Bearcats Rally Past St Louis In Tight 54 52 Win
Cincinnati survives a sluggish start to edge St Louis 54 52 as Bob Miller leads with 18 points and 10 rebounds. St Louis, led by 26 22 at halftime, could not maintain pressure late, despite 55.4 percent shooting.
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Marquette Rallies Behind Ellis Upsets Notre Dame
Marquette, ranked 11th, defeats No 1 Notre Dame 78 to 69 as Bo Ellis erupts after halftime. Coach Al McGuire challenged Ellis to attack, spurring a 12 point second half and a run that sealed the win with Butch Lee adding the game high 27.
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Big Ten giants highlight rare Monday college basketball night
Michigan and Indiana, rivals in the NCAA title race, will play Monday games as Big Ten squads shift to a Thursday Saturday format. Michigan visits Iowa after an 83-70 win at Michigan State, while Indiana roads to Wisconsin and a strong bid in the conference race.
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Chippewa Coach Stunned by Unbeaten MAC Start
Chippewa coach Dick Parfitt expressed disbelief as Central Michigan improved to 3-0 in MAC play with a 78-76 road win at Miami. Western Michigan moved to 4-1 after a 72-66 victory over Ball State, while Bowling Green lost 86-80.
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Condors wins Birmingham indoor tennis title in straight sets
Jimmy Condors defeated Bill Scanlon 6-3 6-3 to win the $100,000 WCT Birmingham International Indoor Tennis Tournament in Birmingham, Alabama. OtherBrief results include Chris Evert beating Margaret Court 6-3 6-4 in Hollywood and Vijay Amritraj edging Tim Wilkinson 7-6 5-7 6-1 6-2 in Auckland.
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West Tops East 21-10 in Tokyo Japan Bowl
Nebraska quarterback Vince Ferragamo threw two touchdowns and Robin Earl of Washington ran for another as the West defeated the East 21-10 at Tokyo Stadium before 58,000. Ferragamo connected with Don Hasselbeck and Keith Hardwig for scoring passes, while Earl added a fourth quarter TD run. East scores came on Tom Skladany’s 51-yard field goal and Jo Campbell’s 80-yard return TD after a fumble.
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Pro hall enshrines trio on first vote
Canton Ohio AP former NFL greats Bart Starr Forrest Gregg Gale Sayers Frank Gifford and Bill Willis chosen as 1977 Hall of Fame inductees. Starr Gregg and Sayers elected in first year. Gifford and Willis also honored as part of the largest group since 1971 with formal enshrinement set for July 30.
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Pro Bowl Pride at Seattle in Kingdome Showdown
The Pro Bowl pits NFC against AFC in Seattle's Kingdome as star players prepare after a week in San Diego. With coaches Knox and Noll aiming for perfect records, captains Staubach and Jones lead the quarterbacks and a 65 000 sellout crowd is expected amid tense league labor talks.
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Jenner declines Superman role in film with Brando Hackman
Bruce Jenner, the Montreal decathlon champion, rejects a potential million dollar Superman film offer. He and wife Christi plan a joint showbiz path with TV and movie projects, while Bertha the dog garners endorsement chatter.
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Pro Bowlers Begin Las Vegas Qualifying for Showboat Finals
A field of 300 top bowlers opens action in Las Vegas for the $100,000 third leg of the winter tour. Veteran Earl Anthony tops money winners, with contenders including Jim Stefanie of Joliet, Dave Davis of Atlanta, and Don Johnson of Las Vegas. The top five qualifiers advance to the nationally televised finals next Sunday.
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