Braves Of 80 Make Their Point At Ottawa University
Dan Gunkel guided Ottawa University to a 24 7 season after a 5 20 previous year earning the Heart of America Conference title and an NAIA District 10 playoff berth. The Braves rode a 16 game win streak but faded late, facing pressure to recruit and upgrade facilities as they aim to stay on top.
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Dan Gunkel
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Ottawa University
Bill Frear
Braves
Ottawa
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The
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Marymount
Gooden
Cole
Harris
Joel Pavelonis
Tom Horstick
Miller
Davis
Rufus Kelly
Danny Hemans
Joe Losch
Leroy Seymour
Steve Carroll
Doug Nelson
Wilson Field House
Kansas
Dowling Thrown by Alabama State in NAIA Opener
Dowling College Golden Lions lacked pants before facing top seed Alabama State in the NAIA Tournament first round and lost 103 to 57. Coach Berg called it a misfit game and praised Alabama State as big and skilled. Other results included Rockhurst over Defiance 78-67 and Cameron over Saginaw Valley 72-69.
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W. Va
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Tennessee
Paul Quinn
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Clarion State
St. Augustine
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Georgia
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Minnesota
Kevin Loder
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Berg
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Dennis Luber
Doug Ommen
Rockhurst
Defiance
Jerry Reynolds
Washington'ay
Moorhead
Minn
Alabama St
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Ohin
Saginaw, Valley
Mich
Davis Faces NFL Power Play in Move Fight
Rancho Mirage California AP Al Davis, Raiders managing general partner, pushes to move the team to Los Angeles while the NFL bans the shift. Commissioner Rozelle reports 22 votes against, five abstentions, Oakland not voting, and notes the issue may go to court. Davis vows to play in Los Angeles. Rozelle says Raiders will play in Oakland in 1980 if unresolved.
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Anaheim Stadium
Orange County
Charles Sullivan
New England Patriots
John Mecom
New Orleans Saints
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Miami
San Francisco
Underdogs Spark NIT Round Two Upsets and Big Ten Wins
In the second NIT round, Southwestern Louisiana upset Texas 77-76, Murray State toppled Alabama 70-62, and Big Ten teams Michigan Illinois and Minnesota advanced. Michigan faces Virginia, Illinois hosts Murray State, Minnesota welcomes Southwestern Louisiana, and St Peter's meets Nevada Las Vegas as the other third round matchups are set.
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Texas
Minnesota
Ken Rappoport
Mississippi
Ilinois
Murray State
St. Peter's
Nevada
Bevo Francis Sets Alltime College Scoring Mark in 1954
Clarence Bevo Francis of Rio Grande College earned the nickname Superman for his scoring feats. In 1954 he totaled 1255 points over 27 games for a 46.4 average, including a 113 point game against Hillsdale, setting the alltime single game scoring record while the competition was fully collegiate.
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Frank Selvy
Newberry
Hillsdale
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