Arizona Colleges Eye Pac 10 Invite Power Shift
UCLA Chancellor Charles Young announced invitations for the University of Arizona and Arizona State to join the Pac 8 to form a Pac 10. Presidents Schaefer and Schwada welcomed the move, with May 1, 1977 as the invitation deadline amid opposition from northern schools concerned about voting power.
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Namath and Jets Likely to Part Ways After 1969 Season
Joe Namath and the New York Jets ended a dismal season with a 42-3 loss to Cincinnati. Namath, who had sought a trade to the Rams, indicated final decisions rest with Jets management after a new coach is hired, with Walt Michaels rumored as successor to Lou Saban yesterday. Fans held banners thanking Namath as the club faced a bleak 3-11 finish, the worst in Jets history.
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City Scores Basketball Night In Williamsburgh League
City league basketball results list teams such as Williamsburgh Tavern Overbrook Underwood and Nazarene with multiple players and scoring totals across matches. Final tallies show Overbrook and Wesleyan among others posting notable scores in a dense, multi-team scoreboard.
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Evert named Sports Illustrated Athlete of the Year
New York AP Chris Evert wins Sports Illustrated 1976 Athlete of the Year over male competitors. She is the first sole female winner since 1954 and joins Billie Jean King as tennis players honored. Evert credits mental strength and coach Tony Roche for doubles prowess and a standout year with Wimbledon US Open French Open titles.
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Eudora Girls Beat Pomona In Nonleague Clash
Karin Johnston scored 11 to lead Eudora to a 41-30 girls basketball victory over Pomona. Joanne Loewenstien added 10 as the only other Eudora in double figures. For Pomona, Karen Campbell had 10 and Bobby Hodgson 7. Pomona falls to 1-3 with the loss. next plays Burlingame at home Friday in its third league game of the season.
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Bonner Springs tops Ottawa High in league opener
Bonner Springs used a full court press to beat Ottawa High 48 to 31 in the East Kansas League opener. Brenda DeGroot led Bonner with 22 points as the team improved to 2-2 while Ottawa High dropped to 0-2 with Julie Burik scoring 14. Ottawa hosts Olathe on Jan. 3 after the holidays.
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Ottawa High Players Of The Week Highlight Cyclones
The Herald names Gene White and Julie Buick as Ottawa High School Players of the Week. White, a 6 1 senior forward, led the OHL boys to 59 57 win over Emporia and 48 44 win over Lawrence with 16 and 7 points after halftime and 14 rebounds. Buick led the girls in a 42 33 loss to DeSoto with 13 points and strong rebounding, playing inside.
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Area Player Buddy Welch earns Herald’s Player of the Week
Central Heights star Buddy Welch named Herald Area Player of the Week after two non league wins. The rugged senior posted 24 points and 11 rebounds in a 63-56 victory over Pomona and followed with 19 points and 12 rebounds in a 57-46 win over Wellsville, lifting the Vikings to 4 1 on the season.
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OCC Names Most Improved Golfers for Year
Betty Jane Chrismer and Bob Killough were named OCC most improved golfers for the year at the Ottawa Country Club. The awards, announced by Jim Hepner, reflect handicap improvements during the season. Each will receive a certificate from Golf Digest.
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OHS Boosters Meet Wednesday at Ottawa High
Ottawa High will feature boys basketball and wrestling and girls basketball at the Sideline Booster Club meeting Wednesday evening. The session begins at 7 30 in the high school band room.
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Colt Steeler Clash Tops NEL Slate
Baltimore and Pittsburgh clash as AFC title contenders with nine game win runs behind them. The Colts swept the East with 417 points and 58 last week, while the Steelers posted nine straight wins and a stingy defense. Playoff matchups across conferences noted and a separate Royals trade to Tidewater is mentioned.
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