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Page B-4 The Knoxville News-Sentinel Tuesday August 18 198l' Bob Winkel Cut by Jets as the Ax Falls in NFL Compiled From Press Dispatches The ax fell Monday in the National Football League More than 150 players were either cut or inactivated Among then was Bob Winkel former Oak Ridge High star who for two seasons has been a defensive end with the New York Jets Winkel played at Kentucky The Jets also dropped Danny Sanders ex-Carson-Newman quarterback from Oak Ridge It was the second time in three years the Jets have cut Sanders Bill Gregory 10-year NFL veteran was waived by Seattle and he was quick to point out that his age had to be a factor in the decision had a feeling they wanted to move somebody else into my starting said the 31 -year-old defensive end I felt before and I still feel 1 can play football that I can still rush the passer what heard that they wanted more pass rush I guess one year of not leading the team in sacks and one year of being over The Dallas Cowboys still are awaiting word on the condition of free safety Randy Hughes The seven-year veteran dislocated his right shoulder for the third time in his career when he tried to make an arm tackle in Saturday preseason game against Los Angeles Hughes a former All-American at Oklahoma is expected to make 1 an announcement along with the team doctors this week on the possible end of his career There were other veterans who felt the blade of the cut and the Washington Redskins led the way releasing a number of experienced players First-year head coach Joe Gibbs asked waivers on running backs Ike Forte and Bobby Hammond linebacker Dallas Hickman and wide receivers Jon McDaniel and Zion McKinney The Redskins also released 14 other players and placed veteran cornerback Ray Waddy on the physically-unable-to-perform list the reserved did-not-report list while Tampa Bay put nose tackle Randy Crowder on injured reserve along with strong safety Mark Cot-ney In other moves the Detroit Lions traded offensive lineman Lee Spivey to the Redskins for a conditional 1982 draft choice the 49ers acquired offensive lineman Dan Audick from the Chargers for an undisclosed 1982 draft choice and the Kansas City Chiefs announced the signing of center Jack Rudnay to two one-year contracts Other veterans of note released by their teams included San Diego punter Rick Partridge Minnesota wide receiver Kevin Miller Baltimore defensive end Ron Fernandes Green Bay linebacker Jim Gueno running back Don Woods by San Francisco defensive backs Dave Becker and Wentford Gaines by Chicago Miami running back Delvin Williams headed a list of players placed on reserved lists The Dolphins placed Williams on Ingram Back in Business PRO TRANSACTIONS By THOMAS News-Sentinel Sportswriter Brian Ingram thought about giving up football last fall not for long but he thought about it Ingram a senior defensive end had injured his neck in a scrimmage a week before the opener with Georgia The damage a compression fracture of the vertebra gave him a season on the sidelines The subsequent tingles gave him the chills blacked the former Memphis Hamilton star recalled I awoke (trainer) Tim Kerin was standing over me He asked me how I felt I told him I was numb and 1 felt a tingle It was scary the whole time of rehabilitation I was wondering whether I should play again I talked to my family about it I wanted to play but the tingles scared He decided to try again despite the possible ramifications It be easy He knew he would have to jump back in it Like a person thrown from a horse he had to climb right back on So when spring practice began he immediately tested the neck wanted to get the hardest possible hit as soon as he said thought if I could survive Harrison at Kent State When Tragedy Struck BASEBALL DETROIT Placed outfielder Champ Summers on the 15-day disabled list called up catcher-third baseman Monte Castillo from Evansville of the American Association LOS ANGELES Placed second baseman Dave Lopes on 15-day disabled list recalled Steve Sax from San Antonio of the Texas League FOOTBALL BALTIMORE Waived strong safety Gerald Jackson of Mississippi State defensive end Ron Fernandes of Eastern Michigan and defensive bock Keith Jenkins of Cincinnati placed Arnie Diaz of Tulane on iniured reserved activated strong safety Ken Sitton CINCINNATI Waived running back Deacon Turner kicker Tom Birnev ond kicker-quarterback Mark O'Connell DETROIT Traded offensive lineman Lee Spivey to Washington for a draft choice waived middle linebackers Eddie Cole and Davie Simmons running back Bruce Reeves guard Dan Hardy and defensive bock David Martin GREEN BAY Released linebackers Jim Gueno and Brian Cabral defensive linemen Kit Lathrop and Trov Thomas wide receiver Bob-bv Kimball quarterback Mike Mancuso tackle Steve Chambers and defensive bocks Scott Perry and Horace Perkins KANSAS CITY Signed center Jack Rudnay to a 1-year contract waived quarterback Mike Solomon guard Wayne Washington kicker Wavne Anderson linebacker Ed Baxley safety Terry Love and offensive lineman Gerald Scott MIAMI Placed running back Delvin Williams on did not report'' list waived tight end Steve Fulsom of Utah wide receiver Jerrald McRae of Tennessee State offensive tackle Nate Henderson of Florida State linebacker Mike Murphy of Southwest Missouri offensive tackle Bill Searcy of Alabama and linebocker Paul Piurowski of Florida State MINNESOTA Waived wide receivers Ron McCall and Kevin Miller running back Ken Harris tight end Brian Williams kicker Mike Guzzo quarterback Bob Farra defensive tackle Ricky Robinson cornerback Marcus Fisher and safety Larry Brune signed running back Garry White NEW ENGLAND Placed running backs Allan Clark and Rich Villela and tight end Gary Wright an injured reserve placed guard Steve Schindler and linebacker Barry Burget on "reserve did not list NEW YORK JETS Placed fullback Mar-ion Barber on injured reserve waived defensive tackle Bob Winkel and running back Bobby Ballon tight end Mike Maher wide receiver Lloyd Janes linebacker Mike Brewington de fensive backs Mark Streeter and Carlos Henderson center Wes Hubert tackle Alan Blan-shan running backs Homer Jones and Ted Blackwell and quarterback Danny Sanders PHILADELPHIA Waived linebacker Earnest Adams of Illinois halfback Artis Corhee of Nevada-Las Vegas defensive back Mike Lush of East Stroudsburg State and linebacker Ken Sheets of North Carolina placed on injured reserve cornerback Terrell Ward of San Diego State nose guard Gail Davis ot Virginia Union wide receiver Ray Sydnor linebacker Kelton Dansler of Ohio State wide receiver Ken Bloir of Missouri fullback Bill Gower of Southern Colorado guard-center Chris Kelly of Tulsa and defensive tackle Buddy Moor of Eastern Kentucky ST LOUIS Waived linebacker Jett McIntyre placed guards Joe Adams and Ron Coder and wide receivers Jim Joiner Vince Feather-son and Don Lucas an injured reserve SAN FRANCISCO Waived running back Don Woods wide receiver Artie Owens safety Herb Williams kicker Fred Bock Ray Jones James Looney Larry Barker DuPree Marshall and Bill Jensen placed on injured reserve running backs Phil Francis and Bill Ring wide receiver Eric Herring linebacker Ed Judie and offensive tackle Ken Bungarda placed lineman Jean Barrett on "reserve did not list placed assistant coach Ray Rhodes an the "reserve retired" list SEATTLE Waived defensive end Bill Gregory running back Al Hunter linebacker Terrv Rennaker wide receiver Ron Johnson running back Jim Stone guard Gary Miller defensive tackle Gene Rowell linebacker Joe Wells safety Dave Moltica and cornerbock Dave Boschma placed running bock Larrv Brinson on injured reserve TAMPA BAY Waived defensive back Forrest Henrv defensive lineman Joe Moreino and kicker Herb Menhardt put on injured reserve safety Mark Cotney safety Curtis Jordan wide receiver Jackie Flowers tight end Tony Samuels and wide receiver-punt returner Joe Stewart placed on physically unable to perform list defensive tackle Randy Crowder announced retirement of Wes Roberts WASHINGTON Waived linebacker-defensive end Dallas Hickman running backs Bobby Hammond Ike Forte and George Ragsdale wide receivers Zion McKinney John McDaniel and Jerry Hill defensive tackle Rich Dimler punter Dave Smigelsky kickers Brian Speelman and Sandro Vitiello linebackers Herb Spencer and Bill Banks and defensive back Terry Peters placed on injured reserve defensive ends Neil Elshire and Angelo Wells and defensive back James Stewart placed on physically unable to perform list defensive back Ray Waddy acquired offensive linemon Lee Spivey from Detroit UT Assistants (Sixth in a series) As Bob Harrison walked across the Kent State campus on that fateful day in May of 1970 he heard noises he assumed were firecrack-j ers But a few i minutes later as word began to spread about the tragic shootings of four students by National Guardsmen and as Harrison came Harrison upon road blocks he realized what the noises were was pretty horrifying" he recalled had those Ml rifles on campus I realize how devastating a wound it could Harrison receiver coach was coaching at Kent State his alma mater He got that job the same way he got his first coaching job they called him first two coaching jobs were at my alma he said I graduated from Kent State I tried pro football but I hurt my knee i sure what I was going to do but my old high school (John Adams in Cleveland) called and said there was a position available That was 1964 In 1969 Kent State called And in 1971 Harrison moved to Iowa where he went head-to-head with John Majors in recruiting wars After stops at Cornell and North Carolina State where he coached under Lou Holtz he came to Knoxville While in school at Kent State he picked up a double major in history and social sciences a Roman history buff because have always interested His first love though is jazz a devoted jazz said Harrison who will turn 40 four days after the Georgia game listen to music all the time I like the new jazz but I also like some of the older things I have any musical talent but my wife (Anna) plays the piano and my oldest daughter (Lorraine 15) plays the piano and The Harrison also have a daughter Barbara 14 THOMAS Former Coach Goes on Trial BRIAN INGRAM Vols-Trojans Live on TV 6 football game at Southern Cal Sept 12 will be broadcast live on ABC-TV (WATE TV 6) in Knoxville the station announced Monday The broadcast will begin that night at 10:30 The game is not a network game and the announcers will be supplied by the Southern Cal network It is an exception to the NCAA rules covering football telecasts in that it is not scheduled to be carried nationwide As previously announced the game will also be broadcast the next day over the USA cable network as part of replay package of all Southern Cal games Tate Honored in Little Rock Big John Tate hot off his first-round knockout of Claman (Sandman) Parker a little more than a week ago had a little tougher time with a Little Rock disc jockey Friday Tate who was in Little Rock for the Tate is back in Knoxville after sparring deejay Gary Hogan for five rounds meeting Arkansas Governor Frank White and putting his hand in cement About 2500 spectators attended and most were hollering for Tate to Hogan Tate was raised near Little Rock in West Memphis Ark BERNARD Taylor undefeated featherweight goes against Tim Lucero (12-0-1) in a scheduled eight-rounder in San Antonio Sunday Taylor (9-0) the has seven knockouts Lucero six NBC will televise portions of the fight card which features Texas middleweight Tony Ayala Halls Frosh Report Freshman football candidates at Halls High will report at 4 pm Wednesday at the fieldhouse Knoxville area schools needing a freshman game should contact coach David Wayland at 922-8545 (school) or 922-7615 (home) the hardest one be okay After the first time it hurt and all the scared feelings went Ingram missed more than just a season of football in 1980 He missed graduating with his friends the classmates who had shared so much in four years wanted to go out with the guys who were seniors he said sort of funny About a week before I was hurt my roommate (Chris Bolton) and I were talking about graduating together and what would happen if one of us got hurt and stayed another year Then it happened to departure was the first in a long line of unfortunate happenings at defensive end Mike Cofer went down against Georgia Tech Charles Morgan quit after the Alabama game What remained were an assortment of walk-ons and inexperienced players For John Julies then in his first year as full-time defensive end coach it was a nightmare are certainly in a better position this time than last year" said Julies referring to return and senior Lemont Holt arrival counting on them for a lot of leadership It will be nice to have them Although Ingram and Jeffers the only two current senior defensive starter will make end one of the strongest positions the problems are not over Depth is still a concern Tony Simmons switched from tackle in spring but was red-shirt-ed last year Mike Terry Johnny McAdams and Bret Aitchison have little if any experience Some backup help may come from freshmen like Rodney Coates who had originally signed with Villanova before that school dropped football Because he would have been a senior last year Ingram 22 says his role really changed that much He still must be a leader Toward that end he spent the summer pounding himself into the best shape possible stayed on that neck machine every day" he said I did a lot of shoulder work to build up the muscles around my neck My entire body strength improved up to 235 which is a little ironic because when I was a freshman I played tackle at 195 and now 40 pounds heavier and an end was tough being out last year but worked hard Now ready to TIM RUMSEY was moved to first-team guard ahead of incumbent Dwight Wilson Jani Trupov-nieks moved to first-team left tackle Running back Glenn Ford was moved to wingback to help plug the hole left by Anthony Hancock who is out with a foot injury ALVIN JONES last year heralded as a blue-chip quarterback when he signed was moved to the defensive backfield Jones a sophomore had been listed as fourth-team quarterback when practice opened Monday morning The secondary with Bill Bates the only returning starter is badly in need of depth SOPHOMORE reserve offensive guard David Brown from Douglas-ville Ga did not report to practices and has officially left the team His plans are unknown Bobby Allison Retains Lead DAYTONA BEACH (AP) -Bobby Allison still tops the NASCAR Winston Cup standings but veteran stock car driver Darrell Waltrip is edging closer to the lead for the national driving title second-place finish in last Champion Spark Plug 400 at Michigan International Raceway has moved him to within 70 points of lead Allison has 3180 points Waltrip follows with 3110 Harry Gant is third with 2942 and Ricky Rudd is fourth with 2829 Most of the leaders will be in the Volunteer 500 Saturday night at BristoL West's SEC Notebook ALBUQUERQUE (AP) -Opening arguments were scheduled today in the fraud trial of Manny Goldstein the former University of New Mexico assistant basketball coach fired in the midst of a recruiting scandal that hit the school nearly two years ago Goldstein now living in New York faces six counts of fraud and filing false public vouchers Jury selection consumed most of the opening session Monday Goldstein who worked under former New Mexico head coach Norm Ellenberger faces charges that he padded $229269 to expense reports he submitted to the university for basketball trips In the indictment Goldstein is charged with filing false public vouchers for trips to several cities between March 1978 and September 1979 Goldstein Ellenberger and another former assistant John Whi-senant were charged in the after-math of an investigation that followed the recruiting break just before the start of the 1979-80 basketball season Both Ellenberger and Goldstein at the time chief recruiter were fired in December 1979 Ellenberger was convicted in June on 21 of 22 counts similar counts However Ellenberger received a suspended sentence from District Judge Phillip Baiamonte Baiamonte refused to impose a prison sentence on Ellenberger and instead fired a verbal barrage at college athletics in general and the pressures placed on coaches by fans and administrators who demand they produce winning teams Starts on Page B-3 has been coaching without the benefit of his own selections as assistants The staff has been changed New are Tevester Anderson high school coach from Atlanta and Roger Banks off Hugh Georgia staff Smith has new life but signed only one prep prospect His top recruit of last year 6-5 Vince Martello has transferred to Florida State GENE LORENDO offensive coordinator on some of greatest teams a Ralph Jordan assistant beginning in 1951 is now head football coach at Scott Prep School Gene is also head basketball coach and head baseball coach and chief physical education teacher forced me to retire from Auburn in the spring of said Lorendo School offered me a job been coaching for free in the recreation league" RUSTY DEEN 1974 defensive end is athletic dorm daddy He manages Sewell Hall enforces house rules assists in solving problems DYE SAYS Tennessee have to worry about Auburn wanting to wear orange jerseys any more Anytime the Tigers have a choice show up in dark blue AUBURN will play an occasional football game in Birmingham if Dye gets his way The coach does not want to forfeit the Birmingham recruiting area to Alabama Dye wants seven home games He wants to play Alabama here and in Tuscaloosa but expect that change to come easily He would just as soon throw back 1983-84 games with Texas AUBURN charges $12 for home games against SEC foes $11 for a ticket to the Georgia Tech game $10 for Texas Christian and Wake Forest The Ideal Athletic Shoe For All Field Sports Shouted Down Says Juror Monday's Results Elizotwttrton 7 Johnson City 1 Rointsvitto IS ftluefieid 0 Bristol t-0 Kingsport 2-3 Tuesday's Games Johnson City at Eluobethton Pointsvide at Bluefield Bristol at King soon adidas VKb're 90 a footing far winning Nylon-leather upper with rubber multi-cleated sole The most durable shoe we sell Built in heel counter with padded tongue Sizes 11 12 Ito 13 Angeles Coliseum Commission and the Oakland Raiders football team After 13 days of deliberation the jurors had not decided whether the league violated Federal antitrust law by keeping the Raiders from moving to Los Angeles Federal Judge Harry Pregerson concluded the jury was hopelessly deadlocked agree on Miss Hayes said agree on the instructions from the first page to the last There was really no discipline in the (jury) room (There was) shouting and talking out of turn" Hayes said she decided to speak out Monday because she wanted to defend both herself and Gelker She said the 10 jurors never really went over the evidence together LOS ANGELES (UPI) One of the two jurors on the minority side in the NFL-Oakland Raiders antitrust case which ended last week in a mistrial says the eight jurors in the majority had their minds made up from the start and shouted down her and the other juror who sided with the NFL Billie Hayes 32 of Ventura said Monday thb majority jurors called her and stupid" and refused to view the evidence impartially looked at one side she said tried to get me to shut up They want me to give my side of the story they criticized me before I Jury forewoman Carole Slaten said Hayes did get to talk and in fact dominated" the first few days of deliberations but that other jurors found her inconsistent and Hayes and Thomas Gelker 66 of Anaheim were still holding out for the league Thursday night when the mistrial was declared in the easel brought against the NFL by the Los 'RADIATORS' (CLEANED REPAIRED! 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