New London Wildcats eye 1978 track season with mix of veterans and freshmen
New London enters 1978 track season cautious yet optimistic as coachs Bob Knoll and John McGowan rely on veterans like Mike Nestor Jim Sullivan and senior Jim Farnsworth while counting on freshmen such as David Ruggles Jeff Davis Todd Wyckoff and Si McCohn. Uncertainty surrounds several returnees including 880 relay members Paul Jackson and Mike Detterman with Jackson juggling baseball and track duties and Detterman possibly not returning. The Wildcats open on Saturday at Ashland and will compete in a slate that includes Mapleton Black River Edison Vermilion and others as they aim for a Firelands Conference title and a strong district showing.
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Maravich Sparks Jazz in Loss to Bullets
Pete Maravich, sidelined by a knee injury, played 25 minutes and scored 12 points as the New Orleans Jazz rallied late but fell 124-109 to the Washington Bullets in New Orleans. The game featured eight third-quarter points from Maravich and a playoff picture still intact for the Jazz.
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Stingers Coach Fined and Suspended After Melee
Cincinnati Stingers coach Jacques Demers was fined $1,000 and suspended five games by WHA officials after a Saturday night brawl with the Indianapolis Racers. Indianapolis coach Bill Goldsworthy received a two game suspension and four players were fined.
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