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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1978
Page
6
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The discussion centers on penalties for intentional grounding and keeping quarterbacks from holding the ball too long. Shula suggests ideas like a two hand tap or flag on the quarterback, while noting that a similar rule for punters would hinder defenses and that the passer’s aim to throw remains a key difference.
Miami quarterback Bob Griese, returning from knee ligament damage, questions remedies for the NFL quarterback injury epidemic. Don Shula and John McKay push for staying on rules, arguing changes would alter football, while Griese notes injuries often follow standard blocking.
Cincinnati quarterback Ken Anderson aims to recapture his noted passing form as he heals from a hand injury. He played through rust in a 21 0 loss to Miami, with coach Homer Rice weighing a midgame substitution. Anderson says the hand no longer hurts and that time and rhythm are needed to regain top accuracy.
Alan Page reported to the Chicago Bears after being placed on waivers by Minnesota. He aims to help Chicago win the Central Division, saying he has no scores to settle with Minnesota. Teammates welcomed him, noting his 109 tackles, 12 sacks, and 44 hurries last season. Page plans to stay in Minneapolis for at least another year while his family settles in.
Gary Fencik, Bears strong safety and former Yale receiver, laments mental errors as Chicago stands 3-3 after three straight losses. He notes offense and defense must improve, urges focus, and points to upcoming road games at Denver and Tampa Bay as tests for turning the season around.
Sunland entries include Grecia Jeannie and Piper among others in the twelfth race for one mile, with several horses listed and weights noted. Arkansas coach Lou Holtz reports a less physical but high intensity workout with improving defense and passing, ahead of the Texas game on Oct. 21. The Downtown Athletic Club will again announce the Heisman winner at a November 28 news conference after last year’s prime time ceremony.
Tom Watson overwhelmed Dale Hayes of South Africa 11 and 9 in the first round at Wentworth, sparking a bid to $400,000 in a single year. Watson’s aggressive play featured a 50-foot birdie putt and 10 straight holes under par, while American peers faltered as Graham Marsh and Gary Player advanced.
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