Rec Cage Opener Ends In Overtime Thriller
In a tight Rec League night on a new YMCA court, Joe Hand's Bar edged Crody Ferrando 53-51 in overtime as Harold Linden scored key points. Jerry & Lorraine's beat McInnes Steel 49-26 led by Kevin Stein and Carl Brundage inside, while News & Sport topped George Fox Insurance 48-39 with balanced scoring.
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Dons Avert Upset Remain Atop Poll
In a week of upsets the No 2, 3 and 4 teams fell while No 1 barely held firm. Michigan dropped to No 7 after a 99-87 loss to Northwestern. Alabama fell to eighth after an 87-65 defeat by Kentucky. North Carolina tumbled to 13th after losses to Wake Forest and Clemson. San Francisco edged Santa Clara 71-70, UCLA rose to No 1 with decisive wins over Notre Dame, Southern Cal and Tennessee, and Nevada-Las Vegas moved to fourth following mixed results. Marquette climbed to sixth with an 85-64 win over DePaul as rankings shifted across the top 10.
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Sayers and Bellino Lead College Hall of Fame Class
New York reports Gale Sayers and Joe Bellino head an 11-player College Hall of Fame class named by the National Football Foundation. Six backs and five linemen were chosen at the January honors court meeting. Induction occurs at the 20th awards dinner on December 6, 1977.
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Ohio State
Rodney Franz
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Leo Nomellini
Minnesota
Foundation
Temple and Biscayne vie in close college results
A jumble of college scores appears with Pr.ea Temple 83 edging Biscayne, Duke 76 over Ouqunane, Trenton shy and a0, plus Ohio and Pennsylvania teams such as Shippensburg State, Mansfield, and Pittsburgh tied or close. Other listed games include St. Louis 73 over Abuana Chetalian, and Texas teams Wisconsin and California colleges in scattered matchups.
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Veterans Committee Elects Three to Hall of Fame
The Veterans Committee selects Amos Rusie, Joe Sewell, and Al Lopez for Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown, with Ernie Banks joining earlier. Rusie, a turn of the century pitcher, rose before his time. Sewell, a .312 career hitter with a 114 strikeout record low. Lopez, long-time manager of Cleveland and the White Sox, led teams to pennants in 1954 and 1959.
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Catchings Out For Remainder Of Season In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports center Harvey Catchings will miss the rest of the regular season with a fracture dislocation of the right elbow. A swelling diagnosis delays surgery decision. Caldwell Jones will start, with Darryl Dawkins backing him. Ed Crosby signs with Oakland A's along with Tommy Helms and others. Eddie LeBaron linked to Falcons GM post after handshake.
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Mark Williams
Clarion Eagles edge California State in road thriller
Clarion improves to 17 0 with an 81 77 win over California State. Terry Roseto scores 17 points as Delmer Beshore pours in 38 in a seesaw contest before Tim Mattingly seals the victory with 22. Clarion stays undefeated on the road and eyes a home game against Slippery Rock followed by a key conference clash at Edinboro.
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Miller to become Broncos head coach replacing Ralston
Denver Broncos were set to name Red Miller as head coach after John Ralston’s resignation on Monday. Miller, a Patriots assistant, was considered among top NFL offensive coaches and would be introduced at a Broncos press conference today. The team struggled offensively in 1976 despite a 9-5 season.
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Bemis Rings Up 680 In Bowling Meet Of Night
Dan Bemis warmed up with 231 215 234 for a 680 series at Cutting Lanes as he bids to rebound from a down season. He topped Dave Kolstee’s 681 at Cutting while Larry Rhebergen added 641 on the same alleys and others posted scores across Corry and nearby towns.
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Duquesne guard Flenory injured in fall versus Duke
Duquesne star Baron Flenory remained in guarded condition at Mercy Hospital after a head injury suffered on the floor during a game against Duke. He had been back from a four month concussion recovery and was taken off on a stretcher after being motionless for minutes. Duquesne lost 76 to 49 as Duke extended its season low output. Norm Nixon scored 15, John Moore led with 16. Duquesne stood 9-9.
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Knights Game Off Tonight In Erie Weather
ERIE The weather has forced cancellations and postponements in college basketball. Mercyhurst at Alliance Monday night was called off and the Gannon vs St. John Fisher game at Audi was postponed. Mercyhurst Alliance will not be made up. Next Mercyhurst test with Edinboro remains on for Wednesday. Behrend hosts Point Park. Gannon St John Fisher game will be rescheduled.
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Soviet Olympic TV rights talks glow in Moscow
The Soviet Olympic Organizing Committee scheduled a news conference for the signing of the United States television rights for the 1980 Summer Games. A spokesman would not reveal signatories though NBC and ABC officials were in Moscow. NBC claimed rights, while ABC said it remained in contact and had not been refused.
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Volleyball action features tight games and league shakeups
A garbled recap shows multiple volleyball matchups including Pauls versus Carry, Cooper Penisx versus Ginfy, Somers Lane’s against Malls, and Touie's versus 186 with several teams fighting for rankings.
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