Big Eight hoops leaders Kansas and Kansas State pace schedules
Kansas and Kansas State hold 5-1 Big Eight records as they plan varied weeks with nonconference tests. Kansas heads to Van derbilt after wins over Washington State and Oregon. Kansas State travels to Arizona, then San Diego State. Other Big Eight teams like Iowa State Nebraska Oklahoma State Missouri and Colorado follow with their own set plans as the season progresses.
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Olejniczak stays mum on Devine Packers coach row
Green Bay president Dominic Olejniczak refused to discuss reports that NFL club executives voted to keep Dan Devine in place. He said he has nothing to talk about and will issue a statement perhaps midweek. Devine finished his third season with Green Bay amid fan censure as the club slumped from a title bid to a 5-7-2 record.
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Wolfpack loses to UCLA despite super performances
UCLA, ranked No. 1, defeated North Carolina State 84-66 as Bill Walton sat out nine minutes after early fouls. Wilkes led UCLA with 27 points while Walton returned to help pull away in the second half. Sloan praised Wilkes and noted NC State’s strong rebounding but poor shooting, as Tone and Meyers contributed for the Wolfpack.
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Blues defeat Sabres 5 to 2 in defensive game
St Louis Blues edge Buffalo Sabres 5-2 as coach Jean-Guy Talbot praises defense. Blues outshot 16-9 in the first period but dominant 17-6 in the second, with Lou Angotti scoring twice including a deflection goal at 5:13 and a 25 foot shot later.
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UCLA Beats NC State To Extend 79th Straight Win
UCLA guard Keith Wilkes scored 27 as 6-12 Bill Walton sat for 21 minutes with early fouls but the Bruins pulled away from NC State 84-66. Coach John Wooden praised resilience while Wilkes limited NC State star David Thompson to 17 points. Indiana, Marquette, Providence, Louisville and others posted top ten wins in a busy Saturday slate.
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Bowling Stone League Results and Individual Scores
Bowling results list evening scores for multiple teams and players. McDonalds 3, Peppermill 1. Montgomery 244 and Larry Wright 72. American 4, Scholastic Magazine 0 with Bob Williams 208 512. Chapel Mobile Home 342 with Gene Schnauss 225 91. Greens Plumbing 4, Wades Insurance MFA 0 Arden Wade 12530. Jesss Conoco 3, Budweiser unknown scorer. Brazito Garage 4, Charles Still Hospital 1 with Bob Wolfe 193 Don Henson 409. Biedermans 2, Nicks Auto Sales 2 Steve Boehmer 191 Jerry Studer 403. Wards Riverside 3 Elmers Landscaping Ron Brandt 271 Al Wilson 221 596. Lucky League Team 30 and 40 Wright Studio 414 1075. Individual 30 and 10 Ralph Walker 483 and Jim Strope 220. Wright Studio 46 18 Lindsay Soft Water 31 26. Doerhoff Garage 328 Mo Power 32 32. Loethen Oil 32 32. Kempker Const 30 34. Angerers Store 29 35. Kentucky Fried Chicken 29 35. Cedar City North Star 27 37. Dulle Funeral Home 21 43.
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One Million No-Shows In NFL Season After Blackout Lift
NFL reports over 1 million ticketholders skipped games this season the first after blackout repeal. Final weekend saw about 190000 no-shows with Kansas City topping 35793 for Chiefs Chargers in 20 degree weather. Across Miami Chicago Atlanta and New Haven gested 20000 absences. season total equals about 10 percent of season tickets.
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