Dickey takes over Kansas State football after NC stint
Jim Dickey departs North Carolina to become Kansas State head coach. The Tar Heels defense, coached by Dickey, ranked 12th in total defense and allowed 238.4 yards per game, earning praise for a turnaround that helped UNC win the ACC title and reach the Liberty Bowl. Dickey plans to emphasize fun and offensive coaching while rebuilding a Wildcat program that has won only two games in two seasons.
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Dickey
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Tar Heel
Pat Watson
Watson
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Oklahoma
University of Kansas
University of Oklahoma
Oklahomia State
University of Houston
Ali
Hall of Fame hopefuls led by Mathews Snider and Wills
Eddie Mathews Duke Snider and Maury Wills head a Baseball Writers Association of America Hall of Fame ballot. New eligibles include Clete Boyer Jim Grant Jim Maloney Bill Mazeroski Denny McLain Fedro Ramos and Hoyt Wilhelm. Announcement expected in mid January.
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New York
UPI
Eddie Mathews
Duke Snider
Maury Wills
Baseball Writers Association of America
Wills
Clete Boyer
Jim Grant
Jim Maloney
Bill Mazeroski
Denny McLain
Fedro Ramos
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Mathews
Hank Aaron
Dodger
Snider
Gil Hodges
St. Louis
Enos Slaughter
Hall of Fame
BBWAA
Richie Ashburn
Ken Bayer
Jim Bulling
Lew Burdette
del Crandall
Alvin Dark
Don
Hubenka wins 167-pound title at Logan View invitational
Jon Hubenka of Leigh captured the 167 pound title at the Logan View Invitational, as West Point edged Logan View for team honors. Leigh finished seventh with two open weights and illness injuries hindering several regulars. Mark Kabes was runner up at 138 for Leigh.
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Jon Hubenka
Leigh
Logan
Brent Miller
Doug Dekker
Lyons
Dave Wobken
Logan View
Mark Kabes
Tibbles
Jim Scheffler
Pete Reichmuth
Keith Imbh
Scribmer Bi
Laloh
Steve Stark
Weal Point
Wave Wesely
Greg Humipray
Wemore
Steve Miller
Legend
Jay Schraedar
West Point
Winside
Joe Hubanka
Brian Syabods
Hwy — Mitch Pleliter
AstroTurf to be installed at Busch Stadium
A new AstroTurf surface will be installed at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, home to both the baseball and football Cardinals, the announcement said on Monday.
Dionne Leads Kings To 3-2 Win Over Canucks
Marcel Dionne scored a late third period winner to lift the Los Angeles Kings 3-2 past the Vancouver Canucks. Dionne fired a 10-foot backhand past Cesare Maniago after Harold Snepsts had given Vancouver an early lead. Dennis Kearns equalized for the Kings before Hartland Monahan and Bob Murdoch put L A ahead. St. Louis and Toronto tied 4-4 in the other NHL game. World Hockey Association had no games.
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United Press
Los Angeles Kings
Norrig
National Hockey League
Marcel Dionne
Kings
Cesare Maniago
Dionne
Vancouver Canucks
Marcel
Los Angeles
Ron Stewart
Vancouver
Orland Kurtenbach
Harold Snepsts
Hartland Monahan
Bob Murdoch
Dennis Kearns
St. Louis
Toronto
World Hockey Association
Leafs
Blues
Lanny McDonald
Jim Roberts
Larry Paley
Brian Oglivie
Darryl Sitter
Garry Unger
Board and Scores From Bowling Lanes Across Cities
A dense scoreboard lists individuals and scores from Boulevard Lanes and other venues and includes names like Marian Hecker Elaine Moséman Doris Busse and Tom Bayer. It records pins and monetary prizes across leagues such as Sunday Night Mixed and Ladies Classic with totals and place names including King Pins WAND K BAR and Rand K Bar as appear in the mixed lineup. Also shown are college and high school basketball results from Nebraska and other regions with team matchups and scores.
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Boulevard Lanes
Marian Hecker
Elaine Moséman
Doris Busse
Mary Ann Lene
Tom Bayer
Allen Magile
Marilyn Labuns
Ginger Mean
King Pins
Alten Moeller
Ed Zimmer
Selor
Roy Berggren
Tisine Jaixen
Georgia Kuta
Coop
Dan Thomas
Ste. Dudweiser
Ernie Sci Inia
Lugane Torcion
Mary Weinholl
Sports Transactions From United Press Internations
In Seattle a contract extension for tailback Jack Patera wraps the 981 season as the Minnesota team signs cornerback David Shaw from Pringeton Hamad. The Yankees name Gene Aenael as first base coach while Kansas City interviews Tai Betts. Rangers sign Mackey Hew for the NHL and appoint Ballas Irmin as goalie coach amid changes in several other pro sports roles.
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United Press Internations
Mackey Hew
York Rangers
NHL
Ireb Agenavferseman Ballas Irmin
New York Yankees
Nameu Gene Aenael
Fonthall
Kamsas City
Intervi
Tai Betts
Seattle
Jack Patera
Minnesote
Signea
Eee
David Shaw
Pringeton - Hamad
Crank Havarro
California
Roger Thederep
Fea Comet
Former Iowa U physician dies at 77 in Iowa City
TOWA CITY IOWA UPL Dr WD Shorty Paul physician for University of Iowa athletic teams from 1969 to 1971 died Monday at his home of natural causes He was 77.
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Towa City, Iowa
UPL
WD. “Shorty’ Paul
University of Towa
Crane
Liberty Bowl victory seals 21 17 win for Nebraska over North Carolina
Nebraska edged North Carolina 21 17 in the Liberty Bowl as Randy Garcia starred in the final period with two touchdown passes. Dan Pensick forced a late fumble recovery and Garcia connected with Tim Smith for the winning score amid a game of surprising strategic choices. Nebraska fans also celebrated a 62 49 basketball win over Minnesota and eyed upcoming Big Eight tournament play.
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Randy Garcia
Nebraska
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Dan Pensick
Columbus
Garcia
Tim Smith
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California
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Huskers
Western Illinois
Montana
Joe Bishak
Shamrock
Minnesota Vikings
Vikes
Los Angeles
Arkansas Routs Hardin-Simmons 86 to 45 on road
Arkansas 7-0 built a 33 12 lead early and cruised past Hardin-Simmons 86 45 as Sidney Moncrief scored 13 points and Hon Brewer 13 assists. Coach Jim Schuler praised the tough foe while Eddie Sutton drew two technical fouls. Marvin Delph added 16 points for Arkansas. Hardin-Simmons was led by Danny Thomas with 18 and Elisha Watson with 17. Other notable scores included Louisville over Dayton 69-63 and Nebraska over Minnesota 63-45.
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United Preax International Hardin-Simmons
Jim Schuler
Arkansas
Schuler
Razorbacks
Sidney Moncrief
Hon Brewer
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