First InA Series Networks Increase Sports Coverage
CBS Sports chief Bob Wussler leads a push to expand 1100 hours of sports on the three networks with new on air formats and musical interludes. NBC and ABC race for ratings as networks add golf, tennis, basketball, and Olympics amid pricey rights and uneven success.
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Open house smoker aims to boost Corry Beaver Club drive
The Corry Beaver Club hosts an open house smoker at the Elk Club to attract new members and boost community involvement. CAHS staff will answer questions from coaches and attendees about the Corry Area High School athletic program and booster efforts. Refreshments provided.
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Dorsett Did Not Set Any Records Against Notre Dame
Pittsburgh star Tony Dorsett did not break major or modern rushing records in the Notre Dame game. His 403 yards rank twelfth on the NCAA modern charts, behind Eric Allen's 350 yard standard set in 1971, Jim Thorpe's 1912 Carlisle performance, and other historical marks from various eras.
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Flea" Allen
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Carlisle
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Marietta
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North Stars and Sabres win as NHL action tops highlights
The Minnesota North Stars beat St Louis 5 1 ending a six game slide while Buffalo over New York Islanders 3 1 and California 5 2 over Pittsburgh led a night of scattered NHL results. Also Toronto beat Washington 4 2 and Atlanta Vancouver tied 2 2. In college football historic yardage marks are noted with Korshalla of West Liberty tallying 71 points on 11 touchdowns and five conversions in a Cedarville rout.
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Braves and Knicks Highlight Night of NBA Wins
Calvin Murphy ended his streak as Buffalo beat Cleveland 96 91 while Los Angeles fell to Buffalo 120 106. Knicks defeated Portland 101 92 and Warriors beat Jazz 112 104. Pacers topped Colonels 106 92 as Len Elmore matched a career high with 23 points and 17 rebounds.
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Parker Third Morgan Named Most Valuable
CAKLAND AP Joe Morgan, 5-foot-7 Reds second baseman, won the National League MVP for a year of hitting, fielding, and baserunning. He led in walks, stole bases, and runs while driving in 97, finishing with 17 homers and 27 doubles. Morgan credited a great team year and his complete all-around game for the honor. He capped the season with the Series-winning hit in Boston and noted the record MVP margin.
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Squires Survive to Stabilize ABA Franchise
Virginia Squires receive a last minute $ funds from Norfolk Investment Co to pay players two days late and plan steps to stabilize as they meet the New York Nets. Al Bianchi had been fired as coach two weeks earlier amid concerns over the team's debt and season goals.
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