Adams leads Indiana high school basketball poll
South Bend Adams Eagles rise to No. 1 in the AP Indiana high school basketball poll as Anderson drops from the top after two overtime losses. Fort Wayne North moves to 2, Hammond Noll to 3, Ben Davis to 4, Emerson to 5, Merrillville to 6, with Tell City and New Albany debuting in the Top 20.
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Indianapolis
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Merrillville
Bloomington South
Lawrence North
Washington
Elkhart Central
Evansville Central
Tell City
New Albany
Muncie Central
Lakeland
Terre Haute South
Gary Roosevelt
Tippecanoe Valley
Covington
Marion
Sullivan
Cass
Wayne Harding
Ft. Wayne South
Huntington North
Martinsville
S Bend
S. Spencer
Ballclubs face meager pickings in baseball draft
New York AP reports the January amateur draft faces a lean year with few high quality players. Toronto Blue Jays hold the top pick amid concern over signability and inflated first round demands. Michael Lebo from Middletown PA is a standout but considered Class A material. teams fear mediocrity overall.
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Toronto Blue Jays
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University of South Carolina
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Middletown
Blue Jays
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University of Miami
David Greir
University of Maryland
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Toronto
Associated Press
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Seaver
Chris Chambliss
Yankees
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati
Hudspeth Fired as Lions Head Coach in Pontiac
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford announced the firing of head coach Tommy Hudspeth and his eight-man staff after a 6 8 season. Hudspeth took over in 1976 during the season, replacing Rick Forzano, with Belichick and others on his staff. The club will honor contracts and plans to name a new coach soon.
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Ed Hughes
Bernie Miller
John Payne
Floyd Reese
Fritz Shurmur
Expect differences in Super Bowl XII
In New Orleans, Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos meet for the title after 12-2 seasons. Dallas features Staubach, Martin, and Dorsett, while Denver leans on Morton, Alzado, and Gradishar’s Orange Crush defense.
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Broncos
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Lyle Alzado
Tiny Yankton College
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Pittsburgh
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Staubach
Martin
Dorsett
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Raiders
Steelers
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Robin Carter
Tom Jackson
Randy Gradishar
Alzado
New York
Yankton, S.C
Morton
New York Giants
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