Washington State to have three televised basketball games this year
Sportscope reports Washington State University basketball will be on TV at least three times, including a January 8 conference game against UCLA in Pullman. The Cougars also appear on Pac-8 schedule TV at Washington on January 28 and at Oregon State on February 11. All telecasts start around 4 pm with KSTW in Tacoma and delayed airings on KWSU.
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Wash
Washington State
Sam Janekovich
UCLA
Cougars
Washington
Oregon State
Jankovich
Kstw-Tv
Tacoma
Kwsu-Tv
Sandpointers Eye Promising Idaho Women’s Basketball Season
The 1977-78 Idaho Vandals women's team, led by coach Bonne Hultstrand, features four players 6' or taller and four returnees. Michele Bopp of Sandpoint and Denise Andrews of Union City anchor the roster as tall, mobile players with strong team depth. two juniors will see JV play with some varsity action at home. Sandpoint alumna Pam Bradetich also joins the jayvee squad.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Bonne Hultstrand
Hulstrand
Michele Bopp
Sandpoint
Denise Andrews
Union City
N.J
Halstrand
Pam Bradetich
Jayvee
Earl Campbell Is UPI Player Of The Year
Earl Campbell of Texas University, a 220 pound running back with a famed second effort, was named UPI college football player of the year. He led Texas to a perfect season with 1744 rushing yards, 18 touchdowns, and 267 carries in 11 games, while Terry Miller and Ken McAfee trailed in voting.
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Fred Down
UPI
NEW York
Earl Campbell
Texas University
Jimmy Brown
United Press International
Tyler
Tex
Texas
Campbell
Terry Miller
Oklahoma State
Ken McAfee
Notre Dame
Campball
Charles Alexander
Louisiana State University
Miller
Darrel Royals
Royal
Bowling Sunday Night Mixed League standings and high scores
December 4 1977 results show Mixed Nuts dropping to Easy Blows as Lauranne Montgomery 507 Kay Duchow 499 lead among women. Dust Eaters John Rader 542, Mary Madsen 548 for Road Runners, Wes Felland 579 for Drifters, and Janie Decker 495 leading Long Shots.
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Kay Duchow
Harry Morgan
Alice Drew
Shockers
John Rader
Linda
Rader
Carol Brown
Robert Lowman
Ruth Green
Mary Madsen
Jim Carnegie
Wes Felland
Dolphins stun Ravens as rookies shine in big win
Miami, led by rookie Leroy Harris and defender Norris Thomas, defeats Baltimore 17 to 6 to halt a five-game skid and surge into AFC East contention. Harris' 77 yard TD run and Thomas recovering a fumble in the end zone key the victory.
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Les Kjos
MIAMI
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Leroy Harris
Baltimore
Dolphins
Norris Thomas
Roosevelt Leaks
Harris
Thomas
Bert Jones
Colt
Lydell Mitchell
Multi year contracts show players security while managers lack it
Top priority for players is security through long term deals. Many stars receive multi year contracts, while managers often work year to year. Don Zimmer, with Boston, earned an extension through 1978, illustrating one case of security contrasting with others like Walt Alston or Charlie Finley influenced moves.
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Milton Richman
UPI
Honolulu
Billy Martin
Walt’ Alston
Dodgers
Tommy Lasorda
Bob Lemon
Chicago White Sox
Don Zimmer
Boston
Joe Altobelli
San Francisco
Jeff Torborg
Cleveland
Dave Garcia
California
Bobby Winkles
Oakland
Charlie Finley
A’s
Winkles
Cougar Coach Seeks Missouri Head Football Job
Five candidates were interviewed by a Missouri search committee in Kansas City with no decision yet. LaVell Edwards Warren Powers Claude Gilbert Dick Crumpf and Mervin Johnson met at an airport hotel as possibilities to replace Al Onofrio. Others named include Darryl Rogers Larry Lacewell Dick Jamieson and Tony Kopay with as many as 10 more to be interviewed before December 10.
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UPI
University of Missouri
Frederick C Spiegel
Kansas City
Spiegel
Mel Sheehan
Missouri
LaVell Edwards
Brigham Young
Warren Powers
Washington State
Claude Gilbert
San Mego State
Dick Crumpf
White Sox Ride New Signings To Bigger Hopes
Chicago reacquired outfielder Bobby Bonds from California in a six player trade amid other moves. The club signed Ron Blomberg and Junior Moore and eyed a starting pitcher, while Montreal signed lefty Ross Grimsley to a six year deal.
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UPI
Honolulu
Chicago White Sox
Oscar Gamble
Richie Zisk
Bobby Bonds
California Angel
Ron Blomberg
Junior Moore
Ralph Garr
Jorge Orta
Bert’ Blyleven
Texas
Jim Barr
San Francisco
Rudy May
Baltimore
Montreal
Ross Grimsley
Grimsley
Bonds
White Sox
Chris Knapp
Brian Downing
Dave Frost
Chicago
Thad Bosley
Dick ‘Dotson
Angels
Buzie Bavasi
Kentucky Closes Gap in 78 64 Victory Over Indiana
United Press International reports Kentucky star Jack Givens led a home crowd pressure, scoring 16 in the first half as Kentucky built a 33-28 lead. Indiana battled but faded late, with Kentucky pulling away to secure a 78-64 win amid other top college results.
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United Press International
Kentucky
Jack
Givens
Indiana
Wildcats
Bobby Knight
Mike) Woodson
Glen) Grunwald
Rick
Joe
Hall
Notre Dame
Lafayette
Kansas
Murray State
Kansas State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tennessee Tech
Referee Orville Marcum Dies During Gonzaga Portland State Game
Big Sky Conference official Orville Marcum of Richland Washington collapsed during a Gonzaga University vs Portland State basketball game and died of an apparent heart attack at age 48. He suffered two heart attacks, tried to continue, then collapsed a second time. Medical staff failed to revive him at the arena and Sacred Heart Medical Center.
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Spokane
UPI
Big Sky
Orville Marcum
Richland
Wash
Gonzaga Univerity
Portland State University
Marcum
Sacred Heart Medical Center
Schweitzer reports heavy snowfall and active lifts
Schweitzer Ski Area announced five inches of fresh snow with a base of 27 inches and a temperature of 22 degrees. T-Bar 3 and Chair 1 are operating to the summit as a spokesperson said conditions are excellent on powder and packed powder snow.
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