Notre Dame Coach Gerry Faust Resigns Amid Respectful Reactions
Colleagues from college football react with sadness and respect to Gerry Faust's resignation at Notre Dame. Coaches including Billy Brewer, George Perles, Jack Bicknell, Vince Dooley, and others call him a class gentleman and note the distraction and pressure surrounding his departure.
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Maryland Faces Virginia in Crucial ACC Showdown
Maryland aims to clinch or share the league title as a loss could leave them tied with Georgia Tech. Virginia, missing star running back Barry Ward for academic reasons and juggling quarterbacks Don Majkowski and Scott Secules, travels to College Park for a 2:30 p.m. CBS game noted by coach Ross as potentially high scoring.
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Notre Dame Notre Dame coach Gerry Faust resigns
Gerry Faust resigns after a five year tenure marked by uneven seasons 1981 to 1984 and a home loss to LSU. University president Rev. Theodore M Hesburgh accepts the resignation with genuine regret. Faust cites a possible return as head coach elsewhere and notes offers from a businessman.
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Flames Beat Nordiques In Calcxary Hockey Clash
Flames defeated the Nordiques 3 to 1 in Calgary as Cal players Quinn and Goulet contributed goals and penalties, with Le Lemelin saving for Quebec. The game featured multiple penalties and notable hits, including elbowing and cross-checking calls, and ended with Calgary securing the win.
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Boys basketball PH 63 MCA 41 game notes and scores
In a PH versus MCA matchup PH defeated MCA 63 to 41. The page lists player initials and numbers for Reynolds Johnson Croghan King Otmoughoe Utton Keverberg Hamcoch Lathovsti Brora Jagas Rat and others with partial stats. Carroll and Savoy appear in team lineups with several players and scoring indicators.
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Arlington Girls Rally Past MSD in 47 24 Victory
Arlington tops MSD 47 to 24 in girls basketball with Jones Douglass and Joyner contributing for Arlington. MSD struggled shooting as Slewan and Walters paced the defense, while Cromite Haver Horton and Johnston provided support for the Arlington win amid a fouls-heavy contest.
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Prospect Hall Vikings open season with easy win over MCA
Prospect Hall used a fast breaking offense and press defense to rout Martinsburg Christian Academy 63 to 41 in area boys basketball. Chris Riser led Prospect Hall with 22 points and four steals while Brent Croghan added 13. The Vikings also won the junior varsity 34 to 22.
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Benefit bowling tourney slated
The Herman Brown Memorial Doubles Duckpin Bowling Tournament runs Saturday and Sunday December 7 and 8 at Village Lanes. Open to men and women with 1 to 11 pm play, top prize 400 dollars, then 200 and 100. Entry is 10 dollars per person with 80 percent handicap based on a 300 combined average.
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Celtics rally to beat 76ers after late surge
Celtics overturn a 84-76 deficit with a 12 point burst to lead 90-89. Bird and Parish added key free throws as McHale and Bird finished with field goals. Barkley scored 24 for the 76ers who dropped their third straight, Erving sparkled late but Philadelphia fell.
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