Browner heads elite team and wins Outland Award
Notre Dame lineman Ross Browner, a three year starter, received the 1976 Outland Award as the top college football lineman. He headlines a 25 man All America team chosen by the Football Writers Association of America. The list includes 11 offensive 11 defensive players and three specialists led by Tony Franklin and Russell Erxleben.
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Dorsett Captures NCAA Rushing Title And Records
Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh clinched the NCAA Division I rushing title and led in scoring and all purpose yards. He finished with 1,074 rushing carries, 1,074 rushing yards, 356 points, and set 15 NCAA records while surpassing Archie Griffin for career rushing and posting a season rushing average of 177.1 yards. Jerome Persell of Western Michigan ranked second in rushing and scoring.
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Panthers face Cowley in Iola tournament opener
Neosho County Panthers, 3-4, meet Cowley County Tigers, 6-5, in first round of the Eastern Division Jayhawk Junior College Classic at Iola at 6:30 p.m. Independence and Seward cap the day with other Golden matches as the eight-team event unfolds.
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Knicks say Braves reneged on McAdoo deal
New York claims Buffalo reneged on a verbal agreement to trade Bob McAdoo for about 2.5 million plus a player. Knicks president Mike Burke says Braves attorney Bill Shapiro rejected the deal, leaving Burke unsure what legal action is possible as no contract was signed.
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Bench expects to stay with Cincinnati ballclub
Johnny Bench, among baseballs top salaries last year, said money would not lure him from the Reds. The 29 year old projected about $240,000 next year and plans four or five more seasons in Cincinnati, insisting he will stay with his hometown club.
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Pro horseshoe tour targets national club near Bergheim
Jim Woodson, a Ft. Sam Houston accountant and 1968 Texas state champion, leads 80 NHPA members to build a Bergheim Texas Hill Country country club and launch a low key professional horseshoe tour with $5 000 to $10 000 prizes. The project aims to upgrade the game and attract national attention, despite past failed attempts.
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Rockets fall as Suns stun them 116 95
Houston Rockets see a nine game win streak end after a 116 95 loss to Phoenix Suns. Westphal leads Suns with 23 points while Rudy Tomjanovich scores 19 for the Rockets. Rockets commit 24 turnovers in a pivotal third quarter surge by Phoenix.
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Royster Rocket 8ths fall to Andover 49 19 in opener
Royster Rocket 8th grade boys open 1976 77 season with 49 19 loss at Andover Robbie Dickerhoof led Chanute with six points Andover built an 11 2 first period lead and widened to a 30 point margin Next action Monday at Fort Scott and eighth grade in holiday tournament first round vs Lakeside Pittsburg at 6 30 with freshmen following at 7 45
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