Stuck to join Lady Vols at John A. Logan College
Former Carterville star Cindy Stuck will join John A. Logan College women’s basketball, adding inside punch after a midseason transfer from SEMO. Logan 10-1 ranked 16th may sit out 16 weeks per NJCAA rules but could be eligible for the Kankakee tournament or Paducah game in January.
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Tuesday Transactions Shakeup Across Leagues
Baseball moves include Braves trading Butch Edge to the White Sox for Mike Colbern while Cardinals add scouts Joe Frazier and George Silvey. Spurs waive Kevin Restani as NBA news crosses markets and the Browns announce the retirement of Tom Prothro effective March 1.
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Sparta Girls Rally Past Chester 50 37 In Conference Game
Sparta Bulldogs overcome a halftime deficit to defeat Chester 50 to 37 in a Southwest Egyptian Conference girls contest. Donna Westbecher scored 18 to lead Sparta while Carol Hopkins had 15 for Chester. Sparta improves to 2-4, Chester to 1-3.
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Blues' Liut Recovers From Mishap In 3-2 Win
Blues goalie Mike Liut shook off a mask shot blow to finish with 30 saves as St. Louis beat Buffalo 3-2. Tony Currie scored twice and Perry Turnbull added another while Buffalo outshot the Blues but could not avoid a fourth loss in six. The Blues extended a home winning streak to six.
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Patriots fire Erhardt and eight-man staff after 2-14 season
Ron Erhardt and eight assistants are dismissed as New England Patriots owner Billy Sullivan signals broader upheaval. The 2-14 record tied for worst in the NFL, with Baltimore, sparking plans for dramatic roster moves, trades for draft picks, and a new coach search. Several notable names considered for replacement.
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Idaho State QB heads 1981 All America football team
Idaho State quarterback Mike Machurek headlines the AP College Division 1981 All America list after guiding the Bengals to the Division I-AA title. Also named are repeaters Randy Trautman and William Dillon and George Floyd, with stars from Nicholls State, Nevada Reno, North Dakota State, and other programs.
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Steinbrenner near signing Collins for Yankees
New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said on Tuesday he is close to signing free agent Dave Collins to a three year contract and that Reggie Jackson may not be essential to the remodel after the World Series He stressed a new speed oriented lineup with Collins adding base stealing skill and potential signing announcement today
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