Baseball to Cut Energy Use 25 Percent Next Season
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced a 25 percent reduction plan for energy use next season while avoiding job cuts. Measures include cutting charter flights by half, limiting lights before games, and starting night games to fit utility peak loads. The plan, praised by FEC officials, emphasizes public transit and car pools and calls for local cooperation from utilities and fans.
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American Power Boat Association
Mizzou Falls in Finals as Jaguars Triumph
Missouri loses 74 66 in nonconference finale as South Alabama defeats the Tigers for the Senior Bowl title in Mobile Alabama Ray Edwards scores 24 points earning MVP honors Fresno State upsets Colorado 72 69 in California with Charles Bailey and Scott Wedman starring Bailey 22 Wedman 20 Colorado shoots 37 percent while Fresno State hits 54 percent. no Big Eight action today.
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Elkader freshman honored as Spartan player of the week
Elkader Central High School product Dave Kuehl, a 6 5 forward at the University of Dubuque, earned the weekly nod after two solid Dan Donovan tournament games. He totaled 29 points and 17 rebounds in losses to Culver Stockton and Loras College.
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Volleyball results from multiple churches meet scores
A fragmented volleyball score list shows Christian and church teams such as First Christian Grace Brethren Park Presbyterian Park Christian Trinity United Methodist and others with varied set counts. Several entries include partial names and inconsistent scores, indicating a dense church league results page with mixed and unreadable lines.
Dolphins Start Early Bid for Super Bowl
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula eyes a strategic edge as his AFC champions practice through the week for the January 13 Super Bowl in Houston. Bob Griese and Howard Twilley discuss the game plan while Grant's Vikings prepare later amid cold Minnesota weather. Twilley, once a leading receiver, reflects on injuries and teammate Briscoe's surge as Shula manages player rest and returns to full drills.
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Larry Little
Mandy Moore
Jim Mandich
Oakland
Seaman Named Offensive Coordinator at Iowa State
AMES AP Bob Seaman former Wichita State head football coach was named offensive coordinator at Iowa State University. Seaman 41 succeeds Jim Weaver who resigned to coach Villanova. A Sandusky Ohio native he is Kent State graduate master’s in mathematics from Bowling Green and Ohio Prep Coach of the Year in 1965. He moved to Massillon and joined Wichita State staff in 1969.
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Pro Sports Pro All Stars and NHL Scores Mixed
The report lists NHL results including New York Rangers 2 and New York Islanders 3, plus several scattered scores such as Kentucky 110 Virginia 199 and Milwaukee 120, Denver 97, Indiana 100, and Utah 101, with various teams and outcomes in a mixed ledger.
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OJ Simpson Named NFL Offensive Player of the Year
Buffalo star O J Simpson won the AP Offensive Player of the Year after breaking Jim Brown’s single season rushing mark with 2003 yards and a 332 carry season. Miami safety Dick Anderson captured Defensive Player of the Year, edging Isiah Robertson and others, with eight interceptions returning 163 yards and two pick sixes.
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Regis Frosh stay unbeaten with 85 52 Marion win
Regis ninth grade basketball improved to 5-0 after an 85 52 victory over Marion in Marion gym. Matt Petrzelka scored 29 points and Kevin Dorrington added 12.
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Miller's Auto Edges Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods 80 79
Miller's Auto slipped past Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods 80 79 in the Jane Boyd Community House league. Mike Birmingham and Weber Patterson each scored 18 for Miller's Auto, while Russ Slaman led the losers with 22. In a second game Youth for Christ beat Link Belt Speeder 99 86 as Roy Tindal 21 and Bob Smith 20 paced the winners amid Denver Shoop 21 for Speeder.
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Mixed doubles round advances in 60000 tourney and more sports notes
ECOND seeded Marty Ries sell and Rosemary Casals reach the semifinals of the 60000 Spalding International mixed doubles tennis tournament. Kentucky Weslayan tops NCAA Division II in points per game and Jeronna Ralston leads with 29.1. Reds plan night games. energy crisis may affect Trans Am and Formula 5000 at Watkins Glen. Oscar Bonavena held in Argentina over a March incident injuring architect Oscar Bombincino. Gordon Leigh Slade, 69, former major leaguer, dies of a heart attack. Muhammad Ali escapes injury after private bus skids on ice at Deer Lake. Maureen Harris extends lead in Red Crown bowling, 1216 in six games. Lee Roy Jordan and Charlie Waters to have surgery Friday. Bill Stoneman and Boots Day sign with the Expos. Body of Mark Weems found in Caracas after drowning. Sam Schulman says Seattle may sue Sports Illustrated over article. Calder Race Course offers a match race between top fillies from America and Europe.
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