Bengals trade Mike Boryla to Eagles for cash and picks
Cincinnati trades Stanford quarterback Mike Boryla to Philadelphia for two future draft choices plus cash. The deal follows prior NL trade activity involving Wayne Clark for Virgil Carter and notes on roster moves including signing Bill Bryant and Dave Laphan with plans to shift Laphan to guard.
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Heard and Weiskopf Shine at Coral-Eastern Open
Jerry Heard battled illness yet posted a four under 68 to reach 133 total and lead Tom Weiskopf by one at the Coral-Eastern Open on the Blue Monster course. Weiskopf shot 65 to sit 134, with Trevino and Bruce Devlin at 136.
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Kent State swimmers chase third MAC title
Kent State leads the MAC swimming meet as Kevin Scanlan, a Lakewood freshman, seeks his third event title. He won the 220-yard freestyle and set a conference mark in the 500-yard freestyle as Kent took the top five in the 200 freestyle and maintained the lead in team scoring. Scanlan is favored in the 1,650-yard freestyle.
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Reds eye 200-steal season under Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson aims for 200 stolen bases this season, 52 more than last year, with Joe Morgan and rookie Ken Griffey key to the plan. Concepcion, Griffey, and Driessen could form the base stealing core as spring games begin against the Pirates in Bradenton. Rettenmund starts spring in center as Anderson evaluates platoons and bunting emphasis.
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East Carolina fires coach after eight years
College basketball brief reports East Carolina University sacks Tom Quinn after eight seasons. Tennis results highlight Davis Cup action with Hewitt Drysdale defeating Chile and Cornejo, and Newcombe Ashe lead Australia 2-0. Evert advances to semifinals. Nastase and Creed lead in their events.
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Antuofermo Decisions John L Sullivan in Madison Square Garden
In a lopsided 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Vito Antuofermo overwhelms John L Sullivan. Antuofermo dominates with sharp right leads and combos to the head while Sullivan, the bare knuckle legend, suffers a decisive setback.
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Pro hockey Friday results across leagues
In the NHL Buffalo beat Vancouver 4 2 while Atlanta defeated Minnesota 3 to 2. New England topped Jersey 7 to 2, and Cleveland won 4 to 1 against Winnipeg. Los Angeles also won 4 to 1 over Edmonton.
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Senneker Aims for Second Straight Late Model Win
Racing action continues at Tri-County Speedway West Chester and Kilkare Dragstrip Xenia with Bob Senneker Corr Michigan seeking his second consecutive late model feature at Tri-County after last Sunday's win. Time trials 1 p.m. racing 2 p.m. at the half mile oval.
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Foreign touch in NCAA track
International competitors headlined the NCAA Indoor Track Championships final Friday with three meet record efforts. Villanova's John Hartnett broke a two mile mark, Sweden’s Hans Hoglund won the shot put, and France’s Jacques Accambray set a weight throw record as UTEP and Colorado led the team race with 10 points each.
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Weekend TV Sports Schedule Highlights
Televised college basketball features Purdue versus Indiana University while NCAA Tournament coverage peaks at 2 p.m. The slate includes big time wrestling, Maureen Connolly Brinker tennis, CBS Sports Spectacular track and field and hockey, Doral Eastern Open golf, New Orleans Open bowling, auto thrill shows, and a UCLA versus USC basketball clash.
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Williams free agent status unsettled after Finley clause
Dick Williams is available to manage in MLB with a limit. Oakland owner Charles O Finley gave a limited green light to return with any team except the Yankees. Exhibition results open with Gene Tenace and Reggie Jackson powering the A’s to a 13 3 win over the Padres.
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Reds opener all sold out in Riverfront Stadium
The Cincinnati Reds report standing room only tickets remain for the National League Opening Game against the Atlanta Braves on April 4 at Riverfront Stadium. Box offices sold the last 2,000 seats Thursday afternoon. 51,726 seats total were allocated with 6,000 going to season ticket holders and most remaining to mail orders.
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