Carlen Denies Power Aim in South Carolina Move
Jim Carlen announced he will run the South Carolina program with full control of the football side after replacing Paul Dietzel as head coach as Harold Hagan became athletic director. The reshuffle also saw Ralph Floyd resign as assistant athletic director amid university confirmation.
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Columbia
Jim Carlen
University of South Carolina
Carlen
Paul Dietzel
Texas Tech
South Carolina
Dietzel
Harold Bob Hagan
Hagan
McGuire
Mooney
Carolina
Dietsel
Ralph Floyd
William H. Patterson
USC
Devine Leaves Packers for Notre Dame Coaching Job
Dan Devine resigns as Green Bay Packers coach and general manager after a 6-8 season and prepares to become head coach at Notre Dame. The move follows Ara Parseghian's resignation and centers speculation on Bart Starr or Dave Hanner as possible successors at Green Bay.
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Devine
Green Bay Packers
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Parseghian
Fighting Irish
Packers
Atlanta
South Bend
Ind
Packer
Dominic Olejniczak
Bart Starr
Dave Hanner
Hanner
Arizona State University
University of Missouri
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Scoreboard notes and race results across leagues
Multiple pro and college games listed by date with teams such as Philadelphia Boston Seattle Cleveland and New Orleans. Includes NHL WHA ABA and college scores plus notable horse racing results at Laurel Aqueduct Garden State and Suffolk Downs with winners like Laurel winner One For You and New Orleans Flying Wedge.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Providence
Golden
New York
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Houston
Seattle
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Portland
Buttalows
Kansas City
Omaha
Heston
Detroit
Bowling Results and High Series Highlights from Local Meet
The listing covers multiple divisions with top scorers in scratch and handicap events. Notable names include Nancy Barber and Barbara Stinson in women’s high series, Gene Hallman in men’s high series handicap, and Lomunick Pharmacy leading team series. Additional figures include Jody Clark, Kenny Burkhart, Kelly Brooks, and Sherrie Floyd across boys and girls divisions with various high games and series totals.
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Nancy Barber
Barbara Stinson
Jo Ann Goldman
Nancy Bar
Lomunick Pharmacy
David Swanson
Jody Clark
Kenny Burkhart
Tommys TV
Satcher Ford
Charlie's Auto Service
Charlie's New
Park Avenue
Judy's
Dunklebarger & Simpson
Boylston Bro's Inc
Seminickh Pharmacy
Big Discount Johnson Pharmacy
Sealtest
Aiken
Gma & Harley's Auto Parts
Deant Kastle i Free Enterprise
Gene Hallman
Gene Gilmore
Ussery
Wolfpack Still Number One Indiana Hoosiers On The Move
The Hoosiers moved to No 2 in the AP college basketball poll, dropping UCLA to third. NC State remains No 1 after wins over Notre Dame and Texas A M.
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Wolfpack
Indiana Hoosiers
New York
Hoosiers
Indiana
Ucla Bruins
Associated Press College
North Carolina State
Bob Knight
Notre Dame
Texas A&m
Bruins
Oregon State
Louisville
Florida State
Cardinals
Maryland
Georgetown
DePauw
Marquette
Toledo
The
Warriors
Nevada-Reno
Southern California
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Penn
C. St
UCLA
Cal
N. Carolina
Memphis St
Arizona
Carolina
Purdue
Providence
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oregon
Kentucky
Arizona State
Boston College
Bowling Green
Bradley
Canisius
Clemson
Depaul
la Salle Manhattan
Michigan
Miami
Ohio
Minnesota
Rutgers
San Francisco
Southern Illinois
Stanford
Texas-El Paso
Vanderbilt
Washington
Hoosiers Defeat Toledo as Knight Praises Green
Indiana, ranked No. 2, beat Toledo 92-70. Steve Green led Indiana with 29 points while John Laskowski sat with an injury and Nick Knight praised Green’s movement and shot selection. Toledo’s Larry Cole led with 17 points.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Bobby Nichols
Indiana
Hoosiers
Nichols
Rockets
Bobby Knight
Steve Green
Green
Knight
John Laskowski
Scott May
Kent Benson
Larry Cole
Russ Frost
Southern California
Trojans
Houston
Clint Chapman
Biff Burrell
Creighton
Doug Brookins
Southern Illinois
Joe Meriweather
Blue Jays
Salukis
Chad Nelson
Minnesota
Stanford
Ron Norwood
DePaul
Rhode Island
Riley Dotson
Terry Thomas
Detroit
Bowling Green
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Frank McGuire
Floyd
Washington, D. C
William and Mary
Wis
Dan Devine
Starr
Green Bay Area
NBA
San Antonio
Kentucks
Virginia
Memphis
St Louis
San Antonieo
Utah
San Diego
NHL
New York Islanders
Vilanta
Vancouver
New York Rangers
York Islanders
Huttalo
Montreal
California
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Edmonton
Bu Ag
Indianapolis
Reland
Quebec
New England
Phoenix
Winnipeg
Mich
Ball St
Anderson
Hayward St
South
Georgia
Jacksonville
Bakersfield
Morehead
la Tech
Appalachian
Southwest
S Cai
Houston Baptist
McNeese St
Far West
Idaho
Boise St
N. Cole
New Las Vegas
UC Santa Barbara
Laurel
Chris McCarron
Sandy Hawley
Sir Ivor
Keystone
Cherry Hill
Remor Mill
Tara Run
Garden State
Laurel. Md
Noble
Strate Edge
Calder
Love Reality
Boston - Crewell
Drum
Suffolk Downs
Fleetwood Billy
Fair Grounds
Aiken Bowl
Ken Brooks
Roy Green
Jimmy Thacker
wHdep Hoy Green
Kelly Brooks
Susan Burleson
Dale Smith
Mary Watson
JR. & SR
Annette Renew
Sherrie Floyd
Debre Chees
Debbie Lawrence
Sandra Jackson
Cathy deMedicis
Drifters League
Aiken Bow
Wilson
F&m Bank
Kathy Gilmore
Sandra Hopkins
Lee Soper
Shirley Bell
HIS & Her League
Tate deMedicis
Lee Smith
Dewey Lail
Ruth deMedicis
Cumbee
Bill Woodward
Il! Woodward
KKK
Aiken Raiders
Aiken Office Supply
Trans South Finance Co
Arnold Green
Doggery Carvers
Dirty Birds
Pin Rattiers
C&j Ture Co
Pat's
Ms Busters
Odd
Cougars
Gettysburg
Villanova
North Carolina
Ellington
Buick-Cadillac Co., Inc
Earl Hite Orl.t. Redd
Park Ave
Wy Vane
Ene
Lah Os
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