Officials Cancel Crosby Tournament After Rain
Pebble Beach Calif AP officials canceled the Bing Crosby National Pro Am after 54 holes due to heavy rain. U S Open champion Johnny Miller led at 54 holes but the final round was not played. Nicklaus withdrew as the day was postponed.
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Tom Kite
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Crosby
Tom Weiskopf
Pebble Beach Golf Links
No. 449: Taxi squad receiver dreams of Sundays
Houston AP reports Charley Wade known as No. 442, taxi squad rookie receiver for the Miami Dolphins, endures practice all week and sits in the stands on Sundays during Super Bowl vill week. Once a college standout at Tennessee State, Wade remains determined to pursue football despite limited game time.
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Luil
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Miami
Tennessee Sale
Racing Roundup at Liberty Bell and other tracks
The Associated Press report notes Indicator, with apprentice Daryl Montoya, winning by a nose over One Ear Up and Bogalusa at Liberty Bell in 1:46 1-5 for a mile and 70 yards, paying 9.20 4.60 3.20. Roaring Water captured the six-furlong Elmwood Purse at Narragansett in :10 3-5 on a frozen track, paying 4.40 2.60 2.20. Miss Needlework won Bowie’s six furlongs heat in 1:133-5, paying 15.80 5.20 3.20, with Lady Gordon second. Skloom led all the way at New Orleans Fair Grounds, covering a mile 40 in 1:40.4, paying 8.80 5.20 3.40.
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Marvin Sachs
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Bill Curtin
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Rvehill Farms
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Lady Gordon
German Vasquez
Cognition
Great Needles
Gordon
Ice Matherne
Skloom
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Kenneth LeBlanc
Brother Jeff
Uncle Zip
Saunders Cleared to Play for Syracuse Tigers
Syracuse University basketball gains a belated Christmas gift as Fred Saunders, a 6 foot 7 transfer from Southwestern Louisiana, is declared eligible. An NCAA executive committee reversed an earlier ruling that had barred him, pending approval from ECAC eligibility officials.
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Southwestern Louisiana
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San Francisco
Eastern Collegiate Athletic
ACAC
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Louisiana
Virginia Tech fires six assistants after Cofey exit
Virginia Tech cleaned out its football staff by firing all six assistants who served under head coach Charlie Coffey after his resignation. Coffey quit amid a 2-9 season in 1975, leaving a sparse staff as athletic director Frank Moseley leads a nationwide search for a new head coach with Bear Bryant and Ara Parseghian reportedly consulted.
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Blacksburg, Va
Charlie Coffey
Frank 0. Moseley
Coffey
Jack Prater
Dan Henning
Marshall Taylor
Carl Ellis
Richard Trail
YT. D. Phillips
Tech
Techmen
Chuck Rohe
Rohe
Moseley
Hahn
Uni
Versity
Tennessee
Kerry Claiborne
Richmond News Leader
Don Strock
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Morris Rivers Named ACC's Rookie Of Week
Brooklyn born guard Morris Rivers, a Gulf Coast JC alum now at NC State, was named ACC rookie of the week for double digit scoring in wins over North Carolina and Wake Forest in the Big Four Tournament. He had 17 points in the Wake Forest final and six of 12 surge points in the comeback.
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Monday
Brooklyn
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Gulf Coast
Fla
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Miners
Rivers
Wolfpack
Malone Leads State Scoring Race As Malone Tops Field
Moses Malone of Petersburg has jumped to a 38.3 point per game average with 240 points in six contests in Group AAA scholastic basketball. He trails the 39.6 mark set by Rick Michaelson in 1970. Teammate Dave Koester, Elton Gross, and Ronnie Valentine rank among the top scorers as several Group AAA teams remain unbeaten in the early season.
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Petersburg
Malone
Dinwiddie
Fother
Dave Koesters
West Springfield
Koesters
Spartans
Elton Gross
Bayside
Ronnie Valentine
Book
Carl Jackson
C. Wil i
Randy Robinson
Frank Cox
Larry Cain
James Wood
Vic Jones
Maury
John Morrissey
Osbourn
Karlton Uitson
Norcom
Oscar Smith
T.C. Williams
Jane
George Marshall
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