Ohio State Minnesota brawl taints Big Ten chase
Ohio State and Minnesota faced a Big Ten investigation into Tuesday night’s melee at Columbus. Coach Fred Taylor and injured players face interviews as to whether Luke Wille and Mark Minor can play Saturday. Witte and Wayar sustained concussions and abrasions. Minor blacked out after the game.
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Governor calls for strong action after Minnesota Buckeyes melee
Ohio Governor J. Gilligan urged Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke to discipline Minnesota basketball players following a near brawl with Ohio State in Minneapolis. Gilligan blasted the incident as disgraceful and brutal and cited three straight Buckeye losses and a halted game with 26 seconds left.
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Reed Nears End as Knicks Center Faces Possible Return
Willis Reed may not return this season as knee trouble and therapy doubt his ability to play. Doctors canceled a planned workout, leaving Reed's future uncertain while teammates, including Walt Frazier, stay hopeful but cautious about a possible comeback next year.
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Giants Pitcher Johnson Jailed for Drunken Driving
Redwood City California. Jerry Johnson 28 Foster City Giants relief pitcher was jailed after a drunken driving incident on Peninsula Avenue near the county jail. He posted bail and was ordered to appear in Southern Judicial District court on February 1.
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Gibren Bears Name New Head Coach to Succeed Dooley
The Chicago Bears named a new head coach to replace Jim Dooley after his firing last month. The move follows a season of struggling play and coaching turnover as Abe Gibran and Strickland were reported outlining a plan to rebuild the team. Jeff Siemon, the Bears linebacker, was noted in connection with the coaching transition during the late January period.
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Bullets edge Braves in ABA overtime thriller
In a Wednesday ABA clash the Buffalo Bullets rallied from a late deficit to beat the Buffalo Braves 115-114 in overtime. Wes Unseld delivered the game winner on a tipped pass with one second left after Gus Johnson fed him at the buzzer. Other scores included Cleveland over Boston 112-108 and Seattle 131-110 past Atlanta as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 113-102.
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Dirks Leaves Eagles for Correctional Officer Post
Mike Dirks, a four season defensive lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles, is hired as a correctional officer at the Anamusa reformatory. He starts Jan. 1 and will work in the off season. A Monticello native and former All American tackle at Wyoming in 196, Dirks and his wife have two children.
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