Major League Baseball players reach new three year deal
Major League Baseball players and club owners reached a three year agreement governing active player relations and the pension plan. The deal includes salary arbitration for players with at least two consecutive seasons, a higher minimum salary, increased World Series share, and enhanced pension funding. Ratification by clubs and players is expected to be formal but routine, with camps to open shortly.
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Trevino Wins Inverrary Title Amid Fezler Collapse
Lee Trevino captured the $352,000 Inverrary National Airlines Golf Classic at Fort Lauderdale as Forrest Fezler faltered down the stretch. Trevino, British Open champion, birdied the 16th and benefited from Fezler’s bogeys, finishing 9 under par at 279 to edge Fezler by one stroke. Bob Murphy and Bruce Devlin tied for third at 282 as Snead and others trailed. Fezler’s late misses left him short of a playoff and Masters exemption.
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NCAA Leaders Poised for Breakout in St. Louis Tournament
NCAA bids begin as nine at large berths are issued for the University Division tourney with conference winners auto in. Long Beach State Memphis State Miami of Ohio and Weber State earned NCAA spots while UCLA eyes a seventh straight conference crown as St. Louis hosts the finals. Ivy Penn tops Yale. Ohio Valley Austin Peay leads Murray State by one with two to play. Big Ten Minnesota dominates. Missouri Valley Memphis State clinches its first outright title. SEC Tennessee leads Kentucky. ACC Greensboro set to decide NCAA berths with North Carolina State under probation.
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Sill Rugby Beats Fort Worth in North Texas League Showdown
Sill's rugby team beat Fort Worth 14 to 4 on a Saturday at Sil. Rob Kimmitt scored the first try after a Fort Worth penalty ten minutes in. Steve Powell added a late first-half score with Sam Decotean converting for a 10-0 halftime lead. Doug Nichols added a second-half tally as Sill held and remained undefeated in the North Texas Division. Sill travels to Dallas Saturday to meet the Harlequins as a four-team title race unfolds with BYU, New Mexico, Arizona, and Arizona State in contention.
Cameron Aggies chase KC trip after clinching league crown
Cameron College basketball, undefeated at home and 13.2 league mark, heads to Kansas City as Oklahoma Collegiate Conference champion. The Aggies, ineligible for NAIA playoffs, will watch the National Journey as guests of president Dr. Don Owen. Jerry Davenport tops scoring with 26.7 per game, finishing 668 points in 25 games.
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Tampering Charge Flies As Raider Coach Quits
Raiders linebacker coach Ray Malavasi resigns amid allegations of tampering by another NFL team. Coach John Madden claims a rival enticed Malavasi to change plans, the seventh resignation in four years for Oakland. Malavasi seeks league clarification before talking to other clubs.
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