Ankney returns as Bowling Green coach from Arizona
Bowling Green State University named Howard Moe Aurusy Ankney, a 1964 graduate, head coach. He departs Arizona after five years as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator to replace Denny Stolz who left to coach at San Diego.
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Basketball and Hockey Transactions Highlight Steady Roster Moves
In the NBA the Seattle SuperSonics activated Frank Brickowski as center forward. In the NFL the Houston Oilers fired media director Bob Hyde. In the NHL the Detroit Red Wings traded Bruce Kin to the Edmonton Oilers for Billy Carroll, a center. The New York Rangers sent Mike Alti-30n to New Haven of the AHL for conditioning.
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Aloha Bowl Late Saturday Showdown Alabama Tops Southern Cal
Southern Cal and Alabama clash in a high scoring Aloha Bowl with Alabama leading 55-203 in yardage. Passing totals show McLean and Shula combined for 183 yards, while key rushers include Turner and Gelks. Penalties and time of possession noted, but final score not stated.
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College Basketball Scores From Sunday Across Several Conferences
A roundup of college men’s basketball results shows high scoring in several games. Michigan defeated Cleveland State 105 to 85, while Grand Canyon edged Mesa 102 101. Oregon Tech beat W Oregon 73 63, and Kansas State overcame Tarleton 69 55. Other noted results include Assumption 64 over Beaten 6, and Massachusetts 105 over Anna Maria 83.
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Notable NFL and college hoops notes mix of rosters and tours
A roundup lists NFL players and positions tied to a long roster including Joiner White Moore, Brown and Pearson offensive standouts with defensive stars Eller Page Hendricks and Krause. It also catalogs college basketball results and tournaments across the nation with multiple teams and venues, from Hawaii Pacific to Seton Hall and St Joseph’s.
College Bowls Schedule for December and January
College bowl games list with dates and locations across the United States. Fresno State hosts Bowling Green. Maryland faces Syracuse. Arkansas battles Arizona State. Baylor and Louisiana State play later. Florida State meets Georgia Tech. Oklahoma State vs Florida State in the Gator Bowl run. Orange Bowl in Miami features Oklahoma and Penn State. other games include the Sun, Peach, Cotton, Sugar, Fiesta, and East West Shrine events with various matchups and venues from Jacksonville to New Orleans and Honolulu.
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All-America football picks highlight I-AA players
A listing of Division I-AA All-America selections names players by position and school. Notable notes include Rhode Island Tom Ehrhardt and Gill Fenerty from Holy Cross, with multiple makers from Colgate Nevada-Reno and Boise State, among others. A closing line mentions Wilt Chamberlain scoring 58 as a rookie NBA record.
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Buck Sundowned as UTEP Tops Nebraska in Sun Bowl Opener
Alabama star Buck Johnson led the Tide with 21 points as Alabama beat Nebraska 78 61 in El Paso to advance to the Sun Bowl final against host UTEP. UTEP beat Ohio State 58 57 to set up title game with Alabama while Ohio State faces Nebraska for third place.
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Wearsch and Toole Lift Kent Past UMass in Consolation
Kent State beat Massachusetts 74 to 64 in the Lobo Invitational consolation game as Terry Wearsch 15 points and 16 rebounds and Bill Toole 15 points sparked a late 12-0 surge. Kent State improves to 4-4 while UMass falls to 2-7. Sean Mosby and Lorenzo Sutton lead UMass with 14 and 12 points respectively.
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Baldwin Wallace Wins Consolation at Defiance Tourney
Baldwin Wallace College defeated Alma College 65 to 49 to take the Consolation final in the Defiance Christmas Tournament. BW shot 48 percent to Alma’s 33. Tim Kerwin of Lakewood led BW with 11 points. BW falls to 6-6 and will meet Wittenberg in an Ohio Athletic Conference game Saturday.
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Wolverines top Cleveland State 105 85 in balanced attack
Michigan builds big second half run behind Henderson and four teammates in double figures. Gary Grant scores 19, Glen Rice 16, Tarpley 15, Joubert 11 as CSU rallies early before Michigan pulls away to win 105 85 at Arbor with 13 609 fans watching.
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Raiders star Karcus Aijien named AP MVP and Offensive Player
Karcus Aijien of the Los Angeles Raiders crowned AP most valuable player and offensive player of the year after leading the NFL in rushing with 1759 yards and adding 67 receptions for 555 yards during a 12-4 season. The 1981 Heisman winner also starred in the Raiders offense.
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