Chaminade Upsets SMU In Hawaii Tournament Classic
Chaminade, a small NAIA school, stunned fourth-ranked SMU 71-70 at the Western Airlines Chaminade Classic in Honolulu. Keith Whitney hit the winning 20-foot shot at the buzzer after Carl Wright’s block, sending Chaminade to 11-4. Also, Wayman Tisdale aided Oklahoma past Louisville to reach 2,000 career points, while Hawaii edged Cornell 66-58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Silverswords
Western Airlines
Southern Methodist
Lopes
Chaminade
SMU
Carl Wright
Mark Rodrigues
Wright
Keith Whitney
Dave Bliss
Wayman Tisdale
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Andre Morgan
Cornell
Jeff Adkins
Maryland
Iowa
Switzer Fights For National Title In Orange Bowl
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer argues that the Sooners and Washington should decide the national championship despite BYU’s Holiday Bowl win. He cites the 1975 title context and notes Oklahoma’s lack of recent preparation as they arrive in Miami for the Orange Bowl with Washington, a first-time matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAMI
Brigham Youne
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Sooners
Washington
Switzer
BYU
Michigan
Brigham Young
Nebraska
Arizona State
Texas Iowa Freedom Bowl kickoff in California
Texas and Iowa, each finishing with 7 4 1 and 7 3 1 respectively, meet in Anaheim Stadium for the inaugural Freedom Bowl. Kickoff at 5 p.m. PST as coaches Fred Akers and Hayden Fry emphasize balancing reward with winning and players returning to form after a lull in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Calif
Texas Longhorns
Iowa Hawkeyes
Anaheim Stadium
Texas
Fred Akers
California
Akers
Iowa
Hayden Fry
Fry
California Bowl At Fresno And Other Bowl Results
College football bowl schedule listed by the Associated Press. Highlights include the Cal Nevada Las Vegas III game in Fresno, several matchups in Shreveport and San Diego, Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, and multiple bowls with scores such as Air Force 23 Virginia Tech 7 and Michigan 17 Florida State 17. The list covers Bay area games, Dec. 25 events, and several stadium sites with various team pairings and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fresno
Cal
Nevada-Las Vegas
Teledo
Shreveport
Air Force
Virginia
Scott and Lewis Named Herald Athletes of the Week
Pomona High senior Roseann Scott and Ottawa High sophomore DeeDee Lewis earned Herald Athletes of the Week honors. Lewis helped Ottawa High secure its first East Kansas League basketball win, 51-43 over Olathe South, while Scott totaled 54 points across two Indian victories including a 58-55 win over Leroy and a 76-72 OT win vs Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona High
Roseann Scott
Ottawa High
DeeDee Lewis
Herald
Lewis
Olathe South
Scott
Cyclones
Indians
Leroy
Pomona
Eudora
R.D. Fowler
Curt Altic
Patti Smith
Kathryn Efinger
Tim Peavler
Waverly
Central Heights
Bart Skeet
Wellsville
Richard Young
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Danny Anspaugh
Jason Harred
OHL
Mandy Miller
Brian Jung
Cyclone
Phil Murray
Richard DeLaTorre
Darin Weatherbee
Kris Patton
McCain Upset Victor In Victorian Open Round One
American Scott McCain delivers a major upset by defeating third seed Miroslav Meci of Czechoslovakia 6-3 6-2 in Melbourne. Other results include Cahill over Levine, Hlasek over Belcher, Sands over Layendecker, Smith over Limberger, Wooldridge over Miller, Dowdeswell over Houston, and Anger over Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Scott McCain
Miroslav Meci
Czechoslovakia
Darren Cahill
Brian Levine
South Africa
Jakob Hlasek
Switzerland
Kevin Belcher
United States
Howard Sands
Glenn Layendecker
Jonathan Smith
Great Britain
Carl Limberger
Mark Wooldridge
Craig Miller
Colin Dowdeswell
Dale Houston
Matt Anger
Thierry Champion
France
King's 60 Point Night Falls Short as Knicks Lose to Nets
Bernard King poured in a career high 60 points setting a Knicks single game record but New York dropped 120-114 to New Jersey. Nets guards Michael Richardson and teammates responded with key second half runs to erase a 16 point deficit and claim the road win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Bernard King
King
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
New Jersey Nets
NBA
Denver
David Thompson
San Antonio
George Gervin
Knicks
Richie Guerin
Golden State
Purvis Short
Nets
Philadelphia
Detroit
Portland
Cleveland
Atlanta
NBA Standings and Playoff Schedule Confusion Across 1990s
Fragmented standings show teams such as Seattle, Los Angeles, New York Giants, and Los Angeles Rams with inconsistent scores and dates. The report lists conference semifinals and champions with mismatched cities and dates, including Seattle at Miami and New York Giants at San Francisco, and references to Super Bowl timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Miami
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
SMU Silverswords
Honolulu
Merv Lopes
NAIA
Tisdale
Kansas State
Mike Evans
Rainbows
Iowa State
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
Tony Degrate
San Diego
Florida
AtUrland
Georgia
Florida State
Sik
Pontiac
Mun
Acmy
Michigan State
Wedenday. Ee
Annaheim
Calif Iowa
Auburn
Guat Adarksonville
Pla
South Carolin
Notre Dame
Whoyingham
Mia
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Milamia
Purdue
Bitebonnet Ows
Hasta Texas Christian
West Virginia
Houston
Boston College
Wainall
Turd
Whale Siti
Sf Allstars
AMG
Ataita
Mi Mobile
Ala
Saddaag
Ricoh
Japan
Yokohama
Japatt
Scott, Lewis
McCain
Victor
Tggers
Pistons
Moses Malone
Andrew Toney
76Ers
Sixers
Trail Blazers
Warriors
Clyde Drexler
Blazers
Jim Paxson
Cavaliers
Hawks
Phil Hubbard
Mike Glenn
John Bagley
Mel Turpin
Hubbard
L.A
Bel Sanday
al Palo Alto
New Jersey
Milwaukee
Chicago
Indiana
Dallas
Kansas City
L.A. Lakers
Phoenix
L.A. Clippers
Philadel
New
Boston
Town & Country Supply
Whitewall
Hunter
Tims
Ottawa