Mahaffey leads Bob Hope Classic after 36 holes
John Mahaffey fired seven birdies in a 66 to seize a two shot lead at 12 under par after 36 holes of the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs. He said he battled fear of winning but now feels ready as he tops the field through the event's first two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Green
Palm Springs
Calif
John Mahaffey
Johnny Miller
Mahaffey
la Quinta
Golf Note on Art Wall and Tour Standings
A tour summary notes Art Wall in Bermuda Dunes posting 67 to reach 134, Leonard Thompson 135, Keith Fergus 136, with J C Snead Tom Purtzer Lanny Wadkins at 137 group. The piece also covers other sports moves and Vanderbilt baseball coach Larry Scmittou resigning, and NHL and A L transactions including recalled players and coaching changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Wells
Art Wall
Bermuda Dunes
Gee Whiz
Wall
Leonard Thompson
Tamarisk
Keith Fergus
J.C. Snead
Tom Purtzer
Lanny Wadkins
Snead
Partzer
Wadkins
la Quinta
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Mahaffey
Tom Watson
Jerry Pate
Former Iowa coach Bruce named Ohio State football coach
Former Iowa State mentor Earle Bruce chosen as Ohio State's 20th football coach after a tough decision. announces at 2 p.m. EST news conference. Bruce, 47, will resign Iowa State and join Buckeyes with a one year state contract and a salary between 35000 and 45000 plus benefits and an in season TV show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Iowa State
Earle Bruce
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Bruce
Robert Parks
Hugh Hindman
Buckeyes
Hayes
Iowa State University
Cyclones
Clemson
Wayne Stanley
Jim Williams
Steve Szabo
Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cumberland
Maryland
University of Tampa
Kent State
Associated Press
Bonnie Bryant Drives Left Handed in LPGA
Bonnie Bryant, a member of the Ladies' Professional Golf Association, plays golf left handed in a simple note on her swing style. The fact highlights her unique approach within professional women's golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bryant
The
Ladies’ Professional Golf Association
Gradishar Nets AP Defensive Player of the Year honor
Broncos inside linebacker Randy Gradishar earned the AP Defensive Player of the Year title after 196 tackles and 90 assists, finishing with 30 of 84 ballots. He credited teammates and the 3-4 defense for his standout season, noting Robin Carter's push that freed him to make key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Broncos
Randy Gradishar
Gradishar
Broncos
Joe Collier
Red Miller
Randy
Jack Ham
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Coyboys
Randy White
Steelers
Jack Lambert
Steve Nelson
New England
Robert Brazile
Houston
Lee Roy Selmon
Tampa Bay
Harvey Martin
Dallas
al Baker
Detroit
Robin Carter
White advances to quarterfinals at 25,000 tennis event
Wendy White an 18 year old Rollins University freshman upset fifth seed Dana Gilbert 6 1 6 2 to reach the quarterfinals in San Antonio Texas. Two other seeds fell as Barbara Potter beat Lea Antonoplis and Terry Holladay defeated Hana Strachanova. Quarterfinals start Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Wendy White
Rollins University
Dana Gilbert
Piedmont
Calif
White
Gilbert
Barbara Potter
Woodbury
Conn
Lea Antonoplis
Glendora
Terry
Blount Makes Pro Bowl Return Ahead of Super Bowl
Mel Blount, returning to form after a down year, regains Pro Bowl status and eyes a third Steelers Super Bowl title against the Dallas Cowboys on January 21 in Miami. The cornerback emphasizes more than money, citing a chance to be world champion, and notes the team’s prep amid snowbound conditions at Three Rivers Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mel Blount
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
Miami
Blount
University of Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
South African boxer Knoetze wins temporary visa ruling
South African heavyweight Kallie Knoetze won a temporary restraining order blocking the U S government from revoking his visa and blocking his Miami Beach bout with Bill Sharkey. A Jan 22 court hearing could grant a permanent injunction or bar him from U S boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
Kallie Knoetze
U.S
Miami Beach
Norman C. Roettger
South Africa
Knoetze
Michael J. Ryan
Bill Sharkey
New York
Miami Beach Convention Center
Roettger
Fort Lauderdale
World Boxing Association
Ken Norton
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Red Sox
Wayne Britton
Paul Tavares
LOS Angeles Kings
Charlie Simmer
Springfield
ST. Louis Blues
Neil Labatte
Tony Currie
Salt Lake City
Bruce Affleck
Bob Hess
Brian Ogilvie
Salt Lake City College
Vanderbilt
Larry Scmittou
New England Patriots
Chuck Fairbanks
University of Colorado
Fairbanks
Pats
Colorado
Bronco
Kansas City
Chiefs
Tony Reed
Holladay
la Jolla
Hana Strachanova
Czechoslovakia
New York Lifes
Tommy Beauchamp
I New York Life Insurance Co
S. Eddy
National Football League
Ford Dealers
Pecos Motors Inc
S. Cedar