Four repeaters named to AP All-America football team for 1977
Four players repeat on the 1977 AP All-America squad led by Earl Campbell and Doug Williams of Grambling State. Williams, the NCAA yardage and TD leader, is one of the first Grambling stars on a major national team. The list includes Terry Miller, Ross Browner, Jerry Robinson, and Dennis Thurman, with Williams breaking single season and career passing records. The team will be showcased on NBC’s Christmas special.
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Texas
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Grambling State University
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Baton Rouge
Terry Miller
Oklahoma State
Ross Browner
Notre Dame
Jerry Robinson
UCLA
Dennis Thurman
Southern California
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Tokyo
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Dennis Shaw
San Diego State
Florida
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Steve Ramsey
North
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Adelaide boy fails to win high jump but safe
No regular fall guy David Payne, 12, a Hillcrest Primary School student in Adelaide, dives into sponge mats head first and comes up smiling after a high jump attempt. He didn’t win but lives to tell the tale, captured in an AP Laserphoto.
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Australia
Seattle Slew Eyes Return to Racing at Belmont Park
Seattle Slew, a 3-year-old Triple Crown winner, trains at Belmont Park amid debate over his Horse of the Year chances. Owner Mickey Taylor says a late December start at Aqueduct is possible, with plans for three races at Hialeah including the February 18 Hialeah Turf Cup.
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New York
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Seattle
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Hollywood Park
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Florida
Slew
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Mixed Teams Golf Pros to tee off in new format
America's top male and female golfers enter the $200000 Mixed Team Championship at Bardmoor Country Club in Largo Florida. The 72hole event features 54 two person teams from Thursday with a format pairing drives and second shots on each hole followed by alternate play on the chosen ball.
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Largo
Fla
America
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Jan Stephenson
Bardmoor Country Club
Weiskopf
Lanny Wadkins
Laura Baugh
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jo Ann Washam
Doral
Rodriguez
Washam
Palmers
Arnold
Sandra
Mutt and-Jeff
Lee Trevino
Carol Mann
Hale Irwin
Jane Blalock
Ben Crenshaw
Judy Rankin
Bill Kratzert
Beth Solomon
Jerry Pate
Hollis Stacy
Curtis Strange
Nancy Lopez
Gene Sarazen
Patty Berg
Cbs-Tv
Rockets Top Knicks as Reid Leads rookie start
Houston rookie Robert Reid, starting on five minutes notice, scored a career high 22 points to spark the Rockets to a 120-103 win over the New York Knicks. The victory ended Houston’s six game skid and avenged Monday’s loss. Reid cited defense as the key factor.
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Robert Reid
Tom Nissalke
Reid
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