Voting for Hall of Fame by Milton Richman
UPI columnist Milton Richman discusses Hall of Fame voting for 1977, reflecting on prejudice and judgment in selecting candidates. He lists likely contenders such as Banks Mathews Fox Reese Snider and notes the balance between merit and personal familiarity.
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Sittler's hot stick sparks Maple Leafs win over Flames
Toronto captain Darryl Sittler broke a 10 game drought with two first period goals and an assist to lift the Maple Leafs 6-2 against Atlanta. Inge Hammarstrom and Lanny McDonald also contributed, with McKenny adding a late score as Toronto erased an early 2-0 deficit. Montreal edged Vancouver 5-1 on first period power plays.
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Bowling Houllevard Canes Scoreboard Chaos
A dense list of bowling scores from multiple leagues and teams including Spredqueen Mary Ann Lehr Elaine Mossman Thunderboll Les Wardeman Jory Papracki and several clubs like Columbus Bowl Stay Nie Mixed and Central leagues. Highlights show individual high game efforts and roll-off notes for next week.
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Michigan Maintains No 1 in UP Coaches Poll
Michigan leads the United Press International board of coaches with 406 points and 37 first place votes after a 102-60 win over Kent State. Notre Dame rises to second with 235 points, Marquette drops to fifth. San Francisco moves to fourth, Cincinnati up to sixth, UCLA eighth, NC and Clemson in top ten.
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Wife held after fatal stabbing of gridiron star in New Jersey
Roxanne Gay 26 is jailed on 100000 bail after allegedly stabbing Philadelphia Eagles lineman Brenda Gay to death in their Camden County apartment as their one year old daughter slept nearby. Police and prosecutors outline a history of domestic disputes and a prior assault claim by Mrs Gay.
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Alabama Romps UCLA in Liberty Bowl Showdown
Alabama overwhelms UCLA 40 0 in the Liberty Bowl with four early Tide scores and three Bucky Berrey field goals. Barry Krause MVP after a 44 yard return and a 61 yard Theotis Brown rush for UCLA’s lone score.
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Walsh Names Seifert to Staff at Stanford Football
Incoming Stanford head coach Bill Walsh named George Seifert to his staff and kept Doug Shingle as offense coach. Seifert, 36, last coached the Cornell defense after leading Stanford’s backfield crew.
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Leigh to Host That Wrestling Tournament
Six teams enter the Leigh Wrestling Tournament set for Saturday January 8 at Leigh. Competing squads include East Butler Davish City Aquinas Stanton Pender and Leigh in a regional meet.
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