Robinson and Marichal Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame
Baltimore Orioles legend Brooks Robinson and pitcher Juan Marichal won BBWAA election to baseballs Hall of Fame. Robinson, elected in his first year, recalled his Cooperstown memories while Marichal spoke of a lifelong dream fulfilled after a 16 season career with the Giants and a Dominican ascent to MLB.
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New York
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Juan Marichal
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Detroit
Robinson
Marichal
Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers Association of America
Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Luis Aparicio
Hoyt Wilhelm
Don Drysdale
Gil Hodges
Hodges
BBWAA
Veterans Committee
San Francisco Giants
Dominican Republic
United States
Giants
Little Rock
Ark
Baltimore
Sampson Leads Virginia to Upset Win Over N C State
Virginia, led by 7-foot-4 Ralph Sampson with 33 points and 21 rebounds, toppled NC State 98-80 as Dereck Whittenburg was sidelined by a broken right foot after scoring 27 first-half points. Thurl Bailey scored 25 for NC State.
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John Nelson
North Carolina State
Jim Valvano
Ralph Sampson
Dereck Whittenburg
Wolfpack
Virginia
Whittenburg
N.C. State
Cavaliers
Ralph
Valvano
State
Sampson
N. C. State
Terry Holland
Thurl Bailey
ACC
Rick Carlisle
Michigan
Minnesota
Louisville
Duke
North Carolina
Maryland
NCAA approves preseason grid tilt in New Jersey
Penn State and SMU may clash in the inaugural Collegiate Kick-Off Classic at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford. The event, funded at 1.625 million dollars a year for three years, aims to reduce postseason bowls fears and will not count toward the 11-game regular season.
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Penn State
Southern Methodist
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Giants Stadium
East Rutherford
N.J
New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority
National Football Foundation and
Hall of Fame
American Football Coaches Association
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
Kings Island
Ohio
SMU
Bob Hitch
Mustangs
Joe Paterno
Paterno
Tomahawk O'Day High 10-Ma. Fox and M. Ailton
Bowling alley score column lists teams and high scores with players and lane numbers across many businesses. Notes include Baldwin Floor Covering, Indian Lanes, Haven's Steel, Leona's Beauty Bar, and other local sponsors with player initials and score totals.
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M. Fox
M. Ailton
Baldwin
R. Grover
K. Waymire
A. Sidelinker
Jim Bass
P. Bien
L. Meador
P. Cromwell
Main Street Bait & Tackle
A. Lucas
People’s National Bank
B. Spears
D. Hildebrant
Bowling League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Week of January results show multiple leagues with team standings led by First, Lantis Builders, and Green Acres. Highs include Waymire's Price Chopper 781 in 10- and 30-game events. individual leaders include Betty Flory and Dianna Carey with top scores. Regional columns list teams such as Indian Lanes and Moonshiners with high series and notable splits converted. comprehensive scores reflect a busy bowling scene.
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Lantis Builders
Waymire
Price Chopper
Betty Flory
Green Acres
Dianna Carey
Tomahawk
National
Princeton Grain
First National Bank
Patty Cromwell
Crite's
Lee
Lee's
Downtowner and Leisure Ladies
Anna Guyatt
Saual
Kramer Drug
Taylor Construction
Nitcher's
Cathy Wallace
Loyd Builders
Country Kitchen
Moonshiners
Bienies Body Shop
Baldwin
Shirley Hite
WEERS
Me & the Kids
Olmsted Electric
Jo Compton
Donna Sweyer
Sue Mills
Searle Mighel
Kathy Waymire
Vicki Corder
Alana Ball
Debbie Saffron
Carol Wallis
Barbara Watlmire
Sandy Sowers
Hattie Morgan
Chloe Christenson
Jean Ann Woods
Malinda Fox
Dixie Clemons
Batty Flory
Virginia Underwood
Becky Meyer
Terry Walleck
Connie Gilliland
Det Robertson
Phyilix Rockers
Ronnie Thompson
Lori Shepherd
Linda Deviny
Bee Robinson
Connie Schulz
Marilyn Miller
Jeanne Allis
Spurs Fall as Kings Grab Top Spot in Midwest Race
Kansas City Kings beat the San Antonio Spurs 118-113 to surge into first in the NBA Midwest Division. Steve Johnson led KC with 23 points while Eddie Johnson and Ray Williams added 20 and 19 respectively. George Gervin scored 29 for San Antonio. The race tightens with Denver also in contention.
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Milt Wagner
Cardinals
Louisville
Duke
David Henderson
Billy Thompson
Lancaster Gordon
Henderson
Michigan
Minnesota
Butch Wade
Leslie Rockymore
Randy Breuer
Jim Braddock
North Carolina
Maryland
Tar Heels
Michael Jordan
Chuck Driesell
Lefty Driesell
Jordan
Ben Coleman
Greg Cavener
Missouri
Linois
Panthers
Jon Sundvold
John Pinone
Villanova
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Clyde Vaughan
Michael Young
Akeem Olajuwon
Reed Gettys
Houston
Texas Christian
Cougars
Fort Worth
Texas
Darrell Browder
TCU
John Paxson
Notre Dame
Canisius
Bill Warner
Irish
Ray Hall
Golden Griffins
Alfrederick Hughes
Loyola-Chicago
DePaul
Hughes
DePauw
Derrions
Kenny Patterson
Kansas City, Mo
San Antonio Spurs
Kansas City Kings
National Basketball Association
Kings
Spurs
Stan Albeck
San Antonio
Kansas City
Albeck
Denver
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Steve Johnson
Ralph Sampson
Eddie Johnson
Ray Williams
Mike Woodson
Larry Drew
George Gervin
George
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Hank Aaron
Frank Robinson
NCAA
Northern Iowa
A. Wilson
D. Silsby
P. Stankard
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Scorggs
HIS& Hers—O
P. Rockers
Waley
V. Toumberton
Crite
C.gilbert
J. Allis
C&hcar
Armstrong
Lee’s Downtowner
R. Cannon
Leisure Ladies
G. Schulz
G. Leecy
B. Flory
Leona‘s Beauty Bar
N. Yockey
Underwood
J. Smith
V. Underwood
Haven’s Steel
P. Luthar
G&l Athletic Supply
M. DeBower
J. Arb
N. Jung
L. Moore
L. Sryner
L. Dewin
D. Carey
R. Caterman
Pizza Shack
J. Gregg
D. Robinson
George's Girls
L. Asplund
Dairy Queen North
D. Sellers
Gal
D. Millar
Marc
L& M Shoe Repair
Barry
Bob
Ottawa
Larry
Guys & Dolls
Mike
Keith
G&m Tavern
R. Huske
Fogle Quarry
D. Anderson
B. Haas
Grill
R. Baker
R. Weerne
E. Swank
Ottawa Bus Service
H. Alnaworth
Franklin Savings
E. Barnes
Price's
M. Reed
Croucher Abstract
R. L. CrOucHer
Industrial League
Whatsits
C. Turner
B. Ransom
H. Gade
Cindy S
M. Marrow
M. Parmar
Vern
R. Coed
Hopeless
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Tarry W
Kings & Queens
M. Allen
Dingalings
D. Patter
Associated Press
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