Sanders Earns First NBA Win With Celtics Over Rockets
Tom Sanders, in his first win as Celtics coach, led Boston to a 91-88 victory over Houston. Cowens starred with 18 points and 12 rebounds while defense limited Moses Malone as the Celtics end a rough stretch. In other NBA games, Sonics beat Pistons, Warriors over Nets, Spurs over Bucks, Kings over Lakers, Suns routed Jazz, and Hawks edged Bullets.
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Pacers Face Erskine In Key NAIA Clash
USC A will host fourth ranked Erskine College in a pivotal NAIA District 6 contest as the men seek a playoff spot and the women play at 6. USCA aims to cut turnovers, improve defense, and rely on Bill Weeks while Dave Montgomery undergoes knee surgery ending his season. Coach Johanna Gibbs expects strength for the women despite flu and a recent loss.
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Longest and shortest college field goals in 1977 season
Russell Erxleben of Texas and Steve Little of Arkansas kicked 67 yard field goals, the longest in the year. The season also featured Kent State’s Paul Marchese with a 16 yarder, the shortest by a collegian.
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Trevino Returns To Form In Phoenix Open Favor
Lee Trevino, back from a serious back surgery, seeks another win in the $200,000 Phoenix Open as he enters a deep field led by Tom Watson, Hubert Green, Lanny Wadkins and others. Trevino finished fourth at Tucson to start 1978 and remains a strong contender for a long career. CBS will televise portions of the final two rounds.
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UNC interview list grows with Bud Carson as candidate
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