Marquette Tops Clemson Tigers in Milwaukee Classic
Marquette defeats Clemson 67 49 paced by Jerome Whitehead who limited Tree Rollins to two points. Butch Lee adds 17 for the Warriors as Wisconsin tops Boston College in the same event. Other top games include North Carolina crushing Oral Roberts and Oregon beating Bowling Green.
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Wake Forest Faces Mississippi State in Old-classic Opener
Wake Forest 7-0 underdog meets unbeaten but unranked Mississippi State in Norfolk Iowa opening round. Griffin doubtful with knee issue. MacDonald may fill in. Other events include Maryland hosting Xavier and North Carolina easing into tournament action.
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Pacenta to Start at QB for Ohio State in Orange Bowl
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes will start Jim Pacenta at quarterback against Colorado in the Orange Bowl. The Akron native pledges to restore Buckeye pride after a rough stretch, as Pacenta seeks to prove himself and boost team confidence on a national stage.
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College Scores Midwest and West Duel In Early Round Wins
DePaul defeats Bradley 86 to 80 and Arizona beats Stanford 90 to 82 in Midwest and West regional play. Cal Santa Barbara tops St Xavier 100 to 75 while Montana State edges Eastern Montana 63 to 61. Washington State outgains Fresno State 69 to 66 as tournaments begin across leagues.
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Handley runners honored on national all American list
Handley athlete Haack continued at Georgetown Prep meet after a loss at William & Mary. Martinsburg’s Chris Fox named to the All American team for the second straight year. The team honors include top 50 runners across 33 states. Haack and Bill Frye also named to the WM Track Coaches Association Mid Atlantic Cross Country team alongside James Wood’s Jay Kelchner.
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Wolverines Remain Leader In AP Basketball Poll
Michigan stays No. 1 in The Associated Press poll with 730 points and 29 of 39 first place votes. Notre Dame is second, San Francisco third, Alabama fourth, Cincinnati fifth, with Kentucky sixth and Wake Forest seventh.
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Flyers Extend Unbeaten String to 18 Games
The Philadelphia Flyers stretched their unbeaten run to 18 games with a 5-1 win over Vancouver, led by Reggie Leach two goals and Bernie Parent’s standout goaltending. The victory keeps them close to the 23 game NHL record and their last loss dated back to November 13.
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Beal Named Head of U S Men’s Volleyball Training Center
Douglas P. Beal 29 of Columbus was chosen to coordinate efforts to build a U S men’s volleyball team for international competition. Dayton will host the training center to bolster chances for the 1980 Olympics after missing the Montreal Games.
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Maryland football season recap hints at Cotton Bowl boost
Maryland racked up 261 rushing yards per game and 111 passing yards per game led by quarterback Mark Manges. Alvin Maddox stepped in to rush for 678 yards after Steve Atkins were sidelined, while receivers Chuck White Vince Kinney Dean Richards and Bob Raba contributed solid catches as the Terps outscored opponents 273 to 85.
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