Ottawa U. Braves top Missouri Valley 89 71 in HAC clash
Ottawa University shook off a slow first half to dominate Missouri Valley 89 71 at Wilson Field House. Keith Miller led with 21 points as OU surged in the second half, going 67 percent from the floor, while Darryle Todd and Brian Dickerson paced the Vikes with 25 and 21 points respectively. The win keeps OU one game ahead in the Heart of America Conference and sets up a tough upcoming road trip to Marymount, Methodist, and Culver Stockton.
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Jimmy Cole
Larry Davis
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McValley
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OM Batley
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Braves Open Indoor Season With Strong Jumping Trio
Warrensburg Missouri Ottawa University newcomers shone in their first indoor meet led by freshmen Mike Collier winning the long jump with 21-6 and Jim Bevan taking the triple jump at 43- Me Ricky Maine from nearby Waverly finished third in the long jump with 20-10. Jeff Mercer placed sixth in the shot put at 41-1 and the fresh two mile relay team Beasley Hill Anspach Fedornak placed second in 8 21.8.
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Ottawa University Corps
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Ricky Maine
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Maine
Bevan
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Bruce Beasley
Frank Hill
Jeff Anspach
Fred Fedornak
Steelers Triumph In Super Bowl With Far-Reaching Records
Pittsburgh rode to a 31-19 win over Los Angeles as Terry Bradshaw threw two more Super Bowl touchdowns and Lynn Swann Stallworth Harris joined in with multiple records. Bradshaw, rattled by a restless night, threw 309 yards on 14 of 21 while Swann and Stallworth each added a third Super Bowl TD. Harris scored twice, and Pittsburgh secured its fourth Super Bowl title as Ferragamo faltered but still produced a moments of danger for the Rams. A controversial pass interference call against Thomas briefly threatened the Steelers, but Lambert's interception sealed the victory.
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Wendell Tyler
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Chuck Noll
Terry
Null
Nuff
Swann
Billy Waddy
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Ron Smith
Ram
Corral
Noll
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Stallworth
Thomas
Harris
Jim Smith
Fred Silva
Charlie Musser
Jack Lambert
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USOC to Weigh the Alternatives Amid Moscow Games Debate
USOC faces Carter appeal and athlete sentiment as it plans a weekend meeting to consider not sending a team to Moscow for the 1980 Summer Games. Col. Miller notes options will be discussed and a poll of thousands of prospective athletes will gauge public mood. Killanin sustains Moscow as venue, citing the IOC charter and Afghan crisis.
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Moscow
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USOC
Lake Placid
N.Y
Miller
United States
Killanin
Times of London
Soviet Union
IOC
Afghanistan
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