Staubach Sharply Rebounds for Cowboys Playoff Bid
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach said his bruised ribs have improved rapidly and he expects to be fully ready for the playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings. Coach Tom Landry noted cold weather won’t be a deciding factor as Dallas seeks an upset in Minnesota.
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Reserve system questioned as players Messersmith and McNally freed
The panel ruled Messersmith and McNally no longer under contract, leaving the reserve system intact. Owners plan a federal appeal before Judge John W. Oliver in Kansas City, arguing the ruling undermines a longstanding Players Association framework. The decision traced to Article 15 which disclaims the basic agreement's reach on reserves.
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Pro Basketball Scores and Player Totals Across Games
Various NBA results with team totals and player lines. Boston, St Louis, Virginia, Indiana, New York, Milwaukee, New Orleans, Golden State, Washington, Detroit, Chicago, Houston, New Jersey, Kentucky feature scores and notable scorers.
League Presidents Challenge Arbitration Board Ruling
American League President Lee McPhail and National League President Chub Feeney condemned the Seitz decision freeing pitchers Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally. Clubs will pursue court review and continue bargaining with the Players Association while affirming the reserve system.
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Vikings Land Seven for Pro Bowl as Tarkenton Leads
New York based report lists Fran Tarkenton and Chuck Foreman as Pro Bowl starters for the NFC with five Vikings on offense. Teammate John Gilliam along with Ron Yary Ed White Alan Page Jeff Siemon earn starting roles, while Bobby Bryant and Paul Krause join as alternates. Cardinals’ Terry Metcalf headlines St. Louis picks with Mel Gray Dan Dierdorf Conrad Dobler Tom Banks and Roger Wehrli.
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Iowa Hawks Edges Drake 77 73 On King’s late run
IOWA CITY Iowa Bruce King scored 19 points and grabbed 17 rebounds guiding unbeaten Iowa to a 77-73 win over Drake. King sealed the victory with two late free throws after putting the Hawks ahead 69-67 with 2 49 left.
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Calgary Stars Dominate Early Scoring Burst In Pro Hockey
Calgary lights up multiple scorers including Evans Lawson Leiter and Deadmarsh with early period goals and strong defense. Toronto and Los Angeles contest tight games while Buffalo Kansas City St Louis Chicago Winnipeg Edmonton Pittsburgh NY Rangers Philadelphia Atlanta Phoenix Cincinnati also post varied scores and goalie showcases.
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Women’s Tennis Tour forms a $100000 circuit in 1976
The WTA and USTA announce the WTA-USTA Women’s Futures Tennis Tour a $100000 circuit of 10 stops plus a championship playoff. It starts January 12 in St. Petersburg Florida and ends the week of April 5 at Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head South Carolina. Each stop offers $10000 in prize money.
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Bruins Roll On in 96-75 Victory Over Baylor
UCLA led by Marques Johnson with 20 points rolled past Baylor 96-75 Tuesday night. Richard Washington added 17 points while guards Brad Holland and Andre McCarter had 14 and 10 points.
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