Floyd Eliminates Ballesteros To Reach World Match Play Final
In Virginia Water England American Ray Floyd defeated Seve Ballesteros 2 and 1 to advance to the World Match Play final at Wentworth. Floyd will face Australian Graham Marsh, who beat Hale Irwin in the other semifinal to claim a shot at the $225,000 purse.
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Dolphins Rise With Newfound Fire Under Shula
Dolphins coach Don Shula reshapes a team once called dull into a more spirited squad with a 3 4 record, bolstered by a tighter defense allowing 22 points in three games. Griese, assisted by Nat Moore, Daniel Harris, and Freddie Solomon, says the club is more enthusiastic and not looking ahead beyond Sunday’s matchup.
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Norfolk Tops CHS Swimmers In Lincoln Action
Norfolk led CHS 47 to 36 as Heidi Stoth set a diving meet record of 181.7 and Graus added 178 personal best. The 40 yard free relay of Herrold Van Dyke Snow and Davis won 4 16.2 despite Davis heel contact. Davis added first in 100 fly 1 06 9, with Sloth, Harrold and Woodward posting bests in multiple events as Columbus will be off next week until Friday at Lincoln.
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Panel to tab Lombardi Award winner
A panel of 62 coaches writers and sportscasters will pick the 1977 Lombardi Award winner for top college lineman. Voting starts at Thanksgiving with 52 coaches 28 writers and two TV sportscasters. The four nominees will be honored at a Houston dinner January 13.
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Texas and Oklahoma clash at Cotton Bowl on Saturday
Dallas hosts a top rivalry as No.4 Texas meets No.3 Oklahoma in a high scoring neutral-site showdown. Texas leads in scoring while Oklahoma relies on Elvis Peacock and QB Thomas Lott. Switzer predicts a close game decided by kickers Erdieber and von Schumann amid a slate of top 10 matchups across the nation.
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