Pardee Eyes Redskins Barry Receives Raise
Chicago Bears fire coach Jack Pardee amid his resignation talks with Washington Redskins. Barry Switzer earns a $2,000 raise as his Oklahoma salary climbs. Boston College hires Ed Chlebek to succeed Joe Yukica, aiming to rival Notre Dame.
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College coaching changes and sports briefs across the nation
Oklahoma regents raise Switzer’s pay to 38 000 yearly plus 3000 expense allowance and boost assistants by 1500 each. Western Kentucky’s Jim Richards to relinquish head basketball post after seven years. Wake Forest hires John Mackovic to revive football program succeeding fired Chuck Mills. Carl Olson, Pitt track coach for 30 years, dies at 84. Bubba Smith injury suit lists witnesses. Kansas to be investigated by HEW for sex discrimination in athletic training. Josef Walcher wins Streif downhill in Austria. Oklahoma State wrestling rout of Portland State. Kansas, Virginia Tech related updates on investigations and verdicts.
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Girls Lose Sill Fights Set Moore Tourney Action
In Moore Girls Tournament action Crooked Oak defeated Eisenhower 42 to 17 as Ike’s Stella Johnson led with six points and Robin Wootton added five. Crooked Oak built a 26 11 halftime lead and held on, with Williams 27 Anderson 6 Wright 5S LeSncre 2 and guards J Williams Curry Stewart for Crooked Oak. Eisenhower’s Johnson 6 Wootton 5 Watson 3 Hoover 3. Eisenhower back for a consolation match later.
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Boxing and wrestling notes from area briefs
Several boxing bouts were shuffled with weight class changes and one novice matchup canceled as Greg Smith could not fight. Fort Sill and Tomlinson teams prepared for upcoming duals while weigh ins and local tournaments eyed next week and February deadlines.
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Cleveland and Knicks trading blows in late season NBA duel
In a high scoring NBA evening, Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 117 to 109 while Chicago fell to New York 114 to 105. Denver beat Milwaukee 109 114 and Phoenix topped New York 134 114 in the scoreboard full of results from Friday and Saturday games across multiple arenas.
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Boys Basketball PeeWees Oklahomae League Results
In the Oklahomae League PeeWees action Adams beat Eisenhower 10 to 9 while Rogers defeated Pecan Grove 28 to 4 Test won over Garfield 2 to 0 and Woodland Hillis beat Cleveland 14 to 4 Sullivan Village 27 to 19 Swinney 19 to 19. Brookland 4. Girls Midgets saw Country Club 12, Howell 6. Jackson 2, Adams 0. Garfield 27, Pecan Grove 20. Lee 10. Rogers 6.
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Confidence and automatic golf shots with Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus says confidence comes from faith in your own ability and notes champions have impregnable armor. He explains that true success in golf requires a full shot repertoire repeated automatically, built through thorough swing knowledge and thousands of hours of practice.
Salukis Upset Indiana State As Bird Held To 38
Southern Illinois defeated Indiana State 79 76 in a Missouri Valley game, snapping the Sycamores unbeaten run as Milt Huggins sank two late free throws and Wayne Abrams led SIU with 22 points. Indiana State coach Bob King praised Salukis defense and shot selection, while Bird scored 38 for ISU. Other top teams scored as Notre Dame edged Villanova 70 69 and Michigan State beat Purdue 60 51.
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Michigan State Tops Purdue Behind Earvin Johnson Flash
First Loss Wildcats missed seven of 20 shots. Freshman Earvin Johnson scored 21 points, including eight straight free throws in the last three minutes, and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Michigan State past Purdue.
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