Jacobs Favored To Win Indoor High Jump Title
Franklin Jacobs of Fairleigh Dickinson, the 5-8% athlete, seeks the national indoor high jump title at Madison Square Garden aiming for a world best 7-9 while defending champion Dwight Stones is out. Jacobs trials a 7-8% best and plans a refined arm lift and takeoff, recovering from a minor foot bruise as 24 events unfold with no defending champ in several disciplines.
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Basketball at a glance Eastern and Central divisions
A compact recap shows team standings in the Eastern Conference Atlantic and Central divisions with wins and losses. It lists Wash 39 19 Philadelphia 33 23 New Jersey 29 28 Boston 24 34 New York 2 37 Cleveland 25 35 Houston 33 26 Atlanta 32 29 Cleveland 25 35 Detroit 23 37 New Orleans 19 43 Seattle 37 22 Los Angeles 36 24 Phoenix 36 24 Portland 29 29 Seattle 30 31 Golden State 28 33 The schedule includes Thursday through Sunday games with results and matchups across teams.
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Baseball Transactions Take Shape Across AL and NL
The Baltimore Orioles sign Billy Smith Gary Roenicke and Jeff Rineer to one year deals. The Cleveland Indians report Dan Spillner won a 70 thousand dollar arbitration for one year. The Los Angeles Dodgers sign Pete Brogery to a one year contract. The San Diego Padres sign Fred Kendall as catcher.
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Landry lauds Rozelle for admitting bad Super Bowl call
Cowboys coach Tom Landry praises NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle after Rozelle said the referee erred on a key pass interference call in Super Bowl XIII. Rozelle cited film analysis showing no other errors, while players urge future use of instant replay.
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Pecos Boys Track Schedule Reveals Meet Lineup
Pecos announces the boys track schedule featuring Ai Open event, regional meet at Lubbock Odessa and Hobbs or Lubbock state meet options. The lineup lists venues in Texas and nearby locations with dates pending final approval.
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Connors remains undefeated in World Championship of Tennis
In San Juan Jimmy Connors beat Peter Fleming 6-5 6-0 to stay unbeaten, with Gerulaitis and Nastase also winning. Panatta trails at 1-2, while Fleming and Gerulaitis share second at 2-1 behind Connors. Mets, golf and bowling notes follow.
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Bonds Indians contract talks resume in Phoenix
Cleveland Indians president Gabe Paul planned further negotiations with outfielder Bobby Bonds and his agent Rod Wright in Phoenix. Bonds, 32, has four years left on his Texas Rangers era contract, and seeks renegotiation or a trade to a West Coast club. Pitchers and catchers in Tucson were due to report for spring training with workouts starting Saturday and the full squad on Sunday.
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