Nicklaus Named Captain as Ryder Cup Readies for 1983
Jack Nicklaus is chosen as captain of the U S Ryder Cup team for the 1983 matches to be held October 14 to 16 at the PGA National Golf Club. He could become the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963, with a non playing rule waived by the PGA Executive Committee. Nicklaus, a 17 time major winner, would lead a 12 man team chosen by a points list spanning the 1982 Milwaukee Open through the 1983 Western Open.
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Hagler vows to destroy Sibson in Worcester title bout
World middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler says he will destroy challenger Tony Sibson in the February 11 title fight at Worcester Centrum. Sibson, 24, promises an all out brawl as Hagler declines predictions while eyes a possible $1.5 million payday and a sanctioned WBC and WBA defense.
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Bruins Dominate Sabres In 8-1 Victory At Home
Boston’s Terry O'Reilly and four Bruins each scored twice fueling an 8-1 rout over Buffalo. Crowder reached 100 career points with two goals and two assists from Keith Crowder and Mike Krushelnyski, while Slack goalie Jacques Cloutier drew criticism as Buffalo dropped its powerful surge early. The North Stars and Capitals extended unbeaten runs, and Detroit’s skid at the Spectrum persisted as Philadelphia closed in on first place. Vancouver rallied with three quick goals in the second period to seal a decisive win.
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Jets and Dolphins clash in pivotal AFC showdown
Jets arrive 5-1 with a top defense and pass rush worries as Ken Schroy notes pressure counts as sacks. Miami 4-2, led by Woodley and Andra Franklin, eyes victory in the AFC clash at the Orange Bowl amid injury concerns and a sluggish offense.
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