Great Elation Returns as Steelers Triumph in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh celebrates a 21-17 victory over Dallas after a victory parade of more than 100,000 fans in 30 degree weather. Amid the cheers officials face a teachers strike fine and Gulf Oil politics, while reporters note U.S. Steel court actions and a bail bond probe.
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Cowboys map fixes after Super Bowl X loss
Dallas outlines plans to address flaws in a young roster after a 21-17 defeat to Pittsburgh in Super Bowl X. veterans Lee Roy Jordan and Dave Edwards may retire, while rookies Randy White and Thomas Henderson push for roles. Coach Landry seeks more backfield depth and steady ground attack.
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Wisconsin Badgers Target Referees Over Gopher Star Victory
Minnesota guard Mike Thompson scored 29 points to lead the Gophers past Wisconsin 96 84 after a temporary NCAA lift on his playing ban. Badgers coach John Powless drew a technical foul and joined fans in singing to the officials in Madison.
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Indiana Stays Perfect as Purdue Fights Back
No. 1 Indiana held off Purdue 71-67 as Scott May poured in 32 points to preserve a 15-0 start. Marquette rolled Xavier 82-48, Tennessee upset Auburn 83-78, Alabama beat Ole Miss 64-41, and Duke defeated Virginia Tech 79-72.
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Haskell Indians Hold Off Highland 74 67 in Tecumseh Gym
Haskell built a 53 39 halftime lead and survived a 21 point second half slide to beat Highland 74 67. Don Murphy led Haskell with 19 points while Melvin Doctor sparked defense holding Highland to 4 baskets in 22 seconds of the second half.
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Big Eight boss sees slow progress in NCAA changes
Kansas City AP: Big Eight commissioner Charles Nevias says the NCAA convention showed division reform remains complex. Major football powers seek autonomy. small schools push cost saving. Nevias notes meetings will continue as reform eyes January 1977, and cites attendance figures and a rise in allowed campus visits from 75 to 95 for football and 12 to 18 for basketball.
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Lanier to miss Pro Bowl with back injury
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Lanier will miss the Pro Bowl due to a recurring back injury. Lanier, 30, said he informed the NFL he cannot play in the January 26 game in New Orleans after running aggravated the problem. He has been named to the AFC All-Pro team since 1970.
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Von Moore's bench presence could lift KU vs Iowa State
Kansas aims for a spark with Donnie Von Moore on the bench for the Iowa State game after a 99-69 loss at Missouri. The 6-9 center from Chicago has lost weight but plans to enroll next semester. Kansas also adjusts its starting five for a tougher stretch ahead.
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Morgantown Names Frank Cignetti WVU Head Coach
Frank Cignetti, 38, was named head coach at West Virginia University after serving on the staff since 1970. Across sports, notes include NHL moves for St. Louis Blues, Ashe’s WCT title and prize, Nastase’s Phoenix Cup win, and Simionescu’s upset in Fairfax in the Washington WCT event.
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Heights Redo sisters power Heights past Lions 56 42
Wichita Heights beat Lawrence 56 to 42 in the Emporia Invitational girls basketball opener. Nancy Redo scored 28 and Karen Redo 10 for Heights, with Lawrence hampered by poor rebounding and limited offensive chances.
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Prep results across Missouri and Kansas state lists
The Associated Press recap shows multiple high school girls and boys results from Shawnee Mission East Shawnee Mission West Raytown South Hope St. George Westmoreland Wakefield South Haven Oxford Udall Argonia Rose Hill Belle Plaine Glasco Miltonvale Beloit St Johns Military with scores ranged from close to blowouts. Major blowout Beloit St Johns Military 100 to 31 highlighted the tally.
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Pro cage report NBA scores and schedule notes
NBA results show Houston 115 to 96 over Washington Monday. Tuesday matchups include Detroit at Washington Phoenix at Buffalo Portland at New York Boston at Cleveland Atlanta at Chicago Golden State at Kansas City Philadelphia at Milwaukee. ABA notes no games Monday with Denver at New York St Louis at Kentucky. Wednesday lists New York at Kentucky and Virginia at Indiana.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Basketball Club Meeting With Ted Owens
The Lawrence Jayhawk Basketball Club meets at 11 45 a m in the Allen Fieldhouse Annex. A box lunch is served then Kansas coach Ted Owens speaks at 12 15 p m. Further meetings are set for Feb 2 17 and March 10.
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