal judge’s upholding of the original suspension for Turner’s tampering with free agent Gary Matthews. The ruling preserved Atlanta’s draft rights but reinstated the ban on Turner’s involvement.
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