Demons Seek Win at Rock Ridge in pivotal opener
Washington Demons travel to Edgington Illinois to face Rock Ridge High School in a key early season game. Coach Dale Harter says a victory could set the tone for the grid campaign and momentum into conference play. Starting spots are shaping up with Morotti and Knorr securing roles and McCathy nursing an elbow injury.
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Hawkeyes Fans Get Parking Hints For Kinnick Games
Iowa City officials offer free parking options near campus including a 700 car lot at Hancher Auditorium with bus service to game day. Other free lots near the Iowa Memorial Union and main library, plus paid spots near Kinnick. Additional unsurfaced spaces may open weather permitting. Traffic guidance includes I 80 exits 59 and 60 and downtown Pentacrest bus shuttles.
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YMCA Pass Football Starts Sunday at Green Field
The Washington YMCA sponsors a new pass football league for local men with non contact rules and four teams Perfex Squire Shoppe McCleery-Cumming and Jaycees. Games Sunday at 1:30 and 2:45 p.m. feature six players per side with seven active on each snap and touchdowns seven points plus safeties two points.
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Royals fall to A's as pennant race tightens in Oakland
The Oakland A's blasted Kansas City 9-1 as Sal Bando launched a three run homer and Vida Blue pitched a complete game for his 19th win. Phil Garner went 4-for-4 with two RBIs while Royals ace Steve Busby took the loss. Whitey Herzog called for realism and a focus on next year as KC slid eight games back. In other AL action Boston beat Detroit 7-4, New York routed Milwaukee 8-2, California topped Chicago 4-2, Texas crushed Minnesota 9-4, and Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-5 after an earlier 7-1 setback.
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Pirates close in on title by Fred Down
Pirates tighten NL East race after an 84 victory over the Mets. Jim Rooker outpitched Tom Seaver with an eight hitter, aided by homers from Zisk, Howe and Sanguillen. Mets Kingman homered twice to lead the visitors as other NL results shift playoff math.
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Miller hopeful of big golf victory at Pinehurst Open
Defending champion Johnny Miller returns from a three week break to contend at the World Open at Pinehurst No. 2. Top players including Nicklaus and Ryder Cup hopefuls Nicklin anchored by Jacklin and Oosterhuis enter a challenging 72 hole test where no one will dominate. Miller hopes to capitalize on early rounds with good putting as he eyes a first prize of 200000 amid a star-studded field and talk of the money title.
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NFL players consider strike after owners’ contract offer
NFL players representatives discuss possible actions, from a strike to litigation, after a strong vote against the latest owners offer. Ed Garvey says bargaining could begin this week as teams await votes, while Sargent Karch cites deadlock unless Rozelle rule changes. Garvey urges roster limits to 47 to avoid false economy.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
East and West divisions show Pittsburgh and St Louis leading with Philadelphia and Cincinnati in pursuit as San Francisco and Los Angeles hold top records. Wednesday and Thursday results include St Louis over Chicago 7 5, Philadelphia over Montreal 1 0, and San Diego 2 Atlanta 1, plus Houston and San Francisco clashes. American League standings list Boston and Baltimore atop the table with New York and Detroit near the middle. midweek results feature Texas 9 Minnesota 4 and Cleveland 7 Baltimore 1 in 1st twilight and 2nd innings.
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