Shula Named NFL Coach of the Year by AP
Dolphins chief Don Shula won the AP NFL Coach of the Year award edging Green Bay's Dan Devine by three votes. Shula, celebrating a near perfect season, said the honor reflects team effort and a drive to win the world championship in Miami.
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Shula Leads Dolphins To Third Super Bowl Bid
Shula, three time Super Bowl coach, has Miami at 14 0 in regular season and a playoff win over Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The Dolphins seek their first title against Washington as four Miami players earn AP All Pro honors including Morrall Little Stanfill Anderson.
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Lions fall to Bonner Springs in season-opening dual meet
Lawrence High lost 36-18 as Bonner Springs wrestled a strong match in the LHS gym. Lions winner Justin Yearby and Bob Brown led the scoring, while Coffman left with a separated elbow and Hurd and Breipohl sat out with injuries.
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Cox Added At K-State
Manhattan Kan Bill Cox 26 recently named to a Kansas State football coaching post announced by Coach Vince Gibson Cox served the past year as an assistant at Tampa University where his team went 10 wins 2 losses including a Tangerine Bowl victory over Kent State He played wide receiver at Florida State 1966 68 and coached at Florida State and Iowa State earlier in his career
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Malaga resigns as USLTA executive director
New York AP reports Bob Malaga has resigned as executive director of the United States Lawn Tennis Association to return to his law practice and other business interests in Cleveland. USLTA President Robert B. Colwell announced on Thursday.
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Salt Lake City Picked for 1976 Olympics Bid
Governor Rampton and local leaders react to the USOC decision naming Salt Lake City as the potential host for 1976 Games pending IOC approval. Officials urge no public funding and no ecologically damaging facilities in ski canyons. Garn cites $30 million total cost, split between construction and operations.
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Senior Bowl Set For Aerial Showcase In Mobile
The 24th Senior Bowl features explosive passing with Florida State’s Gary Huff and Utah State’s Tony Adams leading a North offense against the South. NBC telecasts the 1 p.m. CST game from Ladd Memorial Stadium before a 40 000 crowd. Weeb Endbank coaches the South, Lou Saban the North.
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Alvaralo Tops Durden In L.A. Bout By AP
Oscar Shotgun Alvaralo defeated Thurman Durden by outpoint in a Los Angeles bout reported by the Associated Press. Alvaralo, from Uvalde Texas, weighed 15244 pounds, Durden weighed 155 pounds.
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