Long Sunday as NFL QBs Suffer Through Painful Losses
Quarterbacks endure injuries or self mistakes in Sunday NFL action. Jim Plunkett and Steve Grogan led New England past San Francisco. Bartkowski dislocated elbow hampered Atlanta. Bradshaw and Gilliam affected Pittsburgh. Ferguson threw a costly late interception in Buffalo loss. Other results: Cowboys over Eagles, Oilers over Lions, Chiefs over Broncos, Ravens over Jets, Redskins over Browns, Rams over Saints, Raiders over Chargers.
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New England
Jim Plunkett
San Francisco
Steve Grogan
Patriots
49Ers
Atlanta
Steve Bartkowski
Cincinnati
Falcons
Kim McQuilken
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Green Bay
Fred Carr
Joe Gilliam
Steelers
Roy Gerela
Packers
Buffalo
Joe Ferguson
Giants
Anj Patriots
Grogan
Andy Johnson
Randy Vataha
Bengals
Ken Anderson
Charlie Joiner
Jim Mitchell
Bartkowski
McQuilken
Rocky Bleier
Gerela
Cowboys
Eagles
Toni Fritsch
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Drew Pearson
Minnesota
Chicago
San Diego
New York Giants
New York Jets
Cleveland
Baltimore
Miami
Houston
Kansas City
New Orleans
St. Louis
Oakland
Denver
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Americans Bring Home Pan Am Gold and Memories
The United States, dominant with 116 golds in 19 sports, faced whistles and boos at the Pan American Games closing in Mexico City. Brazil and Chile contested a soccer final, and Mario Vazquez Rana backed final gold awards while the U.S. total reached 247 medals.
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Mexico City
America
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Mario Vazquez Rana
Uncle Sam
Cuba
U.S
Miami Wins MAC Thriller Topping Bowling Green
Miami Ohio outscored Bowling Green 20-17 to seize the MAC lead as Frank Johnson kicked two long field goals and Dick Crum praised his team’s composure after overcoming a 10-0 deficit. Northern Illinois dropped from the lead with a late penalties blow as Neddeff missed a final field goal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miami
Dick Crum
Redskins
Bowling Green
Don Nehlen
Falcons
Northern Illinois
Ball State
Jim Neddeff
Huskies
Central Michigan
Ron Rummel
Kent State
Gene Swick
Toledo
Ohio University
Marshall
Western Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Western Illinois
Crum
Frank Johnson
Nehlen
Jerry Ippoliti
Neddeff
Ippoliti
Marietta Captures AAA Cross Country Crown
Marietta won the Class AAA district cross country meet in New Concord with 53 points and produced individual champion Joe Sarver at 10:03. Dover was second with 61 points. Athens finished eighth of nine teams led by Kurt Nostrant in 22nd place at 10:38. Athens runner list includes Nostrant 22nd, Skinner 26th, Koch 47th, Atkins 48th, Keller 52nd, King 58th.
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New Concord
Marietta
Athens
Kurt Nostrant
Joe Sarver
Dover
East Liverpool
Chillicothe
Cambridge
New Philadelphia
Lancaster
Zanesville
Mike Skinner
Andy Koch
Rob Atkins
Gary Keller
Bill King
Eastern Eagles Top Southern 15-6 in SWAC Battle
Eastern stops Southern 15-6 as two long scoring drives and a late field goal before halftime pave the way. Eagles improve to 6-1-1 overall and 4-0-1 in SWAC, remaining a half game behind Kgger Creek for the league lead. Southern drops to 3-5 and 2-3.
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Tuppers Plains Eastern
Eagles
Southern
Eastern
Kgger Creek
Hall Addresses NCAA Limits at Bobcat Coaches Clinic
Kentucky coach Joe B Hall spoke in Athens about NCAA restrictions. He argued big schools are penalized for success, urged schools to police themselves, and warned that rapid athletic growth invites violations. He defended the NCAA and asserted the need for balanced competition.
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Gary Mann
Joe B. Hall
University of Kentucky
Athens
Bobcat
McDonalds
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Hall
NCAA
Hall Advocates Coaches Union To Ease Pressure On Kentucky
Hall argues for a coaches union to guarantee tenure, proposing fixed trial periods and potential tenure. He recalls replacing Adolph Rupp in 1972 and reaching the NCAA finals, noting pressure and near-miss frustration. He rates recruiting as the key sport and laments losing top recruits like Bill Willoughby to pro contracts.
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Hall
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
UCLA
Pistol Pete Leads Jazz Past Knicks in Double Overtime
Pistol Pete Maravich scores 45 with 23 of 26 from the line as New Orleans Jazz beat New York Knicks 125 114 in double overtime. Seattle tops Phoenix 113 99. Spirits of St Louis 101 Sails 85. Colonels 130 Squires 112. Nets 118 Pacers 111.
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Bills
Miami
Buffalo
Ferguson
Jake Scott
Dolphins
Don Nottingham
Dallas
Philadelphia
Houston
Detroit
Kansas City
Denver
Baltimore
New York Jets
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oakland
San Diego
St. Louis
New York Giants
Minnesota
Chicago
Scott
Curtis Johnson
J.D. Hill
Associated Press
Pete Maravich
New Orleans Jazz
New York Knicks
Jazz
National Basketball Association
New York
Red Holzman
Maravich
Seattle SuperSonics
Phoenix Suns
American Basketball Association
Spirits of St. Louis
San Diego Sails
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Indiana Pacers
Spirits
Sails
Maurice Lucas
Gus Gerard
Spirits of
Lucas
Gerard
Caldwell Jones
Colonels
Squires
Kentucky
Virginia
Artis Gilmore
Nets
Pacers
Julius Erving
John Williamson
Indiana
Erving
Capitals win on the road for first time this season
The Washington Capitals upset the Chicago Black Hawks 7-5 in Chicago marking the earliest road victory in their history as they equal last year’s road win total in seven games. Captain coach Milt Schmidt praised the team while Hartland Monahan set up Tony White’s go-ahead goal.
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Washington Capitals
Black Hawks
Chicago
Capitals
Milt Schmidt
Washington
Land Monahan
Tony White
Philadelphia Flyers
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
Buffalo Sabres
California Seals
Los Angeles Kings
Minnesota North Stars
Billy Reay
Stan Gilbertson
White
Monahan
Nelson Pyatt
John Marks
Dennis Hull
Cliff Koroll
Dale Tallon
Darcy Rota
Te Hawks
Flyers
Rangers
Ron Stewart
Reay
New York
Colbert Refram Win Disney Team Championship in Florida
Jim Colbert and Dean Refram won the $200 000 National Team Championship at Walt Disney World with a 36 under par 252 tournament record. They opened with four straight birdies and added a four birdie burst, finishing four strokes ahead of Sifford Regalado and Cole Schlee. Colbert and Refram each earned 20000. Greg Stone to captain Army golf team again next spring.
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Orlando
Fla
Jim Colbert
Dean Refram
Colbert
Refram
Walt Disney World
John Schlee
Bobby Cole
Victor Regalado
Curtis Sifford
Ward
Sifford
Regalado
Disney Magnolia
Palm
Greg Stone
Seattle
Army
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Billy Johnson
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Boots
Mike Livingston
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Jets
Bert Jones
Marshall Johnson
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Richard Caster
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Larry Brown
Billy Kilmer
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Mike Thomas
Brian Sipe
Oscar Roan
Rams
Saints
Cullen Bryant
John Cappelletti
Rob Scribner
James Harris
Bob Klein
Archie Manning
Larry Burton
Rod McNeil
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Chargers
Pete Banaszak
Ken Stabler
Cliff Branch
Ray Wersching
Cardinals
Mel Gray
Terry Metcalf
Jim Hart
Billy
Lefear
Cleveland Stadium
Stars and Stripes
Mac Merry- Go
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Eeeee
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Oak
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E—Kuhn
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Bill Willoughby
Atlanta Hawks
Joe Hall
Pistol Pete
Knicks
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Suns
Leonard Gray
Phoenix
Fred Brown
Alvan Adams
Dick van Arsdale
Sonics
Bill Barber
Tom Bladen
Reggie Leach
Ross Lonsberry
Steve Vickers
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Jacques Richard
Craig Ramsay
Fred Stanfield
Bob Girard
al MacAdam
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