Stamp unsure of future after reprimand at Lincoln Stanwood
Lincoln High coach Stanwood Stamp remains uncertain about his future at the school after a district reprimand over unsportsmanlike conduct in two league games. The board formed a nine member committee, including Stamp, to set future guidelines and meet January 24. He described the criticism as unusually harsh and said he will wait to see what action the committee proposes.
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Freshman Stipanovich Lifts Missouri Past Iowa State
Missouri 85 Iowa State 70 as freshman Steve Stipanovich scored 18 points, 16 in the second half, helping No. 13 Missouri erase a rough first half shooting stumble. Ricky Frazier and Larry Drew added double figures as Missouri improves to 13-2 overall, 2-1 in the Big Eight.
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Colts hire McCormack to shift from dependency on Bert Jones
Baltimore owner Robert Irsay replaces Ted Marchibroda with Mike McCormack as head coach. McCormack aims to balance offense with a stronger running game, improve defense, and reduce reliance on Bert Jones. He plans to keep Jones and Greg Landry as passers while addressing last season’s ground-game rank.
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Sigourney’s Henry resigns as football coach
Sigourney High School coach Chuck Henry, long the program’s most successful leader, resigns effective January end to pursue a business career in Colorado. His 1979 team went unbeaten to win the 2A state title, and Sigourney has posted a 75-21 record under him.
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Vermeil Named Sporting News NFL Coach of the Year
Dick Vermeil, who guided the Philadelphia Eagles to the playoffs for the second straight year, is named NFL Coach of the Year by Sporting News. John Sanders of the San Diego Chargers is named NFL Executive of the Year. Vermeil led with 12 of 21 votes, ahead of Washington's Jack Pardee who had five.
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