LA Wins 1984 Olympics Bid by Default in US Race
IOC notes Los Angeles remains sole candidate for the 1984 Summer Games after New York, Chicago and other rivals fail to file formal bids. Four nations submit Winter Games offers with sites in Mont Blanc and Three Valleys under French consideration. IOC sets Dec 31 and Jan 31 deadlines for questionnaires with voting in Athens in May.
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Sports sked today and Wednesday events list
Water polo Northern League tournament at Arroyo Grande at 3 p.m. Tennis Cabrillo at Santa Ynez and Lompoc at Arroyo Grande at 3 p.m. Volleyball Cabrillo at Santa Ynez and Lompoc at San Luis Obispo at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday cross country Cabrillo at Lompoc at 3 p.m.
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Veeck Named UPI Major League Executive of the Year
Bill Veeck, the former Cubs ticket operations man turned team promoter, is selected by UPI sports writers as the major league executive of the year. He leads the Chicago White Sox back toward respectability after a 14 year absence, sharing praise with Rudie Schafer and teammates, while noting the award should honor the club as a whole. Veeck recalls early jobs in baseball and highlights his Indians pennant run 1948 attendance record and White Sox 1959 pennant before health issues paused his career. He returned in 1975 to face a mixed 1976 season and a strong 1977 second-half push with improved attendance.
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Braves Congas prepare for intense barrier race
The Lompoc Cabrillo cross country dual meet closes the season at La Purisima Mission at 3 39 p m. Dale Nall leads the Congs with a likely top finish and Cabrillo hopes a strong third through seventh finish decides the outcome. The Braves led by James Jackson and Steve Braun aim to stay close to Nall Hutchinson or Robbins and edge Cabrillo for a tight result.
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Wiggin fired as Chiefs head coach in 1977 season
Kansas City is without Paul Wiggin after team president Lindy Hunt announced his dismissal. Tom Bettis takes interim command with evaluation to decide if he remains head coach beyond this season.
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Wiggin Fired as Chief Coach After Browns Loss
Kansas City Chiefs fire head coach Wiggin after a 44 7 defeat to Cleveland Browns. Wiggin said he learned of the firing from Chiefs president Jack Steadman and chairman Lamar Hunt amid a season that included six losses in seven games. He expressed shock, respect for the organization, and belief in the rebuilding effort.
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Cardinals blank Giants 28 to 0 in Monday night clash
St. Louis defends home turf as Giants struggle to mount offense. Jim Hart directs efficient drives and Steve Jones caps a 68 yard scoring march with a run. Cardinals force two key interceptions and recover a fumble for a defensive- led victory.
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Texas Retains No 1 in UPI Coaches Poll
Texas leads the UPI Board of Coaches ratings with 36 first place votes and 378 points after a 26 0 win over Texas Tech. Alabama remains second, Oklahoma third, Ohio State fourth, Notre Dame fifth, Michigan sixth as Penn State moves to seventh and Arkansas to eighth. Nebraska stays tenth.
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Fridrich and Barmer Lead NL Rushers in Close Race
Fridrich surpassed 1,000 rushing yards with 155 added to a 1,089 yard season on 138 carries and 10 TDs. Barmer sits second with 903 yards on 117 carries and nine TDs, recovering from a knee issue after Arroyo Grande game as Lompoc and Santa Maria prepare for upcoming clashes.
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