City Major League bowling standings and high scores
The list shows team names and sponsors such as El Paso Natural Gas and Coors of Pecos with percentages. it also records Hiway 80 Radiator leading in team series with 3133 and team game 1080, and individual top marks for Joe Gonzales with a 673 series and 252 game.
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Friday Couples League replay note 12 30 77 results
In a Friday Couples League session Bonnie Lumay and Helmer Auto Glass posted a 24 to 12 win over Ward Lanes while Nichols and Freeman prevailed 21 to 15. Larry's Grocery recorded 2359 and 839 in high series and game by Johnnie Molina and Sharon McMillan, with Molina posting 658 and 254 respectively and McMillan 653 and 229.
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Lady Lobos volleyballers pose for team shot in Alpine
Sul Ross State University players Toni Velasquez Melva Rodriguez Terry Bolf Mary Marquez are pictured with manager Debbie Barrier Pecos Ruth Ramone Patsy Bustamante Margie Ephriam Pecos Carol McIntyre Willie Faye Lane Linda Isbell Ruth Taylor and coach Dolores Kramer. The Lady Lobos entered the TATAW zone championship tournament with a 21 6 match record.
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Linda Isbell
Ruth Taylor
Dolores Kramer
Paterno proposes four team playoff for national title
Notre Dame holds No 1 in AP poll as dissent spreads from Birmingham to University Park Pa Joe Paterno Penn State argues for a four team playoff after bowls with semifinals the first or second Saturday after bowls and finals the following week He notes bowls must stay as a showcase but champions crowned by a blue ribbon panel not the bowls alone
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Ali agrees to Norton fight to avoid losing title
Muhammed Ali filed with the World Boxing Council to fight Ken Norton, giving a latest deadline of April 7 to sign within 90 days. He is slated to fight Leon Spinks in Las Vegas February with WBC approval. A separate hearing set for March 13 concerns Ron Lyle’s possible bound over for trial on a second degree murder charge, tied to the New Year’s Eve shooting of his former trainer, as Lyle faces a February bout with Larry Holmes in Las Vegas.
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Vilas Beats Connors In Grand Prix Masters Thriller
Guillermo Vilas defeats Jimmy Connors 6 4 3 6 7 5 in a tense second round at Madison Square Garden as the Grand Prix Masters offers a $100 000 prize for the winner. The match followed a dramatic Open upset and featured late line-call controversy and Connors surprising recovery.
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Watson opens Tucson Open with 9 under par 63 lead
Tom Watson, 28, shot a 9-under 63 to lead the Joe Garagiola Tucson Open by three strokes. Charles Coody carded 66, Frank Beard and Bill Rogers 67, while J C Snead and Keith Fergus posted 68. The field enjoyed mild, sunny conditions at the 7305 yard Tucson National course.
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Finley plans exit as Oakland A's sale looms large
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley notes Charles O. Finley ready to cash in his 12.5 million stake if approval comes for selling the Oakland A's to Marvin Davis and moving to Denver. The piece recounts Finley's bold innovations, clashes with baseball officials, and his flamboyant tenure before the sale.
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Red Miller Named NFL Coach of the Year for Broncos
New York AP reports Red Miller guided the Denver Broncos to their first playoff berth and a Super Bowl appearance, earning NFL Coach of the Year. The 12-2 Broncos beat Pittsburgh 34-21 and Oakland 20-17 in the AFC title game, with Miller collecting 58 of 84 votes.
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Harvey Martin named AP Defensive Player of the Year in 1977
Harvey Martin of the Dallas Cowboys topped Lyle Alzado and other nominees to win the AP Defensive Player of the Year award for the 1977 season. Martin, a 6 foot 5 guard from East Texas State, starred in Doomsday II with 55 tackles, 30 assists and a club record 23 sacks, helping Dallas reach Super Bowl XII.
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