Hartman faulting officials as Sooners edge Cats in Big Eight
Kansas City AP reports Kansas State coach Jack Hartman railing at officiating after Oklahoma beats K State 63 to 62 to move to second in the Big Eight. Bliss notes partial validity. final 28 seconds feature a loose ball foul on Wildcat Mike Evans. John McCullough seals with two free throws for Oklahoma.
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Errors and heated calls stain Sooner win bid in Big Fight action
Hartman questioned a no foul on Cary Carrabine after a collision with Curtis Redding while Bliss defended Jack Redding amid a day of disputed calls. Oklahoma State and Iowa State trailed, Kansas and Nebraska used free throws to win, leaving a three way tie for third as officials faced scrutiny.
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Bliss Ignores Odds as Kansas Seizes Big Victory
The Big Fight is as good as any league, Bliss noted, while Kansas, dominant at home this year, shot 47 percent and held a 51 to 26 rebounding edge to claim an important victory praised by Coach Ted Owens.
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Owens lifts Jayhawks over Colorado in tense rally
Owens said the team needed a win and delivered as Kansas held off Colorado by tightening their zone in the second half. Emmett Lewis led Colorado with 21 points before fouling out with 107 left, while Tony Ellis added 14 and seven assists. John Douglas scored 21 for Kansas and Herb Nobles added 14 as Kansas overcame early foul trouble and cold free throws.
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Watson Wins San Diego Open and Stays Hot
Watson dominates Torrey Pines, finishing 19 under par with a 269 for the San Diego Open title. He recalls a five stroke lead after a strong final round, praises Trevino and Nicklaus for concentration, and notes he must win more titles before being viewed among the sport’s greats. Dom Mirandi compares him to Nicklaus, Miller, and Sawyer in early career form.
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Bruins Enjoy Omni Date Plan To Return In March
UCLA Bruins dominated Tennessee 103-89 at the Atlanta Omni to snap a 12 game Tennessee streak and signal a March return for NCAA semifinals. Roy Hamilton led with 30 points and Marques Johnson added 24, while Bernard King scored 31 for Tennessee. Bruins coach Gene Bartow praised the performance as the team eyes a deep postseason run.
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Strife Isn't In Red Plans, Sparky Says
Manager Sparky Anderson says the Cincinnati Reds will not resemble the strife ridden 1976 Boston Red Sox despite player demands after back to back World Series titles. He notes veterans Morgan Rose Bench Concepcion Nolan have steadied the club and calls for a long view as spring training nears.
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NBC Wins Olympic TV Pact in Moscow Signing
NBC insisted it would televise the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games despite Soviet claims no final rights decision exists. NBC planned a Tuesday signing with the Soviet Organizing Committee for TV rights and technical facilities, signaling confidence in securing an IOC approved deal possibly near 100 million dollars.
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Thomas dominates Tulsa meet for Lawton swimmers
Tammy Thomas won the 100 freestyle and 100 butterfly in the senior division at the Hurricanes Swimming and Diving championships at Tulsa University. She also placed second in the 200 freestyle, fourth in the 100 backstroke, and sixth in the 200 individual medley. Lawton teammates performed well as Cat Swofford, Patrick Leclerc, Wayne McLeod, Dale Puett, and Alex Leclerc scored in multiple events while about 300 swimmers from nine states competed.
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