Football Writers All America selections by position
The Football Writers Association names its All America team featuring Nebraska tight end Miller Syracuse wide receiver Monk NC State center Ritcher USC Budde Bunch Fritz Alabama Ohio State Kolenda Oklahoma Ferguson Notre Dame Sims Oklahoma White USC Clark Penn State Green Pittsburgh Greer Michigan Stuckey Clemson Cumby Oklahoma Simpkins Michigan Singletary Baylor Easley UCLA James Tennessee Johnson Texas Miller Mississippi Castro Maryland Cast list includes multiple schools and players across offense and defense with specialists noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Miller
Nebraska
Art Monk
Syracuse
Jim Ritcher
North Carolina State
Brad Budde
Southern California
Jim Bunch
Alabama
Ken Fritz
Ohio State
Greg Kolenda
Arkansas
Marc Wilson
Brigham Young
Bruce Clark
Penn State
Hugh Green
Pittsburgh
Curt Greer
Michigan
Steve McMichael
Texas
Jim Stuckey
Clemson
George Cumby
Oklahoma
Ron Simpkins
Mike Singletary
Baylor
Ken Easley
UCLA
Roland James
Tennessee
Johnnie Johnson
Jim Miller
Mississippi
Doale Castro
Marviand
Baseball MVP Voting for American League in 1979
The voting table lists Don Baylor as 1979 AL MVP winner with 14 first place points and multiple candidates including Jim Rice and Rod Carew. It shows points by place on ballots, notes past winners, and includes inconsistent OCR lines naming players such as Reggie Jackson and Cecil Cooper among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Boylor
California
Ken Singleton
Baltimore
George Brett
Kansas City
Fred Lynn
Boston
Jim Rice
Mike Flanagan
Gorman Thomas
Milwaukee
Bobby Grich
Darrell Porter
Buddy Bell
Texas
Eddie Murray
Jim Kern
Mike Marshall
Minnesota
Brian Downing
Sixto Lezcano
Roy Smakey
Willie Wilson
Steve Kemp
Don Baylor
Rod Carew
Thurman Munson
New York
Fred Ivnn
MLB and NBA player moves and college coaching changes
The ledger lists Al Hrabosky and Tony Perez signing five and three year contracts respectively. Gene Cepeda becomes batting instructor for the White Sox, Rick Wise to San Diego. Utah acquires Tom Boswell for 1980 second round pick and waives John Brown. Los Angeles places John Williams on IR and signs Bill Bain. New Mexico declines to renew Bill Monat, Minois sacks Gary Moeller as football coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
Atlanta
al Hrabosky
Boston
Tony Perez
Chicago White Sox
Gene Cepeda
Utah
Tom Boswell
Denver
John Brown
Los Angeles
John Williams
Bill Bain
New Mexico
Bill Monat
Minois
Gary Moeller
Thomas
Hollywood
Henderson
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Monte Clark
Lions
Buffalo
New England
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Washington
N.Y. Giants
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Kansas City
San Diego
San Francisco
Miami
Baltimore
Oakland
Rick Wise
Nolan Ryan
Houston
Dave Goltz
Don Stanhouse
Bob Watson
New York Yankees
Rudy May
Bruce Kison
California
Local High School Scores and NBA Results
Summary of prep basketball games with Bennett, West Liberty, Cedar Benton, Belle Plaine, Wapsie Lincoln, Calamus, Urbana, Crestwo. Plus NBA Tuesday results New York 130 over Houston 125 in OT and other notable scores including Cleveland over Utah 119 107 and Denver 124 over Chicago 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Houston
Atlanta
Detroit
Cleveland
Utah
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Denver
Chicago
Kansas City
Golden State
Portland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Phoenix
Iowa girls swim state championships overview
The listing notes broadcasts for several sports events including swimming at 9:30 p.m. on IPBN and multiple football games across CBS KWWL NBC and ABC. Matchups include Bears at Lions, Oilers at Cowboys, Florida State vs Florida, and Texas Tech vs Houston with various local and network air times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
CBS
KWWL
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
NBC
Florida State
Florida
Texas Tech
Houston
Bears Face Lions In Turkey Day Showdown
Chicago aims to preserve a four game win streak and stay in the race for a wild card as Walter Payton plans to play despite a shoulder issue. Detroit seeks an upset to salvage pride after a 35 7 prior loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Bears
Tampa Bay
Lions
Chicago
Neill Armstrong
Armstrong
Detroit
Walter Payton
New York Jets
St. Louis
O.J. Anderson
Payton
Willie McClendon
Greg Latta
Jets
Virgil Livers
Noah Jackson
Washington
Philadelphia
Dallas
Cowboys
Texas
Houston
Pittsburgh
Three Veterans Sign Big Pacts as Winter Meetings Loom
Tony Perez signs a three year, about 1.1 million deal with the Boston Red Sox to fill the designated hitter role. Al Hrabosky signs a five year contract with the Atlanta Braves with deferred payments and possible sportscasting work. Rick Wise signs a five year, about 2 million deal with the San Diego Padres after a 15-10 season with Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Norman
Rowland Office
Perez
Montreal
Red Sox
Watson
Haywood Sullivan
Hrabosky
Braves
Ted Turner
Kansas City
Wise
Padres
Cleveland Indians
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Football Writers All-America
Jeff Burroughs
Reggie Jackson
Dick Alien
Wide Bive
John Powell
Harmon Killebrew
Dennis McLain
Cal Yaztrzemski
Frank Robinson
Zoilo Versaiies
Brooks Robinson
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Nelson Fox
Jackie Jensen
Mickey Mantie
Yogi Berra
Yoo! Berroa
al Rosen
Bobby Shantz
Phil Rizzuto
Ted Williams
Lou Boudreau
Joe DiMaggio
Hal Newhouser
Spud Chandler
Joe Gordon
Hank Greenberg
Jimmy Foxx
Boston - Chorney
Gehringer
Lou Gehrig
Mickey Cochrane
Lefty Grove
Philadelphio
C.r.metro
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C.R. Washington
C.R. Jefferson
Marion
C.R. Regis
C.R. Prairie
C.R. LaSalle
Linn-Mar
Mississippi Valley
Muscatine
Iowa City
Benton
Belle Plaine
Anamosa
Monticello
Vinton
LaPorte City
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Andrew
East
Hawkeye
South
Iowa Cedar
Wapsie
Urbana
Alburnett
Upper
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Conrad Bcl
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Milford
Spirit Lake
Mount Ayr
Morman Trail
Newton
Oskaloosa
Ogden
Paton-Chardan
Waco
Winfield
Mount Union
Pella Christian
Bilokesburg
Quimby Willow
Early Crestland
Red Oak
Nishna Valley
Remsen-Union
Akron
Rock Valley
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Sac City
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S.C. Heelan
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Malvern
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Skip Lockwood
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