College Super Bowl proposal revives after TV ruling
In Chicago the NCAA and bowl groups clash over a possible college football playoff after a Supreme Court TV ruling shifts game deals to schools and conferences. Critics warn a playoff could end post season games, while bowls fear loss of impact and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NCAA
U.S. Supreme Court
Hyatt Regency
O’hare
Supreme Court
Mickey Holmes
Holmes
Mike Lude
Washington Athletic
Olympians rout NBA group in warmup for Los Angeles
Chris Mullin sparked the U S Olympic team in a 128 106 exhibition victory over a group of NBA players in Providence Mullin scored 16 in the third quarter after a slow start and joined Michael Jordan on 16 points to pace the Olympians Patrick Ewing and Sam Perkins added 16 and 15 respectively The NBA squad led briefly at 6 4 37 36 and 39 36 but the Olympians pulled away with strong rebounding and 36 16 assists advantage The series continues with six more tuneups before the Los Angeles Games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Chris Mullin
National Basketball Association
U.S
Mullin
NBA
Darrell Walker
New York Knicks
Olympians
Indiana University
Los Angeles
St. John’s
Wayman Tisdale
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Michael Jordan
Sam Perkins
Alvin Robertson
Arkansas
Gus Williams
Washington
Orlando Woolridge
Chicago
Patrick Ewing
Georgetown
John Bagley
Cleveland
Perkins
Chris Lewis
New Zealand
Nduka Odizor
Nigeria
India
Ramesh Krishnan
Lewis
Odizor
West Germany
Boris Becker
McEnroe
Roland Stadler
Switzerland
Indians Rally In Doubleheader Split With Texas
The Cleveland Indians, after a long slow start, split a Thursday doubleheader with Texas with strong hitting led by Mel Hall Joe Carter and Carmen Castillo. In game one Texas won 10 6 while Cleveland claimed game two 7 2 with homers from Carter Thornton Castillo and Hall and solid outfield platoons from Corrales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
Pat Corrales
Texas
Corrales
Mel Hall
Brett Butler
George Vukovich
Pat Tabler
Joe Carter
Carmen Castillo
Hall
Carter
Chicago Cubs
Minnesota
Andre Thornton
Frank
Larry Barnett
McEnroe barbs aside, Wimbledon crowd salutes defending champ
John McEnroe earned a 6-1 6-3 7-5 victory over Rodney Harmon to reach the Wimbledon third round amid cheering and scrutiny of his on-court conduct. Notable upsets included Virginia Wade and Pat Cash defeating Mats Wilander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
John McEnroe
Rodney Harmon
Ito
McEnroe
Super Brat
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Zina Garrison
Chris Evert Lloyd
Betsy Nagelsen
Scott Davis
Lloyd
John Lloyd
Ivan Lendl
Rolf Gehring
West Germany
Harmon
Garrison
Virginia Wade
Kathy Horvath
United States
Bettina Bunge
Wilander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bown
John Davis
Sports Forum
Phil Pepe
Bobby Knight
Knight
Terry Cummings
Los Angeles Clippers
Ding
Pat Cash
Australia
Cash