Naulls seals UCLA comeback over Notre Dame in tense finish
fiery freshman Tyren Naulls sank four free throws in the final 13 seconds as UCLA edged top-ranked Notre Dame 56-52 at South Bend. Phelps lamented Notre Dame’s offense while Tracy Jackson and Bruce Flowers sparked late Irish effort. Roy Hamilton led UCLA with 12 points.
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Boynton to lead Comet gridders at Amherst High
Robert Boynton, 28, Logan High School coach for two seasons, will become Amherst High School football coach after approval at the Feb 20 board meeting. His 1977 Logan team went 10-0, won the SEOL title and was 8th in AP Class AAA. He cites defense as the program foundation and plans to assemble a staff and start conditioning this summer.
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Balser Out for Rest of Year With Shoulder Injury
Wooster Scots star Balser to miss season after third degree shoulder separation from collision with Oberlin’s Ernest Mackey. Mackey suffered a concussion and was knocked unconscious. Balser to wear a harness for six weeks, ending any post season hopes.
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Celtics land Bob McAdoo in three first round picks deal
Boston Celtics acquire three time NBA scoring champion Bob McAdoo from the New York Knicks for three 1979 first round choices. Pick exchanges involve Golden State and Seattle. Celtics owner and GM indicate rebuild plan with Larry Bird joining the team next year.
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New York Times
Cavaliers crushed as Suns rip them 136 to 101
Phoenix Suns routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 136 101 as eight Suns scored in double figures. Len Truck Robinson led Phoenix with 24 points and 15 rebounds while Cleveland was hindered by poor shooting, with Austin Carr and Campy Russell leading the Cavs with 19 and 16 points respectively. The Suns built a 30 point cushion by the third quarter and coasted to the win.
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Green defends Hawaiian Open with steady putting stance
Hubert Green credited a new putting stance and practice with Ben Crenshaw aiding his game as he secured a 21 under par 267 to win the Hawaiian Open by four strokes at Waialae. He carded a 69 final round amid a tropical squall while Fuzzy Zoeller moved to second with 270 after a 65 on soggy greens.
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Russians invade NHL All Stars 6-0 at Madison Square Garden
Gerry Cheevers, 38, and the NHL All Stars were crushed as the Soviet National team dominated 6-0 at Madison Square Garden. Cheevers admitted poor play, taking blame while stars like Clarke Potvin Salming and Beck also felt the impact of a flawless Soviet performance.
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