Nets Use Control Game To Beat Buffalo 100 96
Without Julius Erving the Nets shift to a control style. John Williamson led with 36 points and a 26 point third period burst as New York routed Buffalo 100 96. Tim Bassett added 20 and 12 rebounds while Randy Smith had 21 for Buffalo.
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Seebees edge in season opener at Columbus meet
Seebees AAU swim team opened the winter season with a triangular win at Columbus Family V. Hosts claimed most placings and posted faster long distance times per coach Candy Muller. Columbus to host invitational Division B and C meet November 20 at Family V.
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Osborne Predicts Hard Hitting Showdown With Oklahoma State
Nebraska football coach Tom Osborne cautioned of a physical game when the Cornhuskers host Oklahoma State in Lincoln. He noted OSU is a tough, big-armed team that has found its offense recently, citing a 31 point performance against Oklahoma and a strong showing versus Missouri.
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Nebraska prep football links overtime to state playoffs
The NSAA says overtime could be used in Friday’s prep playoff games to ensure a winner for the Nov 12 title, though regular season games stay without OT. The option mirrors last year’s plan when state championships began, with four downs from the opponent’s 10 yard line for each team.
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Blues Take Smythe Division Lead With 6-2 Win
The St. Louis Blues moved into first in the Smythe Division after a 6-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. The game featured a goal and two assists from a Blues forward as Chicago awaits Bobby Orr’s status and return.
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Todd to Start at Quarterback for Jets Week Ahead
New York Jets coach Lou Holtz named rookie quarterback Richard Todd to start Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Todd led a 19-14 win over the Buffalo Bills last Sunday, completing six of 20 passes, in place of the injured Joe Namath who is listed questionable with a knee issue.
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Comeback Dock Ellis Wins AL Comeback Player Award
Dock Ellis, 31, named American League Comeback Player of the Year by UPI. He credits teammates for support, cites a World Series setback as a rallying point, and notes the Yankees’ future pennants after the 1975-76 rebound season.
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Hordville Bulldogs Win Narrow Volleyball Title Bout
In Silver Creek the Hordville Bulldogs outlasted the Shelby Huskies in three games 11-15 16-14 15-11 to clinch the district championship. J Timmons led Hordville with 10 points while Peg Woodward scored 11 for Shelby. Hardville improves to 17-1. Shelby 12-5. Bulldogs advance to regionals.
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