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Alten ‘finished the Beason

; ‘third: ‘in’ the American.
LS Football ‘Conference’ and ™.
_ fourth /in the Jeagué’ in"
-rilahing with 607 yards on’.

160: ‘carries. ‘and’ scored .a -

ay a league: ‘leading: it‘touch>

or Julius ‘Erving and turned .
:. it:inte* the winning basket
an, five ‘seconds: left ‘in:

. “overtine. Wednesday night
to give Philadelphia 7éers a -

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EDMONTON. - (CP)
: decade of- ex-

‘Eskimos: now.” find ihe

* selves ‘:a: club withidut a
“eoaching: staff; .
“quarterback. talking -about -

with - a

leaving a and several players

“factory”: re :
‘Univeralty “ of Southern oy ond
California, recelved al &
votes tfrom’.a, nationwide | *
panel. ‘of aports writers and ve

‘His selection comes’ one’,
~day‘after his roommate at.
_U8c, .Clavéland . Browns’.
linebacker chip Banks, won.
the defensive rookle award,

NEW: “YORK (AP)

who ; stormed, vinto." ithe
National’: Football ; “Teague

_ game and. brought ‘a new.

confidence to- Cleveland:

- Browns’ defence, has' been.
named --the league's.
defensive Tooke: Me"

Wednesday by co: ‘The:

: nearing retirement.

The departure Tuesday of -

°’ > assistant Don Matthews to .
"become head coach of B: C.

Lions leaves ‘the Eskimos
with only one member of its |

. highly successful five-man. «

staff.

a That's esata

“in: exciting 0/ t game. |

* Anidrew Toney took a play”
for Moses Malone

~~ gg polite in overtime in the

-140 victory; sald:
» Magic’ (Johnson)

- In-other.. games, it was:
‘Dallas ‘Mavericks 136; ‘San
Antonio: Spurs’ 131; Kansas -

. Clty: Kings“ 138, Denver -
_ Nuggete. .118;..8an Diego

_ Clippeta ‘122, ‘Utah Jazz 115.

fi overtime; Detroit Platons
"190, Cleveland Cavaliers:
= Tié; and Indiana Pacers 108, *
o ‘Sonttle’ ‘SuperSonics’ 104.

~The’ victory: was the fifth: .
de a row.for the 76ers, ‘who

a ‘also beat the Lakers 114-10¢ .

on Dee; ‘6 and snapped a ;
a ‘seven-game winning streak -

for. Log ‘Angeles,

The.“ Lakerg ‘played _

- without.. Starting: center -

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who. .

- -tiaged the game because of
or -migralae headaches.;, © 7
_~ Mavericks 138 Spurs 131

Rol indo : » Blackman. .

—_ points. ‘to lead Dallas past

San ‘Antonio, the first win in .

-ixgarit forthe Mavericks
and their firs

‘first in three tries -.
agon. against the”

"Blackrnan’s 38 points, the -

most: by i any Maverick this ©
‘ geasod,.,
while’ Mark ‘Aguirre added~.
“aay Jay Vineent i9 and Pat.
Cumming ae

led: all acorers,

6 17,

‘Artit Gllntore- had 26

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’ Getyin: scored |
: Klages: 138 Nuggets 118°.

' Mike, Woodson came. “ott i

Anel addled ‘4 to.

_ power, Kansas city, “past 1

Denver.

added “20° points, Joe. C.’.

'- Merlweather finished with —
and Ray Williams fired in
14 for Kansas City,

Alex’: English. led all-.

worers with 34.poinis for

“the Nuggets. Kiki: Van-

deweghe had 32 polnis and’
T.R. Dunn added a season- .

high, 2 points.

* Clippere ‘122. Jaz 115 ion)
“ Rookie“ Terry: Cummings
; scored six San Diego points
In overtime,~forced when":
Danny. ‘Schayes’' of. Utah’:

' dropped in a pair of free:

throws with 22 seconds”
two-game ‘sweep ‘of - their remaining to tle the score at
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“Murphy, the man in charge |

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~ Raiders ~ returned to’ the: b
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» dout received 30 of the 84°"
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-Ray Willsey, assistant with _
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Dye, head coach of Auburn...
University, and Merv Levy,
flred, Tuesday by Kansas
- City’ Chiefs. -

198,

the -

sh.

‘name the new head coach. |.

“T'd-examine. all the other ‘.
possibilities before making - -
-adecision, and I will, " "says .
t ~ (Kimball, .
‘Murphy, himself a ‘former -

Besides. “Murphy, | others. -
head coach. with: the Lions, 7

“named. as possible, suc-.

O. 5, Simpson and Charles:

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‘A piek in the-draft‘and used: y
.. it:to take defensive linenian .
- ‘Kenneth: Sims. trom. Texas:
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passed on Allen —
them ‘going: for other run-
Minnesota.
-Nelson, .

oa season alter 5 aartng his pro.

career. - with . Toronto

‘with. nine ‘votes. .

seven

Cooks, ‘With _ six;

with five. Cousineau played:

a:--with ‘the then-Montreal

- Alovettes'of the CFL before

signing in the NFL.

- Insix yeara under Campbell

» the Eskimos finished ‘tirat

‘and won the Western’

Division’ title every ‘year .
and won:the,Grey Cup the -

last five, They won 80
games, lost 22 and tied five.
And the new head ‘coach;.

along with Kimball; -will

face the possibility of,

retirements of some ‘key

players like offensive
lineman Bill Stevenson, 32,
linebackers Dale Potter, 33,

| and Bil Manchuk, 34, and
defefisive back Larry High- |
- bauigh, 33.

Perhaps the key player

_ situation“ to--be » résolved |
concerns quarterback ©

‘Warren “Moon who passed

" for a record 5, 000 yards last:
‘ Seagon.”

Moon told a Seattle vaio

Allen.’ followea in the”
footsteps of Mike Garrett,

White. -in . winning the. “}
Heisman, ‘emblematic: ‘of 8
| \ college football supremacy, ::
«while at .USC:. The schoot:.
Iso - turned out’ ‘running *
acks Ricky Bell, Anthony’:
Davis, Sain. -Cunningham, :

“Argonauts. of ‘the. ‘Canadiart. :
"Football League; was. third. :

Others recelving at ‘east
a three. votes were Sims and:.
te Buffalo linebacker Eugene .
"Marve, -
“of “Washington” Redskins -
was .Funnerup - in-
‘ balloting with 17. ‘votes.
Defensive ‘tackle: “Bruce. .

‘apiece; .
and -
‘Banks's téammate,
, linebacker Tom’ Cousineau,

of not allowing pl
‘play out their sleds”

‘and Frank Gifford. «

“Aba Benlor,. ‘Allen. ‘rolled
“ip 2,342" “yards, | an NCAA °
ingle-seagon . record, « But .

“when he was drafted: by the
_ then-Oakland and, ‘soon.
3 be Loa” Angeles Raiders," night in Kitima Commercial Hockey League action, « .
“lub ‘owner Al Dayls’ was’
accused of making a blatant:.

o Pitch'to sell tickets: in their ~
“, hot al... “Schroeder were the.

ning --backs,:
taking . Darrin
Atlanta selecting Gerald
- Riggs — before the Raiders’
turn canie. -- ° :

cy. we'd had the first st pick
in the draft, it would have -
been Mareus ‘Allen,”. ‘sald
Ron Wolf, ‘Raiders’ director

of personnel operations. ; -

Glaretice Davis, ‘Jon Ara ;

leading Eureean nfaciti ott alg: aD OP. Th in Tamit |

‘two of |

"quarter and 39-24 at ‘the half,

Weldall bounces back i in KCHiL” a

‘Weldall: ‘Tebounded from a. 43 ‘Toss to Eurocan Monday. .

“and ran up an'8-2 win over. Kitimat. Buildall. Wednesday:

“while Jerry Choinicki. had both Buildall goals.
. Stacey Smiéadee,"'Rol Wakita, Daryl. Craft and Ro

Sthér Wéldall ‘scorers, : ~~
~ Tonight's" KCHL: “gatne™ has Kitimat: Buildall Teague:

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~ Kermodes. win in ‘Kitimat :
-Catedonia Kermodes. senior. ‘bays ; cbasketball team: worl

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“thelr first: game of the new year Wednesday night ‘in fin ms
Kitimat as-they led from start‘to finish i in beating Kitimat « ‘
' Chieftains 74-62, ;

. Kermodes. jumped’ out. to an 8-2 lead early in the fret
quarter and never looked back, leading 47-10 alter the frst

- Kermodes coach Al Olson was happy with the team! 8

', effort, pointing to the team's trip'4o Alaska through the: or :

Christmas holidays asa good Jearning experience. for. the. ’
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- “We've really worked hard. on our presses, ” Olson anid.’ *

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