Ramsey recalls Saluki era amid Arena changes
Ex Saluki Joe Ramsey visited Carbondale to coach an Indiana school in a 82-45 loss while recalling the Arena’s green carpet tradition and the 43-1 home record. He praised current Salukis led by Glenn, noting crowds have shrunk but fans remain loyal.
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Pride on line as rushing title hinges on Bears vs Broncos
Walter Payton leads the NFL with 1,341 rushing yards in a tight race with O J Simpson who has 1,322. Simpson chases a fourth title in five years while Payton seeks his first. Payton needs one more big game after an 183 yard performance to surpass records, but Denver’s tough defense poses a challenge.
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Goreville and Gorham Upset In Shawnee Tourney Rounds
Goreville used 21 from Dwayne Drever and 14 from Bob Massey plus 10 from Nelson Davis to beat top seed Carterville 55 50 and reach the Wolf Lake title game. Gorham upset Dongola 57 55 as Charlie Glidewell hit a buzzer jumper. Tamaroa fell 63 61 to Grayville at Wayne City. Sesser defeated Crossville 83 57 led by Don Martin 23 points. Woodlawn opened Wayne City with a 79 58 win over Elverado. Additional Wayne City matchups listed for Saturday through Tuesday.
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Orr May Take Pay Cut If Hawks Attendance Stays Low
Bobby Orr's lawyer Alan Eagleson says the Chicago Black Hawks star would review his salary if attendance remains in the 10,000 to 12,000 range. Orr, on a five year 3 million deal, has played 12 games this season due to knee problems and seeks to avoid a big financial loss for the team. The NHLPA chief notes worries over arena gate receipts and urges league owners to address hockey's financial woes.
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Tiants Father Luis E Tiant Dies at 71 in Milton Mass
Luis E Tiant father of star Boston Red Sox pitcher Luis C Tiant dies at 71 in Milton Massachusetts. Funeral mass set for Monday at St Elizabeths Church, he died Friday at Carney Hospital. Fidel Castro granted special permission in August 1975 for Tiants to visit their son after 15 years apart.
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