Suns edge Bullets in overtime 110 109 scoring turnaround
Walter Davis scored 37 including the game winner with three seconds left as the Phoenix Suns snapped a three game skid with a 110 109 win over the Washington Bullets in Landover Maryland. Maurice Lucas added 19 for Phoenix and Tom McMillen led Washington with 27 points.
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BC and Pitt advance in NIT with high scoring wins
Boston College, 18 11, overwhelmed St Josephs 76 63 as Jay Murphy led with 26 points on 12 for 15 from the field and Michael Adams added 22. Pittsburgh, 17 12, hit 18 of 21 early shots to beat La Salle 95 91 in the Palestra doubleheader. Weber State defeated Fordham 75 63 in Ogden. Mount St Marys 4x400 relay runs 2 3 12 85 in Domino’s Pizza Relays trials.
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Colts win bid to start Sunday games at 1 pm in Baltimore
The Maryland General Assembly granted Baltimore Colts owner Robert Irsay the long sought change to allow 1 p.m. Sunday kickoff at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Gov. Harry Hughes said he would sign the bill, noting Irsay had a legitimate complaint about the previous 2 p.m. start limit. Churches near the stadium opposed earlier attempts.
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Louisville Tops Morehead State as Schrempf Leads Nevada Win
Louisville pulled away late in the first half with an eight point run to lead 29 18. Detlef Schrempf scored 23 points guiding Washington past Nevada Reno with 14 coming in the second half and remained a strong Pac 10 Player of the Year contender.
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Walkersville High Nets State Basketball Honor Proclamation
Walkersville High School’s Class C state basketball champs were recognized in Annapolis with a House of Delegates proclamation congratulating the team. Present were principal Tom Natolly, head coach Dave Miller, assistant Jim Abbott, and delegates including Del. Thomas H. Hattery Del. M. Albert Morningstar Del. James E. McClellan and Del. George H. Littrell Jr.
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NFL may draft undergraduates amid USFL turmoil
New York AP reports the NFL is studying a plan to include undergraduates in its draft to retain top college players. The move follows USFL signings of Herschel Walker and Marcus Dupree and a Boris lawsuit that challenged antitrust rules.
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Norman Opens Bay Hill Lead With 62 In Second Round
Australian Greg Norman shot a 62 to match the Bay Hill course record and grab a $400,000 Bay Hill Classic lead in Orlando. He posted seven birdies and an eagle with no bogeys, aiming to win on the American PGA Tour and planning to play most of his 1984 season in the United States.
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Griffin’s all around game cited by coach as key to TJ success
Griffin, a versatile senior at TJ, is praised by coach Dickman for impacting games beyond scoring. He stresses defense, rebounding, passing, and leadership, noting even when not scoring he can funnel plays to teammates. His coach calls him the best all around player he has ever coached at TJ.
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Zumbach Named Maryland’s Top Cross Country Coach
Brunswick coach Lee Zumbach earned 1983 Outstanding Cross Country Coach of Maryland honors at the state indoor track championships. He led Rail Tenders to two straight Class C girls cross country titles and coached two 1983 All-State athletes Billie Jo Hoffman and Tom Clark.
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