Spurs Draft Picks Show Hopefuls Aim for Pro Ball
Spurs coach Moe discussed recent draft selections Jeff Wilkins Henderson Hicks Sims Buckley and Robinson Gladney with focus on potential roles. He cited Wilkins as a challenger for Billy Paultz while backing Henderson as a strong rebounder and defender amid a busy NBA meetings schedule in San Diego.
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Multi sport chaos with trades and injuries
A jumbled wire of scores and moves from baseball basketball golf and tennis. Gilbert Salinas nets four for Burbank while Oklahoma’s David “Snake Crush” clinches a Sooner win in a close finish. Winkles named San Francisco coach in Oakland shakeup. Lasorda misses Dodgers game due to family illness. Pirates acquire Wubby Tolan as Ken Macha shuffled to Columbus. National Football League players seek cleanups with Ed Garry leading talks. Chako Higuchi tops LPGA field in North Myrtle Beach. Nastase dominates in Davis Cup ties. boxing title bout slated for Vineland.
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NBA Draft Week Brings High Hopes and Trades for Bucks
The draft opens amid delays in New York as 24 franchises connect to the conference call. Benson, facing bigger duties with Milwaukee, joins a first round loaded with IU stars Scott May Quind Buckner and Bob Wilkerson plus Marques Johnson Ernie Gronfeld and Ouis Birdsong adapting to a reshaped lineup.
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Stark loses lead to fall to second in NCAA Gale Championships
Arizona State's Dee Mikles shot 68 to overtake Houston's John Stark after 54 holes at Colgate Seven Oaks. Stark, once the leader, shot a 74 to finish with a 214 total, dropping to second.
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Astros Top Mets 4-1 as Andujar Shuts Door
Astros beat the Mets 4-1 behind Joaquin Andujar allowing two hits. Cesar Cedeno scored on a Cabell sacrifice fly after a wild pickoff miscue in the third, giving Houston the lead and the win.
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National Men 35 Hard Court Championships On Sale
Tickets for the USTA National Men s 35 Hard Court Championships begin Monday at McFarlin Tennis Center. Reserved seats are 90 dollars for all sessions. Adult tickets are 244 and daily junior tickets are available.
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Randoph drives Yankees past Twins 4-1 in AL leaders clash
Willis Randoph plated a two run double and Chris Chambliss added a run scoring single and steal as the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 4 1 in a battle of division leaders.
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