Wildcats star cocaine saga and White House trip taints glory
Villanova guard Gary McLain details cocaine use before the 1985 NCAA semifinal in Lexington and the team’s White House visit after beating Memphis State. He recounts rehab at White Deer, his firing, and the White House speech as he floated in his own world. Houston era notes Lewis Lloyd’s return hopes after drug rehab and NBA ban, with plans to play in Europe before a 1989 comeback.
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Carlton's Future With Phillies To Be Decided Soon
Clearwater reports detail Carlton, 42, a former Cy Young winner, as a potential non roster invitee for Philadelphia. He struggled Tuesday vs Lindsay Reds, giving up three runs on five hits in three innings with 15 walks and one error, while managers weigh a contract offer for this season.
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Foreman told to lose weight before next California bout
Sacramento AP George Foreman, 287 pounds and out of boxing 10 years, defeated Steve Zouski in four rounds but the California athletic commission chief warned the former heavyweight champ must lose weight and face a stronger opponent before fighting in California again. Ken Gray said he wants to avoid a repeat of Foreman’s easy comeback win and will require a serious weight cut and tougher foe.
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Tyson to Attend Bruno Tillis Fight at Wembley
World heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will be at ringside for Frank Bruno versus James Tillis on March 24 at Wembley Arena. Promoters say Tyson will assess Bruno for a possible title defense in London later this year while Tyson is set to meet Pinklon Thomas in May. Tillis, replacing the injured Greg Page, is one of three men who lasted the full distance with Tyson.
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FCC Cougars open with freshmen Major rotation ahead
FCC nine loaded with freshmen. The Cougars, who went 4 27 last season, list 15 players this year, most of them freshmen. Coach Rhett Ress calls it essentially a freshmen club with depth at short and two pitching roles—Fowler and Franklin anchor the staff. Fielding and positions fill as Moore, Rive Deing, Stanion, Taylor, Jacobees, Laskowski, Lesley, and Carter vie for spots at different infield roles. Home opener set for Saturday at 1 p.m. against St Thomas Aquinas, pending field readiness after recent reinvestment.
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Jackson earns ECAC first team honor for Mount women
Mount St. Marys senior guard Shaun Jackson is named to the ECAC All-star first team. Senior guard Lisa Green and junior guard Jenny Brown earn second team honors alongside other ECAC picks. Jackson closed his college career with an 11.2 PPG average and 50.8 FG% after the NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional final loss to Hampton University.
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Mount St Mary's athletes set for NCAA Indoor Track meet in Fargo
Eight Mount St. Marys College athletes will compete at the NCAA Division II Indoor Track Championships in Fargo North Dakota this weekend. Six men race in events including Cheruiyot in 1500 and 5000 meters and Rono in the 800. Two women, Dixon in 400 and Cherbovsky in the 55 meter hurdles, also run. Coaches are Jim Deegan for the men and Lynne Phelan Robinson for the women.
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Mount St. Mary's lacrosse routs Kenyon in season debut
Mount St. Mary's defeated Kenyon College 23 to 3 to open the season as Mike McNulty and Matt Mundorf each scored six goals. Greg Tolker added five for the Mount while Dean Miller made six saves. Kenyon goalie Pete Houston stopped five attempts. Mount hosts Wooster next on March 17.
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