Payton confronts reduced Bears role amid retirement talk
Walter Payton, at 43 and amid hopes of retiring, laments a diminished backfield role as Neal Anderson gains ground with the Chicago Bears. He cites fading close ties with teammates, while Tomczak insists Payton can still shine and the storybook isn’t over.
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Penn State Eyes Citrus Bowl Invite If Beats Pitt
Penn State would become 8 2 and likely receive an Citrus Bowl invitation in Orlando if they defeat Pitt. Bowl official Jeff McCormick said a victory would solidify an offer, with plans to pair PSU against the Clemson South Carolina winner or SEC runner-up.
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Celtics Rally Past Cavaliers In Boston Victory
Boston improves to 5-0 behind Bird 34, Ainge 28 and Johnson 23 as they erase an early Cavaliers burst to win 128-114 in Boston Garden. Dell Curry 25 for Cleveland, Daugherty 22, Hubbard 23.
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Lancers Dominate With Balanced Attack Against Cadets
The Lancers defeated the Cadets 21 6 after building a 14 point halftime lead. Grob threw for 148 yards and two touchdowns while Knott racked up 60 receiving yards and DiBella led rushers with 56 yards. Cadet QB Clark threw for 32 yards with two interceptions as Lang and Knott connected on a key 35 yard pass.
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Mount St. Mary's Picked 14th in Off the Glass Preseason
Mount St. Marys College men's basketball, coming off a 26-5 season and Mason-Dixon title, was ranked 14th in Off the Glasss preseason poll. The magazine projects a top spot for St. Michaels with Southeast Missouri second, and lists 20 squads in the top tier. The Mount opens 1987-88 on Nov 20 against Bloomsburg in the Gettysburg Lions Club Tip-Off semifinal.
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Complex Baseball Trades and Moves Across Leagues
The scorecard lists multiple baseball player contract purchases and releases across the American Association, International and National Leagues, including Brewers, Yankees, Reds, Expos, and a New York Penn League note. It notes purchases from Nashville, Jacksonville, Chicago White Sox, and Nashville with several players named, plus a franchise move approval for the New York Penn League.
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Terps Fight Clemson for a Winning Season
Maryland aims to snap a two game skid with a visit to Death Valley to face Clemson as coach Joe Krivak seeks a winning season. The Terrapins, led by QB duo Henning and O'Donnell and receivers Abdur-Ra'oof and Lowery, clash with a Clemson defense ranked near the top nationally and a potent rushing attack led by McFadden and Allen.
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Twins raise ticket prices for 1988 season
The Minnesota Twins announced a $1 increase in reserved seat prices for 1988. Lower deck seats rise to $10 from $9, upper deck to $8 from $7, while lower left field stays $5 and upper outfield remains $3. The change takes effect after December 12, with season tickets available at current prices until then.
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