New Castle and Peabody clash as win streaks test
The Red Hurricane hosts Pittsburgh Peabody at 8 in Ne-Ca-Hi field house, aiming to extend a 5-0 run while Peabody seeks a fourth straight win. Key players include New Castle’s Glenn Hall and Leroy Shepherd against Peabody stars Tim Tyler and Kendall Walls, with the game shaping the City League battle for momentum.
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Patriots Lose Coach Fairbanks as He Takes Colorado Job
New England Patriots owner Billy Sullivan and coach Chuck Fairbanks clash over a move to Colorado as the team heads into the playoffs. Fairbanks resigns amid confrontation, leaving players disappointed after a 23 to 3 loss to Miami and a tense, unclear future for the club.
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New faces eye Super Bowl title renewed Cowboys edge Jets
United Press International reports the NFL enters playoffs with parity and Dallas as the favorite to win a third Super Bowl. The Cowboys closed 12-4 after routing the Jets 30-7, noting improved attitude and rising intensity. New wild card teams Philadelphia Atlanta and Houston join the post season, with schedule details for NFC divisional games and potential matchups. Miami eyes Oilers in the Orange Bowl as divisions and conference championships shape the path to Miami for the Super Bowl.
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Campbell unanimous pick stars in AFC All Star 1978
Earl Campbell was unanimously named to UPI AFC All Star team, first rookie to achieve this since O J Simpson in 1973. Steelers dominate with five first team picks and seven on the second team, led by Terry Bradshaw, Lynn Swann, and Jack Ham. Campbell set rookie rushing record and led NFL in rushing as Houston made playoffs.
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Ziegler Wins Penn State Dash in Charlotte Marathon
John Ziegler of Penn State overtook Ian Davidson 75 yards from the finish to win the marathon in 2:19:45 among 1,300 runners. Davidson finished second after leading early, with Ziegler describing a final surge and strong arms as his key.
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Dolphins edge Patriots to clinch home field in AFC race
Miami 23 New England 3 as Fairbanks resignation turmoil loomed. Griese connected with Nat Moore for a six yard TD, Harris for 17, and Yepremian added his 16th straight FG to tie the NFL record. Griese, Little, and Williams faced injuries but expected to play.
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Giants fire McVay after 6-10 season ends
New York Giants dismiss head coach John McVay one day after finishing 6-10 with a 20-3 loss to Philadelphia. Team director of operations Andy Robustelli will step down, as a coaching search opens with names like Hank Stram and George Allen floated amid Joe Paterno not interested. The fateful Nov. 19 botched handoff by Joe Pisarcik remains a defining moment in the headline season.
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Giants seek coach and GM as George Allen shows interest
Allen, 56, former Rams coach, expresses interest in Giants coaching and GM roles after John McVay's firing and Robustelli's planned departure. He says he has not spoken to the team but believes New York could have a strong 1979 season with right leadership.
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