Boynes' 40 Paces Dons To 102-90 Win In All College
Winford Boynes scored a career high 40 points to lift 19th ranked San Francisco to a 102-90 victory over Arizona State and the 42nd All College tournament title in Oklahoma City. Coach Bob Gaillard praised his hometown star as the game turned with 8:16 left.
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wildcat classic ends with St Francis prep 61 59 over Liver pool
Scholastic holiday hoops saw Glen Lambert lead St Francis Prep to a 61 59 win over Liverpool in the fifth annual Wildcat Classic. Lambert tallied a tournament record 31 points and earned MVP honors as NY City squad built a seven point halftime edge. teammates McDermott and Hobble posted 39 combined, and the all tournament team included Eric Bertz Pete Jancevski Carl Threeths and John Paguaga.
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Jets GM Al Ward resigns after three-year tenure
New York Jets general manager Al Ward resigns amid front office restructuring sparked by Jim Kensil's June appointment as team president. Ward cites changes in the organizational setup and plans to use his experience elsewhere. Ward previously served as public relations director for the AFL and held Cowboys executive roles before joining the Jets in 1975. Kensil praises Ward's abilities and notes the shift in the club’s structure.
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Bills Seek Next Coach After Ringo Firing
In Orchard Park a coaching scramble continues as Monte Clark Bill Walsh Ed Hughes and Jimmy Carr are considered for the Bills head job after coach Jim Ringo was fired December 21. Clark may join the Lions instead per Detroit outlets.
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Pine Grove holiday men's singles resumes with finals near
Top seed Bobby Connor of Auburn meets Vic Hanson Jr and Rod Zetko faces Jamie Heath as the Pine Grove tournament resumes. Finals for the men's A class are set for 2 p.m. with semifinals in B and matchups in doubles.
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Five clubs dominate PFWA 1977 All-Pro selections
Dallas places five players on the PFWA All-Pro squad with five more from Oakland and Miami plus Chicago star Walter Payton earning a unanimous nod. Griese Harris Pearson Casper other notables join a strong offensive unit while Dallas and Denver players lead the defensive lineup. The PFWA totals 350 members voted.
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Leafs roll to 5-0 win over Barons in Cleveland
Toronto coach Roger Neilsen praised his team after the Maple Leafs defeated Cleveland 5-0, ending a slump with a strong first period and solid defense. Mike Palmateer earned his third shutout of the year as Cleveland goalie Gilles Meloche faced 33 shots. Darryl Sittler, Borje Salming, and Ron Ellis starred with goals and assists as Toronto moved to 2-3-1 in their past six. Capitals and Rockies also tied 3-3 and 2-2 respectively.
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Pleau leads Whalers past Birmingham Bulls in WHA victory
Larry Pleau scored twice to lift the Hartford Whalers to a 6-2 win over the Birmingham Bulls. Pleau, who has 26 points in 28 games, and Gordie Howe with two goals boosted New England as Edmonton beat the Racers 8-5 and Cincinnati tied Houston 5-5. Coach Harry Neale praised Pleau and noted the Whalers hold first place with 49 points.
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Pistons surge with Lanier as captain in win over Buffalo
Bob Lanier scored 30 points and grabbed 17 rebounds as the Detroit Pistons beat the Buffalo Braves 103-87. The win gives Detroit a 6-3 mark since interim coach Bob Kauffman took over, with praise for Larry Jones from Lanier and Chris Ford. The night also featured other NBA results including Knicks over Jazz and 76ers over Bullets.
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Union College Hockey Coach Harkness Quits Amid Controversy
Union College President Thomas N Bonner denounces Ned Harkness for quitting as hockey coach mid season and warns the action and players’ boycott could cost the school six figures. A search for a new coach begins as the team quits in solidarity after Harkness resignation.
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Notable Evening Sports Broadcast Schedule Highlights
Televised lineup includes Wide World of Sports at 5:00 p.m. and Inside the NFL at 5:00 p.m. Additionally Soccer Made in Germany at 8:00 p.m. and NHL games feature Buffalo Sabres vs Detroit Red Wings at 7:30 p.m. Bluebonnet Bowl coverage Texas A and M versus USC at 8:00 p.m. Other NHL matchups include Toronto Maple Leafs versus Atlanta Flames at 11:00 p.m. Harness Racing airs at 11:30 p.m. on WOR NY channel listings.
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Cleveland Nets owner seeks Borg return to World Team Tennis
Cleveland Nets owner Joe Zingale plans a Tuesday meeting in New York with Bjorn Borg to lure the Swedish star back for next season. Zingale notes Borg faces Swedish pressure to play Davis Cup and says officials have even hinted at passport revocation if he refuses.
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