Notre Dame tops Penn State in Gator Bowl finale
Notre Dame finishes 1976 at 9 3 after a 20 9 victory over Penn State in Jacksonville. Return of 23 regulars fuels a strong defense led by Heimkreiter Golic and Browner. Rick Slager and Dan Kelleher depart, while Penn State suffers 7 5 with 15 returning starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
Devine
Penn State
Steve Heinkreiter
Ross Browner
Rick Slager
Dan Kelleher
Ken McAfee
Slager
Michigan
Joe Paterno
Doug Becker
Heimkreiter
Bob Golic
Jim Browner
Ross
Reeve
Terry Burick
Hunter
Lions
Chuck Fusina
Matt Suhey
Brurk
Nance’s Stormy Big Eight Debut Ends With Ejection
Iowa State head coach Lynn Nance was tossed as Missouri beat the Cyclones 81-67 in the Big Eight tournament opener. Nance drew three technicals after a second-half flare up as Missouri guard Scott Sims scored 26 points to power the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lynn Nance
Iowa State
Missouri
Cyclones
Nance
Scott Sims
Tigers
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Wildcats
Curtis Redding
Winston
Cats
Mike Evans
Ronnie Daniel
Eli Johnson
College basketball scores from Monday games
DePaul beat Bradley 86 to 80 while Arizona topped Stanford 90 to 82. Portland State? No. The list shows multiple results including Kansas State 74 Oklahoma State 56 and North Carolina 100 Oral Roberts 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePaul
Bradley
Arizona
Stanford
Pacific U
Sacramento St
Washington St
Fresno St
Brigham Young
St. Joseph’ S
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma St
Missouri
Iowa St
Georgetown
Fairfield
Manhattan
Long Island
North Carolina
Oral Roberts
Oregon
Bowling Green
Louisiana
Montana
Villanova
Hofstra
Marquette
Clemson
Wisconsin
Boston
Cal
Detroit
Centenary
Kent St
St. Peter’s
Houston
Illinois
Alabama
Samford
Texas Tech
Mississippi
Utah
Idaho
Nevada-Reno
Pepperdine
Philadelphia
N.Y. Knicks
Buffalo
N.Y. Nets
Cleveland
New Orleans
San Antonio
Washington
Atlanta
Denver
Indiana Ss
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Marquette Beats Clemson in Milwaukee Classic Final
Marquette (No. 12) defeated Clemson (No. 10) 67-49 as Jerome Whitehead limited Tree Rollins to two points. Butch Lee led Marquette with 17 points, sending the Warriors to the finals against Wisconsin. Other top teams posted wins in Portland and Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clemson Tigers
Marquette Warriors
Rollins
Marquette
Jerome Whitehead
Warriors
Tigers
Clemson
Whitehead
Wisconsin
Boston College
North Carolina
Oral Roberts
Oregon
Bowling Green
Portland
Ore
Utah
Idaho
Nevada Reno
Pepperdine
Reno
Nev
Arizona
Stanford
Butch Lee
Joe Chmelich
Phil Ford
Tar Heels
Greg Ballard
Greg Deane
Buster Mathaney
Edgar Jones
Nevada-Reno
Herman Harris
White named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
Sammie White of the Minnesota Vikings, leader in touchdown catches and receiving yards in the NFC, was named the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year. The Grambling product drew 49 of 84 votes, with Pat Haden and Mike Kruczek among others receiving acclaim and praise from Fran Tarkenton and Bud Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Sammie White
Minnesota Vikings
Associated Press
Grambling
Minnesota
Oklahoma State
James White
White
NFL
Los Angeles
Pat Haden
Southern Cal
Pitt
Sburgh
Mike Kruczek
Boston College
John Gilliam
Gilliam
Vikings
Atlanta
Miami
Detroit
Rams
Lions
Fran Tarkenton
Sammie
Bud Grant
Fran
Cardinals lead NFL All Pro first team with four picks
The St. Louis Cardinals received four first team All-Pro honors from 84 voters, the most of any club. Dan Dierhorff Tom Banks Roger Wehrli and Jim Bakken were named to the offense and specialists, while Los Angeles dominated the defense with Youngblood Robertson Jackson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Associated Press
Cardinals
St. Louis
NFL
Dan _ Dierhorff
Tom Banks
Roger Wehrli
Jim Bakken
Banks
Dierdorf
Joe DeLamielleure
Buffalo
John Hannah
New England
Ron Yary
Minnesota
Dave Casper
Oakland
Drew Pearson
Dallas
Cliff Branch
Ray Guy
Los Angeles
Jack Youngblood
Isiah Robertson
Monte Jackson
Ham
Robertson
John Dutton
Baltimore
Wally Chambers
Chicago
Jerry Sherk
Cleveland
Jack Ham
Pittsburgh
Jack Lambert
Roger Wetrli
Cliff Harris
Tom Casanova
Cincinnati
Rick Upchurch
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paterno
Nittany Lions
Tony Capozzoli
al Hunter
Dave Reeve
Darryl Winston
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Dave Harshman
Kansan Sports
San Francisco
Kentuck
Wake Forest
Nevada-Las Vegas
Louisville
Maryland
Arkansas
Syracuse
Auburn
L.P. Gas Delivery Service
Mid-Kansas Propane Gas & Supply Jet
Suburbia
Fisher Theater
Detroit Lions
Pontiac
McCullough’s Retail Liquor
Newton Kirby CO
N. Main
Steve & Dick’s Auto Repair
Steve Brackeen
Dick Rutschman
Youngblood
Jackson
Wehrli
Dan Dierdorf
Joe DeLamielieure
Bert Jones
O.J. Simpson
Walter Payton
Roger Carr
Isaac Curtis
Russ Francis
Rayfield Wright
George Kunz
Conrad Dobler
Gene Upshaw
Jim Langer
Ken Stabler
Chuck Foreman
Lydell Mitchell
Tommy Hart
Harvey Martin
Joe Greene
Alan Page
Ted Hendricks
Bill Bergey
Robert Brazile
Mike Haynes
Ken Riley
Lafety
Glen Edwards
Mike Wagner
Efren Herrera
John James
Ed Brown
Sue
Eastgate Church League Ladies Brunswick
Long Faith Mennonite
Wells Baconins
Peace Lutheran No
H&b Farm Ally
OLG No
Suderman’s
Tracy's Alignment
First Baptist Allen Publishing Co
Eastside Methodist
JA King’s Men
Betsy's Poodle Salon
YES
de Walton Methodist
Auto Body Shop
Jantz Woolery
Bob's Pizza Shack
R. Weaver
S.V Tool Co
Full Vision
G. Gaeddert
Aac Weems
Beverly Willems
Cory Saylor
George Mull
Dan Higgins
Harry Cowan
Albatross East
Midland Bank
Box
Teaneck
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!