Foyt Earns Fourth Indy 500 Title In 1977 Hoosier Year
The 1977 Indy 500 victory made A J Foyt the first to win four times as a record crowd and prize money marked the 61st running. Indiana sports year featured Bird Woodson and Herrmann, Pacers collapse and rescue, Carmel and IU milestones, plus notable deaths and controversies across high school to pro levels.
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Angels eye star manager amid Dodgers ties
In a period of personnel speculation the California Angels pursued high profile managers including Gene Mauch and Walter Alston. Alston, turning 66, declined the Angels offer citing his Dodgers pay and duties. The piece notes the Angels seek a bigger name than Dave Garcia to boost headlines and regional appeal.
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Finley Kuhn Plan A's Fate in Palm Springs Meeting
Oakland A's owner Charles O Finley and MLB Commissioner Bowie Kuhn will meet with Oakland Coliseum officials in Palm Springs to discuss the proposed sale and transfer of the A's franchise to Denver. Finley says Kuhn is invited and will attend as commissioner, not observer.
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Arkansas suspends three players drop bid to play in Orange Bowl
Three University of Arkansas football players Ben Cowins Micheal Forrest and Donny Bobo withdrew their request to play in the Orange Bowl three days before kickoff. U S District Judge Terry L Shell dismissed the motion while the players plan to continue their lawsuit against the university The incident involved a woman in an athletic dormitory and Coach Lou Holtz had suspended the players pending further proceedings.
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Gator Bowl stakes rise for Pitt Clemson clash
Pitt and Clemson enter a New Year’s weekend bowl with 2-1 records and pride on the line. Matt Cavanaugh seeks redemption after a national TV fade and senior Tony Dorsett eyes a win to cap a strong season.
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Fame Tourney Seeks Teams for Indiana Hall of Fame Event
Selection chair Bud Ritter says letters will go out next month to possible participants for 1978. He notes the inaugural tourney drew strong local teams like Gary Emerson, Fort Wayne North, Bloomington South, and Frankfort, with financial success reported. Anderson, Muncie Central, Valparaiso and others have shown interest for next year, with a decision on the field anticipated by mid January.
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