TV Karras A Serious Figure On Monday Night Football
New York AP profile of Alex Karras, ex NFL defensive tackle and ABC Monday Night Football producer, detailing his serious side, acting career, feud with Howard Cosell, suspension over football betting, and his work advancing TV projects including a children’s film and a forthcoming book.
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Minnesota Sues NCAA Over Indefinite Athletic Probation
The University of Minnesota files suit against the NCAA asserting violation of the contract with a member school. It challenges penalties imposed after three basketball players were deemed ineligible, aiming to restore full program status and alleging equal protection concerns. Plaintiffs include Magrath and several regents and ACAI members.
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Hampden-Sydney Moves Up in NCAA DIII Standings
Hampden-Sydney College jumped from ninth to eighth in Division III rankings after a 24-14 loss to Davidson on Saturday. The Tigers drop to 6-2 overall while Davidson improves their record.
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McVay Takes Giants Post Amid Team’s Slump
NEW YORK AP John McVay was named the new Giants head coach after Bill Arnsparger was fired following seven straight losses in 1976. McVay, a longtime assistant with prior head experience, inherits a winless team that has scored only one touchdown in the past two weeks and vows to keep the existing nucleus and system while motivating players.
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Morgan Leads Repeaters On Majors All Star Unit
New York AP report names Joe Morgan Jim Palmer Randy Jones as repeaters on the All Star team. May include Moreen with Reds and others Concepcion Foster Griffey Rivers Brett Carew and Rose among the prominent selections based on votes.
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Herrera named national back of the week after 319 yard game
SIU running back Andre Herrera earned AP national back of the week honors after rushing 319 yards and scoring six touchdowns in a 54 0 win over Northern Winds. Coach Rey Dempsey said he pulled Herrera early to avoid risking the NCAA single game rushing record. Herrera credited his offensive line and noted he was tired and hurting but focused on winning.
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Resignation shakes VCU athletics leadership
Noe abruptly leaves as athletic director at Virginia Commonwealth University turning the post over to assistant Lewis Mills. He cites internal disputes with assistant coach Skeeter Swift and mounting pressures after a six year tenure marred by controversy and a 9-22 basketball record. Mills confirms Swift also resigned as part of the turmoil.
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Wallace Grabs N S Seniors Lead at Pinehurst
Bob Wallace of Pensacola Florida shot a one over par 73 to lead after the first round of qualifying for the North and South Seniors golf championship at Pinehurst Country Club. A second qualifying round follows as the low 16 advance to match play Thursday for a Sunday final. Wallace, 57, a retired Navy captain, was three over on the front nine but birdied the back nine on the No 2 course.
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Font Navy Adds Font to Cowboys in WHA Trade
Calgary gets defenseman Mike Font, 24, from Winnipeg Jets for a second round amateur draft pick in a WHA transaction on Tuesday.
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Five PCPA edges unbeaten in 34 13 win
Five PCPA defeated A Dress In Schoolfield Recreation Center Recreation Center edged the unbeatens 34 to 13 in a football clash last night.
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Turkey Stocking Plans Set for North Carolina Areas
Hickory, N C. R Wayne Bailey of the North Carolina Resources Commission announced plans to stock three areas with wild turkeys late this winter and to complete stocking a fourth area begun last winter. The plan was unveiled at a meeting with NC Wild Turkey Federation officials. Bailey cited encouraging long term prospects but warned success depends on preserved habitat. He urged continued live trapping and transplanting at an accelerated pace as stock increases. Commission assistant director Richard B Hamilton noted progress in training personnel on drop techniques and wild turkey management.
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Lions tame Eagles with late 2h win in league clash
Lions secured a victory over the Golden Eagles last night with a 41-yard touchdown run by Mike Price and a 27-yard pass from Regele Luck to Mike Wilson. Jamie Harris opened scoring with a one-yard TD run as defenders Harts Keith Harrington John Henry McCauley and Brian Price starred.
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Women's Squash Champ Wants Evert On Court
Gretchen Spruance, United States women’s squash champion, says she would love a hypothetical $100 match against tennis star Chris Evert. She notes squash differs greatly from tennis, with faster rallies and wall bounces, and cites Heather McKay as a world open champion who agrees Evert could compete in squash. The piece previews the first U S Women's Open Squash Tournament at Uptown Racquet Club, with Heather McKay among entrants, and mentions a separate $100 men's event in Philadelphia on Jan 16.
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Chips Roll Brien Covington Leads Blue Chips to Win
Brien Covington rushed for 10 yards on eight carries and scored five touchdowns to lift the People's Bank Blue Chips to a win in Optimist Minor League football. Covington scored four rushing touchdowns and returned a kickoff for 80 yards. Mik e Bays added two rushing scores, Edward Fulton directed the offense, and Alexander Totten led the defense with nine tackles.
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Riverside Lanes Ladies Non Classic results and league notes
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes include Alton's team and others with scores such as Richartison 195 and Childress 295. Various leagues show high game tallies like 225 by Herndon and 214 by Alderson, with teams including Walker's Upholstery, Sunbeam, and Mooreey Martin. Multiple matches indicate a busy Tuesday schedule in the Susurban and American Legion circuits with notable scores and standings.
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