Tech's Hero Wanted to Be No 2 in Liberty Bowl
Jim Stevens, a third-string quarterback at Georgia Tech, engineered a 31-30 Liberty Bowl win over Iowa State. He threw three TD passes and was named the game's outstanding player. Eddie McAshan, suspended late in the season, was the regular QB Stevens aimed to back up. Tech finished 7-4-1. Iowa State 5-6-1.
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Bobby Thigpen
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Jim Robinson
Gary Faulker
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Rob Healy
State
Tom Goodsen
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McAshan
Fulcher
Georgia
City Scores Incomplete League Basketball Totals Report
A crowded box score lists multiple teams and players with scorable lines across the junior league and church leagues. Notable entries include Wayne Waymire and Jaycee A teams with high point totals, plus Sacred Heart and Faith Lutheran minor squads.
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Keefer
M. Gentner
Moore
B. Gentner
Browning
Droddy
Skidmore
Lytle
Sacred Heart
Petty
Mueller
Wassmer
D. Smith
Bien
Wolf
Geist
Ferguson
Didde
Totals
F. Christian Sts
McDaniel
Waldy
Roller
Troy Greisen
Todd Griesen
D. Cowdin
Mason
T. Cowdin
Payne
Ingram
Boys’ Club
Ambler
Leecy
J. Robinson
M. Robinson
B. Burns
Myers
Lane
Bob Burns
Martin
Franano
D. Wassmer
Wooden Still The Man At UCLA
UCLA coach Gary Cunningham says John Wooden is recovering from a mild heart condition and notes the team still belongs to Wooden as he steps in. Cunningham admitted apprehension after taking over last Saturday but reports the players responded well and followed his plan.
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John Wooden
UCLA
Gary Cunningham
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Bruins
Majors to Lead Pitt After Iowa State Exit
PITTSBURGH AP John Majors will become Pitt head coach after accepting the job following Iowa State’s Liberty Bowl loss to Georgia Tech. Majors, 37, posted a 24 31 1 mark with two bowl defeats in five years at Iowa State and was Big Eight Coach of the Year in 1971.
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Johnny Majors
Iowa
Pitt
Majors
Iowa State
Georgia Tech
Memphis
Tenn
Pitt Athletic
Casimir Myslinski
EAE
Ring
Vao
Metane
Myslinski
Carl DePasqua
Tennessee
University of Tennessee Hall of Fame
OHL Player Of The Week Named Steve Stingley
The Herald names Ottawa High star Steve Stingley as OHL Player of the Week. In Friday’s 42 to 35 loss to Lawrence Lions he led OHS with eight points and grabbed five rebounds, helping the Cyclones move to a 1 1 record on the season.
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Ottawa
Steve Stingley
Lawrence Lions
Stingley
Cyclones
OHS
Area Player Lyndon’s Al Hart shines for Tigers
The Herald names Lyndon’s Al Hart Area Player of the Week. The 6-1 senior forward powered the 4th-Ranked (2-A) Tigers to their fifth straight win, a 63-41 victory over Silver Lake. Hart scored 20 and grabbed 12 rebounds, after a 13-point effort in a 47-46 squeaker versus Northern Heights.
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Lyndon
al Hart
Tigers
Silver Lake
Hurt
Northern Heights
NFL coaches shuffled as eight teams head for Super Bowl route
NFL coaching changes dominate the week as Ed Khayat and Bob Hollway are fired, with Jets Weeb Ewbank announcing 1973 will be his last season. Patriots consider Joe Paterno, while Eagles, Cardinals, Saints, Rams face vacancies and Houston paces discontent after a 1-13 season.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Ed Khayat
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Holiway
J.D. Roberts
New Orleans Saints
Tommy Prothro
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
Dallas
Alex Webster
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Khayat
Hollway
NFL
Phil Bengtson
San Diego
New England Patriots
John Mazur
Billy Sullivan
Patriots
Miami
Sullivan
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Philadelphia
Pete Retzlaff
Eagles
Jerry Williams
Cardinals
Saints
Dave Parks
Los Angeles
Carroll Rosenbloom
Osieason
Devel. Yénts
Prothro
Houston
Oilers
Victory At Seaman Tonight OHS Seeks Holiday Cheer
Ottawa High and Seaman meet in a pivotal Topeka pre holiday basketball game. Ottawa has one win and one loss scoring under 36 points per game while Seaman has lost all five starts. Bruce Burns leads Seaman with a 16 point average and Ottawa relies on Kornhaus Kramer Van Fossan Stingley Olmsted. A junior varsity game starts at 6 15 with the varsity to follow at Seaman High School in Topeka.
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Ottawa High
Seaman
Topeka
OHL
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Lions
Vikes
H. K. Stevens
Cyclones
Stevens
OHS
Bruce Burns
Brad Grieves
Mike Mallory
Chris Kornhaus
Keith Kramer
Chris van Fossan
Steve Stingley
Randy Olmsted
Bruce Whitacre
Gary Brockus
Scott Grogan
Steve Ryssemus
North Topeka
Rochester Road
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