Rose Bowl lands 1980 Super Bowl after New Orleans 1978
NFL owner votes place the 1978 game in New Orleans on January 25, the 1979 game in Miami at the Orange Bowl with expanded seating, and the 1980 game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Commissioner Rozelle cites rotation aims while San Francisco hosts bids from Seattle Houston Los Angeles Dallas New Orleans and Pontiac amid 100000 attendance record for SB XI.
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Glenn Gahr fall short in CIF finals memories linger
Glenn loses to San Marino 1 0 in the 2 A finals and Gahr falls 2 1 to Magnotta in 3 A semifinals. Coach Art Jessup credits a super season and late game fatigue while praising the team’s 22 wins the most CIF victories in school history.
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Bergeron Reflects On A Season And Team Leadership
Gary Ellis posted a .303 clip with solid fielding and pitching as Magnolia coach Bergeron, reviewing the season, praised leaders Nickerri and Glenn Prater. He praised their work ethic and maturity while noting plans to evaluate players for 1978 and focus on development and relationships over chasing a title.
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Bayi shifts to 5000 wins in Stockholm meet
Filbert Bayi world 150 meter record holder ran the 5000 at Stockholm Olympic Stadium in 13:02.1, the year’s second fastest. The Tanzanian athlete, 24, led with two laps to go, cut his near 17 second personal best, and explained training needs and a house project back home. American Pacific Coast Club athletes dominated other events, with Wilkins and Woods delivering top showings.
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Kings draft first after long wait in NHL amateur draft
The Los Angeles Kings finally made a selection in the fifth round choosing Julian Baretta, goalie from Wisconsin, who plans to stay in school two more years. They expect Warren Holmes to report this season.
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