Lions fire Hudspeth and Packers appoint Carrick
Sports brief notes several coaching changes across pro and college ranks including Detroit Lions firing head coach Tommy Hudspeth and Green Bay Packers naming Dick Carrick as director of player personnel. Kansas State and Kent State also announce football and basketball moves with Carl Selmer and Rex Hughes Jr respectively. High school and college basketball and wrestling results follow with matchups listed for Tuesday events.
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College basketball score roundup from multiple games
A compact report lists numerous results across colleges in South and Midwest regions. Notable scores include South Davidson 86 Furman 82 and Florida 67 Vanderbilt 65, with others like Kentucky 101 Auburn 17 and LSU 121 Tennessee 97.
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21st Annual Virginia Women Bowling Tour at Plaza Bowl
The 21st annual Virginia State Women's Bowling Association tournament runs ten weekends from April 1 at Plaza Bowl Lynchburg. Entry forms are at bowling centers with Feb 1, 1978 deadline. Last year in Pulaski drew 1 026 teams 2 607 doubles 5 214 singles and nearly $56 000 in prizes. The association expects similar entries.
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Grand Prix Masters Ends At MSG Proves No Clear No. 1
The Grand Prix Masters at Madison Square Garden produced entertaining tennis but failed to crown a true No. 1 for 1977. Vilas Borg and Connors staged questionable injuries, undermining play, while reducing the final to best-of-three and moving dates dulled credibility. Sponsors face calls for drastic changes.
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Flyers secure 3 3 tie as Holmgren nets late point
Paul Holmgren rides a late 35 foot shot past Ken Dryden to earn the Philadelphia Flyers a 3-3 tie with the Montreal Canadiens. Earlier, Holmgren noted Bobby Clarke set up the play after a Dryden misread. The game featured a sixth attacker for Philadelphia and marked a rare point for Holmgren this season. In other NHL action, Pittsburgh beat New York 5-3 and Atlanta defeated Toronto 5-2.
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Bowling Standouts Highlight 1979 League Half Titles
Individual and team scores from Health Center Lanes show Lamp Clark and many others posting high series and averages. Shenandoah Pride wins the first half in B League. Old Timers in Church League notable. LaMar Sloan lineup earns Tuesday Morning Housewife League half-title with a flurry of 400 plus games.
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Major and Minor Bowling League Stars Shine in Triples and Doubles
The report highlights top scorers in the Majors Men Triples with Helen Linaburg Lillie Ritter Jean Blankenship and Shirley Kenney posting a 484 team game. Individually standout marks include Shirley Kenney 142 Louis Renner 129 and Jim Newlin 168 with Joe Zimmerman 165 Randy Pitta 164 and Kenny Pitta 155. In nearby action Bobby Boden Archie Skiles and Glen Luttrell led a 464 team. In Ladies Major Doubles Joyce Boden Judy Clark combined for a 775 series, with Boden 140-341 and Clark 146-394, while multiple players posted consistent games across both leagues.
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Orrs Career May Be Over in Canada Cup Turmoil
The 29 year old Bobby Orr may have played his last hockey after the 1976 Canada Cup and a doctors error. Alan Eagleson said Orr, once hailed as hockeys best defenseman, appeared in only 20 NHL games for the Chicago Black Hawks last season due to recurring injuries.
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Banks Earns ACC Honors For Duke Freshman Season
Duke freshman Eugene Banks earned ACC rookie of the week after helping the Blue Devils beat Lehigh 105 63. He logged 19 points and 12 rebounds against Virginia Tech and averages 15.1 points on 54.9 percent shooting this season.
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