Future here for Miami solid playoff contender
The 1977 Miami Dolphins, at 9-3 with two games left, are tied for first in the AFC East with Baltimore and can win the division with two victories. A Patriots upset scenario could shift the title, while Denver Dallas Los Angeles have clinched spots and Oakland eyes a wild card. Steve Grogan comments on pressure, Don Shula notes the defense's challenge.
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Ski suit ruling may delay Moser-Proell Cup lead
Annemarie Moser-Proell awaits a decision on her World Cup lead after a lab test on the ski suit worn in Val d Isere's giant slalom. Four of the top six suits failed the Federation test measuring air impermeability, with her suit failing. Becky Dorsey slipped from third to seventh after the first run but may not be back to peak form following June knee surgery.
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Apps Tops Old Mates in Penguins Victory
Syl Apps scored a goal and added two assists to lift his Los Angeles Kings past the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-3 in Pittsburgh. Apps, now with the Kings, broke a 2-2 tie in the third period and helped set up two Don Kozak goals as LA pulled away. Pittsburgh got goals from Pete Mahovlich, Dave Burrows, and Wayne Bianchin. Other NHL results included Philadelphia over New York Rangers 7-4 and Montreal routing St. Louis 8-1.
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Bucks struggle at home and on the road in rough patch
In an NBA season unusual for road wins, the Milwaukee Bucks have equal 7-6 records both away and at home. After a 117-116 edge over Golden State, Coach Don Nelson admitted confusion about the team’s inconsistent results.
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San Francisco Tops Stanford 99 to 78 Behind One Two Punch
The University of San Francisco basketball team relied on its scoring duo to defeat Stanford 99 to 78. The article notes USF’s strong 1-2 punch despite broader struggles, highlighting key performances and the lopsided victory.
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Weaver Quits Rumor Ties Brewers Job to Orioles Coach
Honolulu report notes Earl Weaver under three year Orioles contract with verbal commitment. Brewers executive Harry Dalton reportedly would have hired Weaver as manager if not for tampering concerns. Dalton and Weaver share a 20 year friendship, dating back to Weaver's early Orioles coaching start in 1968.
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Weaver quits then stays on as Orioles manager after talks
Orioles manager Earl Weaver fretted over a winter trade with Montreal sending Rudy May Randy Miller Bryn Smith to the Expos for Don Stanhouse Joe Kerrigan and Gary Roenicke. He briefly threatened to resign, confronted GM Hank Peters, then stayed on, praising Peters and detailing trust in the front office.
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Baseball trades reshape Cubs and Angels rosters
United Press International reports St Louis trades Helty Cruz Dave Rader and a player to be named later to the Chicago Cubs for Jerry Morales and Steve Swisher. Boston sends Don Rase and Rick Miller to California for Jerry Remy. Toronto adds Tommy Hutton from Philadelphia. Boston signs Kevin Stacom and waives Steve Kuberski. Indiana activates Steve Green and waives Bobby Wilson. Winona State names Myron Smith head football coach.
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Heffernan Leads New England College Star Team Picks
UPI reports Roy Heffernan of Middlebury netted the star back spot for a third straight year as New England College Division players vote on the 1977 All-New England team. Bowdoin's Steve McCabe and Wesleyan's John McVicar also start for the third time, with McCabe praised as a premier blocker and all around talent.
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