Guidry named AP Male Athlete of the Year for 1978
New York Yankee left-hander Ron Guidry swept the AP Male Athlete of the Year award with 143 votes after a 25-3 season and unanimous Cy Young. Pete Rose, Jim Rice, Muhammad Ali and Earl Campbell also placed in the top ranks. Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith noted offers for Rod Carew amid contract talks and interest from four teams.
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Giants, Yankees, Red Sox, and Angels in trade talks
Sports capsule notes Giants in NL and three AL teams the Yankees Red Sox and Angels. Carew trade chatter involves the Phillies interest and Twins acquisition of Pete Rose. Griffith seeks left handed pitchers and power hitters in potential deals.
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For The Record: College Football and NFL Coaching Moves
A compilation of coaching changes and staff moves across college football and professional leagues. Delta State resumes leadership with Don Denning’s resignation. Lou Saban named at Army. Jim Cavanaugh and Bruce Johnson take coordinator roles at Marshall. Fran Bauer resigns at Northern Colorado. Minnesota names multiple offensive staff. NFL moves include Madden retirement contemplation and Bergey contract, plus other team staff updates.
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Bay Village High opens scrimmage dates for 1979 season
Bay Village High School announces open scrimmage dates for the 1979 season. August 18 22 and 24 are available to any Class AAA squad needing scrimmage games. Interested schools should contact Ron Rush or Don Chadwick at 871 9350.
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Money leaders in 1978 earnings across sports list
The table ranks top money winners in tennis, golf, bowling, harness racing, thoroughbred racing, and more for 1978. Notable names include Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Connors, Navratilova, Watson, Lopez, Yarborough, McHargue, Velasquez, Barrera, and Affirmed among others with their earnings tallies.
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple conferences
A sprawling summary of numerous college men and women basketball results across East, Midwest, South and West. Notable entries include St Peter's, Rhode Island, Hofstra, Seton Hall, Saint Johns, LaSalle, Penn State, and Georgia among many others with final scores and brief pairings.
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College All-Star Games At A Glance
Saturday matchups across several bowls list East West clashes at Stanford and Tokyo, North South contests in Honolulu and Mobile, a Tampa Canadian vs Alabama game, and a Japan Bowl east against west with start times in EST. Teams include East West North South and Canarian Alabama.
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Nets 125 Jazz 112 in NBA box score summary
New Jersey led 125 to 112 against Utah with key performances by King and Williamson. The box shows mixed player totals across New Jersey and New Orleans rosters, foul counts and technicals, reflecting a high scoring game with several players recording double digit points.
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Columbia junior high tops North Ridgeville in wrestling
The Columbia junior high wrestling team defeated visiting North Ridgeville 40 to 28 on Thursday. Four Raiders earned pins: Doug Iben at 105, Rick Orvec at 110, Matt Smith at 132, and Dave Ferdel in heavyweight. Rangers’ pins came from Bob Bontempo at 115 and Doug Foor at 120.
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Kings Beat Clippers 108 to 99 in San Diego
San Diego earns a 108 99 win over Kansas City with key contributions from Weather spoon Hoakington and Nater. Lacey and Birdsong pace KC with multiple scoring bursts as fouls and technicals affect the game. Coaches Bitpinmons Smith for KC and Shue for San Diego oversee the matchup.
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