Rusie Named Hall of Fame Inductee With Sewell and Lopez
AP reports Amos Rusie, a late 19th century pitcher nicknamed The Hoosier Thunderbolt, is elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee alongside Joe Sewell and Al Lopez. Induction set for August 8 in Cooperstown with Ernie Banks also in the class.
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Sayers Bellino among 11 named to college Hall of Fame
NEW YORK AP 11 former college football stars named to the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame. Sayers and Bellino headline the 1977 inductees. Sayers, Kansas 1962-64, youngest Hall member at 29, later Bears star and Pro Football Hall of Fame. Bellino Navy 1958-60, Heisman winner, later NFL and AFL play. Other backs Francis Hagnell Tulane, Willis Banker Tulane, Harrison Francis Nebraska, Robert MacLeod Dartmouth. Linemen Zygmunt Zarobski Notre Dame, James Daniell Ohio State, Rodney Franz California, Century Milstead Wabash, Yale, Leo Nomellini. Induction at 20th awards dinner Dec 6 1977.
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Stolz to keep MSU salary despite new coaching job
Denny Stolz will continue to receive his full $31,125 yearly MSU salary and fringe benefits through December 1978 after resigning amid an NCAA investigation. The arrangement, described by Stolz's lawyer John Ollins, was part of the resignation terms approved by the MSU Board of Trustees.
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Collins says agreement not part of Stolz original contract
Collins argues that the recent agreement was not included in Stolz's original contract, indicating it may be an add on outside the formal terms. The dispute centers on whether the supplementary clause is legally binding or an unintended expansion of the deal.
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MTC Women Suffer 3-0 Loss to Camargon Club
The Middletown Tennis Club women's B team fell 3-0 to Camargon Club of Cincinnati. Singles results featured Schuermann Karoks defeating Sauter Schroth 60 61, Marrman Mather beating Compton Salice 6 1 63, and Semrod Gahr overcoming Newkirk Seifert 62 62.
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Miller Vetted as Denver Broncos Head Coach
Denver awaiting an official announcement naming Robert Red Miller as the Broncos new head coach to replace John Ralston. Miller, 50, currently New England Patriots offensive coordinator, had been considered for several jobs while Denver pursues a high powered offense after a 9-5 season and player unrest. Ralston resigned after six weeks under the new structure, ending a tenure highlighted by Rose Bowl wins but lacking playoff success. The Orchid Handicap at Gulfstream is set for March 2 for fillies and mares on turf.
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Road-weary Stingers back home in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Stingers return to Riverfront Coliseum to face the Birmingham Bulls after a taxing road swing that included eight of 12 January games on enemy ice. Coach Terry Slater cites fatigue and vows to get more physical as they chase a playoff spot in the WHA Eastern Division standings.
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Russians keep NBC in dark about 1980 Olympics rights
In Moscow the Soviet Olympic Organizing Committee held a 1 p.m. EST news conference to discuss US television rights for the 1980 Summer Games. NBC and ABC officials were in Moscow. no signing had occurred yet, and IOC approval remained possible. NBC and ABC executives contended they still sought rights.
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Rose balks at Reds pact talks over pay
Cincinnati star Pete Rose publicly rejects the front office offer, saying he will not sign for 30 percent of what other players make. At 35, Rose complains salary talks aren’t moving and warns against forcing a deal. He notes prior spring holdouts and compares his pay to Reggie Jackson’s, stressing no sympathy.
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Catchings sidelined for season with elbow injury
Philadelphia 76ers center Harvey Catchings will miss the rest of the NBA season due to a fractured dislocation of the right elbow. He was injured in Sunday's game with Denver and swelling will delay a surgery decision until later in the week as the team assesses next steps.
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