Bucks fall to Hawks as Nelson clashes with officials
Milwaukee endured six technicals and a 109-93 defeat to Atlanta as coach Don Nelson and assistants complained about a zone defense. Other NBA games featured Pistons over Bulls 108-107 and Blazers 108-98 over the Lakers, with Nets edging Braves 103-102. Hockey saw Bruins dominate Flyers 6-1 amid Dupont’s facial injuries and a string of NHL results across Montreal, New York, Toronto, Washington, Atlanta, Minnesota, and Colorado.
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Florida State routs Missouri in college basketball clash
Florida State senior Harry Davis had 20 points and 13 rebounds as FSU defeated Missouri 97-64. Five players scored in double figures including David Thompson and Mickey Dillard, while Eugene Harris and Dillard held Missouri's top scorer Larry Drew to two points.
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Mr Inside Versus Outside In NFC Playoff Opener
Cowboys rookie Tony Dorsett faces Walter Payton of the Bears in the NFC first-round playoff opener in Dallas. Payton rushed for 1,852 yards with 16 touchdowns. Dorsett gained 1,007 yards. Dallas features Staubach, Avellini leads Bears passers despite 18 interceptions. Foreman and McCutcheon highlight the Rams and Vikings in Phase I and II.
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Matador Matmen Open Season with Loss to Moberly
Mexico Junior High School wrestlers opened the season with a 53-35 loss to Moberly. The Matadors won seven matches, lost ten, and tied two, with wins by Lunceford Schlager Johnston Shaw Chaney ayes and Jank. Exhibition results showed Mexico defeating one, losing 17 and tying one. Next meet slated for Moberly.
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NFL Playoff First Round Matchups Listed
In the American Conference Oakland visits Baltimore while Pittsburgh heads to Denver on Saturday December 24. The National Conference features Chicago at Dallas and Minnesota at Los Angeles on Monday December 26.
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Bowling league scores and high achievements listed
McGee's Packing, Jerichow Construction, Miller High Lite, Nordwald Drilling, and others posted team results with high game and series marks. Individual leaders include B Smith 227 and J Turner 640. Zee Way led pace for series with 2975 while Barbara Jerichow and Betty Vaniandinghang posted top single and series scores in separate matches.
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Arkansas Orange Bowl roster split fuels legal battle
Nine Arkansas players sit out the Orange Bowl as Lou Holtz bars three standouts including Ben Cowins Michael Forrest and Denny Bobo. Attorney John W. Walker says about 12 players will not play in Miami January 2 in the Oklahoma clash amid possible court action.
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Cartwright Debut Falls Shocking Dons to Rhode Island
Bill Cartwright's UCSF debut yields 14 points as San Francisco loses 87-85 to unheralded Rhode Island. The Dons drop to five straight at home after a prior loss to California. James Hardy struggles while Rhode Island's Sylvester Williams clinches with a late steal.
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Florida State Ends Season With Tangerine Bowl Win
Florida State finishes the season after a 102 victory over Texas Tech in the Tangerine Bowl. Bowden sees potential top 10 ranking while acknowledging 1978 goals. QB Jimmy Jordan shines with 18 of 25 passes and a 37 yard score, while Wally Woodham adds two TDs and Larry Key powers the offense with a 93 yard kickoff return.
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Harris on QBs Dallas
AP reports Clif Harris, Dallas Cowboys head of scouting, says there are two kinds of quarterbacks the smart ones and those who think they are smart.
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