Falcons whip Altus JV 20 14 in Monday contest
In a Monday afternoon game at the Ike practice field the Falcons defeated Altus junior varsity 20 to 14. Miguel Samuels sprinted 97 yards for a Falcon TD Todd Emery scored from five yards Zac Brown added a 20 yard run and Emery kicked all five conversions. Falcon defense was led by Joe Knowles and Danny Baker. Cameron University women’s volleyball lost two matches at the Mid.
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Abilene Christian Sweeps Ags. Midwestern Wins Series
Abilene Christian defeated the Aggies in the opening game 15 1 and lost 15 11 in game two. Midwestern won both ends 15 7 and 15 12. Cameron stars Rhonda Smith Becky Wiersing Cindy Ray and Ginny Phillips lead for Cameron.
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Volume of 1977 sports results across multiple leagues
Reggie Jackson earns AL Player of the Week honors for Sept 12-18 after a strong stretch for the Yankees. Jeanne Evert advances in the Pensacola Women’s Tennis Championships with a 6-2 6-1 win, while other openers feature Charies, Bentzer, Manson, Leonard, Winitsky, and Masters. Billie Jean King and Sandy Moyer named World Team Tennis MVPs for 1977. N Wait wins the Dark Secret Handicap at Belmont in the $25 000 race.
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Go for depth in open court amid chaotic volley
A garbled court recap describes players pressured into deep exchanges. The text hints at mispositioned opponents and an early volley’s effectiveness, then emphasizes finishing points with aggressive movement toward the kill.
Hayes predicts high scoring shootout with Oklahoma
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes says the Oklahoma game will be relatively high scoring and close throughout. He tightens drills, notes no tougher nonconference opponent and cites rankings and past coaches while evaluating player injuries and possible lineup shifts.
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Big Eight Players of the Week Named Berns and Spani
Nebraska junior I back Richard Berns starred in a 31-24 win over Alabama with 23 carries for 128 yards two touchdowns plus three receptions for 22 yards and a 36 yard throw. Kansas State linebacker Gary Spani totaled 13 tackles in the 18-10 loss to Florida State with one forced fumble two recoveries and two interceptions.
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OSU Moves Larry Jackson As DH Rule Impacts MLB
The 1973 designated hitter rule continues to reshape baseball. Nolan Ryan may seek arm evaluation for fatigue after six innings in his latest Angels start. Frank Tanana likely out for the season from overuse. Gary Ross already had surgery. Charlie Finley recovers from heart surgery at Northwestern Memorial. Kansas City Kings begin 1977-78 camp with focus on running offense. Bob Lanier signs five year deal with Pistons. Webb Everett dies at 81. he helped standardize horse classification. Browns drop signing Tom Skladany. Oklahoma State finishes Argentina tour with 7-2 record and 89-87 win. Sparky Anderson avoids comment on Bob Bailey waiver to Red Sox. Reds and Padres open series in Cleveland.
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Baseball era star Paddy Livingston dies in Cleveland
Former major league catcher Paddy Livingston died Monday in a Cleveland hospital at 97. He debuted with the Cleveland Indians and played for Cleveland Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis amid facing era legends like Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner in his time. He also mentored younger players during a lengthy baseball career.
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