Rams Dominate NFC Pro Bowl Selections In 1980
Los Angeles places eight players on the 40 man Pro Bowl squad led by new starters Kent Hill Rich Saul Pat Thomas and Nolan Cromwell with reserves including Dennis Harrah Larry Brooks Jack Reynolds and Rod Perry The NFC lineup features Bartkowski Jaworski Payton Anderson Sims Andrews and AFC stars led by Campbell Cribbs Sipe Winslow Fouts Joiner Wilkerson and Webster Lambert Shell and Haynes The Waverly Lebo Wichita State teams are also noted in this blend of football and basketball briefs.
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New York
Los Angeles
Steve Bartkowski
Atlanta
Rams
Falcons
Honolulu
Aloha Stadium
Kent Hill
Rich Saul
Pat Thomas
Nolan Cromwell
Dennis Harrah
Larry Brooks
Jack Reynolds
Rod Perry
Dallas
Philadelphia
Eagles
Harold Carmichael
Charlie Johnson
Randy Logan
Cowboys
Herbert Scott
Randy White
Bob Breunig
Bartkowski
Stan Jaworski
Vince Ferragamo
NFL Players Association
Walter Payton
Chicago Bears
Mike ‘Haynes
Pittsburgh
Mike Webster
Jack Lambert
Donnie Shell
U S Hockey Team Named Sportsman Of The Year
Sports Illustrated selects the 1980 U S Olympic hockey squad as Sportsmen of the Year. Mike Eruzione recalls the famous goal against the Russians at Lake Placid and the Big Doolies joining on the podium after the victory. Jim Craig and teammates reflect on the moment, the run to gold, and the nation’s anthem in a tense era.
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Hal Bock
Mike Bruzione
United States
Lake Placid
N.Y
Jim Craig
Mike Eruzione
Big Doolies
Eruzione
Sports Illustrated
Iran
Russia
Afghanistan
Moscow
Mike
New Orleans Clinches Division and Playoff Berth
NFL scoreboard shows New Orleans 114 0 067 clinching the division title and playoff berth after Saturday results. Sunday's games included Washington over the Giants and Minnesota over Cleveland, with several other outcomes across the league.
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New Orleans
Washington
New York Giants
San Diego
Seattle
New England
Buffalo
Minnesota
Cleveland
Houston
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
New York Jets
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Miami
Baltimore
Oakland
Denver
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Los Angeles
Dallas
St.Louis
Philadephia
Associated Press
Pet
N.Y
West Oakland
Washington , N.Y
Sonics Top Kings 101 94 After Clipper Loss
Seattle defeated Kansas City 101 94 as James Bailey posted 16 points 14 rebounds and 3 blocks. Wally Walker added 19 points seven assists and five steals while Birdsong led scoring with 23 points. Free throw woes dogged the Kings who shot 14 of 26.
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Seattle
San Diego Clippers
James Bailey
Seattle SuperSonic
San Diego
Bailey
Kansas City Kings
Clippers
Lenny Wilkens
Kansas City
Colton Fitzsimmons
Keys
Kings
Fitzsimmons
Scott Wedman
Otis Birdsong
Sam Lacey
Bill Hanzlik
John Johnson
Sonics
Birdsong
City Scores BASKETBALL (EGFT.PF) A League
Williams burg Robarts Mallory Turner Parkin Cravens Slaichter 22 318. Peoples Bank Richmond Hermyeck Bury Hunt Lee Lyon Robertson M Robertson Totals 32 5 17. Sunrise Suzuki Cary Marburg Hefmar Crosby Crowley LaRue Totals 154 19. Pomona Saloon Criqui Dillon Purcell Nitcher Parkin Kiehl Totals 23 40 13. 1st Nat. Bank Ottawa Chapman Mandall Harlan Mayal Barttow Thompson Roscher BABY Lubher Sheamaker Serratius Watkins Rose G McClure L McCurack Leschks Tot 0 P 5 52. Loyd Suilders Walling Sultvan Cole Seymour Marsch Weiden Myers Tot 37 412 1m Real Estate Clark Rahe Lynch Jackson Baldwin Erlaman Totals 25 4 13. Jaycee Blue Dalley Sachse Zimmerman Spot Cantney Pleman Bateman Totals 20 2 13. King Radio Jacob Mars Miller Bruno Garkisy Miller Gammon Marklay Dryden Totals 11 13 13. Ottawa Truck Fuller Silvey Ambler Crane Shatter Robartson Payne Angatt Totals 18 1 20.
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Williamsburg
Robarts
Mallory
Turner
Parkin
Cravens
Slaichter
Peoples Bank
Richmond
Hermyeck
Bury
Hunt
Lee
Lyon
B. Robertson
M. Robertson
Sunrise Suzuki
Cary
Marburg
Hefmar
Crosby
Crowley
LaRue
Pomona Saloon
Criqui
Dillon
Purcell
Nitcher
Kiehl
NAT. Bank
Ottawa
Chapman
Mandall
Harlan Mayal
Barttow
Thompson
Mam
Roscher
Baby
Lubher
Sheamaker
Serratius
Watkins
Rose
G. McClure
L. McCurack
Leschks
Tot
DeLaTorre
Weight
Altz
Geist
Bailey
Bailay
Hay
McMillian
Warren
Loyd Suilders
Walling
Sultvan
Cole
Seymour
Marsch
Weiden
Myers
Clark
Rahe
Lynch
Jackson
Baldwin
Erlaman
Jaycee Blue
Dalley
Sachse
Zimmerman
Spot
Cantney
Pleman
Bateman
King Radio
Jacob
Mars
Miller
Bruno
Garkisy
Gammon
Marklay
Dryden
Totals
Fuller
Silvey
Ambler
Crane
Shatter
Robartson
Payne
Angatt
Gumbel Shapes NBC NFL Studio Presence Amid Pros
NBC's Bryant Gumbel, 32, emerges as a calm, flexible NFL and World Series host. He provides periodic updates, handles on-air gaps, and improvises play-by-play highlights without notes. NBC contract runs to 1983 with Olympic prospects and competition from Musburger and McKay shaping his future.
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Fred Rothenberg
Bryant Gumbel
NBC
CBS
Brent Musburger
Jimmy the Greek
Phyllis George
Gumbel
Miami Dolphins
New York Jets
Musburger
Jim McKay
ABC
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Houston
Green Bay
Buffalo
New England
McKay
Johnny Carson
Marquette Beats Gophers On Road In Upset
Marquette Warriors rally from 12 down to beat Minnesota 92 84 in Minneapolis. Oliver Lee scores 30 for Marquette while Randy Breuer tallies 21 for Minnesota as Coach Hank Raymonds grows confident with a 3 1 record.
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John Nelson
Hank Raymonds
Marquette
Warriors
Minnesota
Raymonds
Gophers
Minneapolis
Art. Green
Mike Wilson
Glenn Rivers
Jim Dutcher
Oliver
Big O
Lee
Randy Breuer
Dutcher
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Waverly
Bs Lebo
Lebon
Bulldogs
WHS
Shockers
Wichita
Kan
Antoine Carr
Cliff Levingston
Wichita State
Denver University
Carr
Levingston
Alonzo Weatherly
Reggie Martin
WSU
Si’s
U.S
NFL
SuperSonics
Buzz Kings
Oftawa
Wellsville
Bill Atwell
Atwell
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ottawa University
Ron Hill
Arkansas City
Rick Haines
Leavenworth
Rick Clark
Hiawatha
Dennis Cox
Croucher
Abstract & Title Co
Jegnatte Croucher
Westard
Kansas
Dick Stinnett
Chevrolet & Olds Inc
Ambassador Cards
Hallmark Cards, Inc
S. Main
N. Main
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