DeCinces weighs options as back flares in Orioles season
Baltimore third baseman Doug DeCinces returns from a road trip for tests on a chronic back problem that has plagued him for seasons. doctors have prescribed heat therapy and rehab. he may need a double bone fusion eventually. He fears missing time this season and weighs career impact against team needs.
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Louis to be buried with full honors at Arlington
Las Vegas fans pay last respects as Joe Louis lies in repose at Caesars Palace. His body will be flown to Washington, D.C. after a daylong memorial service where a crowd of boxing greats and promoter Don King are expected. Louis, 66, died of cardiac arrest, honored with a viewing in a boxing ring setup.
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Ferragamo aims to sign by Monday on NFL or CFL move
Vince Ferragamo, former Rams quarterback, in Omaha to decide his 1981 pro season. He prefers Montreal Alouettes or Los Angeles Rams, with a Monday deadline and ongoing contract talks. He remains a free agent after disputes and CFL rights shifting, seeking a quick resolution.
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Navy spring drills show defense ahead of offense
Annapolis AP Navy coach George Welsh says spring drills reveal a stronger defense than offense as injuries and inexperience slow the attack. He notes six offensive starters out, Eddie Meyers showing as a top back, Tom Tarquinio at quarterback, and optimism for a 1981 schedule including Michigan and Notre Dame.
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Trevino optimistic about T of C chances
Rancho La Costa, Calif AP Tom Watson is the favorite but Lee Trevino aims to challenge at the MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa. Trevino, recovered from back trouble, says this U.S. Open style course demands accuracy and drive. He seeks to beat champions of recent tours while chasing another major title.
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U S faces Germany in world hockey tourney win
United States defeats West Germany 6 4 in a high scoring World Championship group game as the Soviets crush Canada 8 2 to remain unbeaten The U S rally featured six goals in the final period and coach Bob Johnson praised the effort while the Finns beat the Dutch 12 3 and the Soviets lead the standings ahead of Sweden and Czechoslovakia in Goteborg Stockholm
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