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Page 14 The Lincoln Star Monday. Sports Digest- Football While Darrell Royal resigned from his head coaching post at Texas and Frank Broyles did the same at Arkansas this weekend, Miami, Fla. coach Carl Selmer was fired from his coaching post and two other schools replaced recently fired coaches. Jim Young football coach at Arizona for the past four seasons, was announced as Purdue's new head coach replacing recently removed coach Alex Agase, and Gary Moeller, Michigan's defensive coordinator for the past eight years, was named to replace Bob Blackman os head coach of Illinois. Two other coaches turned down prospective offers over the weekend as Lou Holtz, coach of the NFL's New York Jets, said he would not return to college coaching and Steve Sloan of Texas Tech reportedly turned down an offer from the Atlanta Falcons.

Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Merlin Olsen said that he will retire at the end of this season, his 15th. The Seattle Seahawks claimed Bryant Salter on waivers from the Miami Dolphins. Second year New England Patriots quarterback Steve Grogan, from Kansas State, tied the NFL record for quarterbacks rushing for touchdowns, with his 10th and 11th scoring runs of the season Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. Basketball Buffalo Braves forward Bob McAdoo may be traded to the New York Knicks for a player and cash or to Seattle for center Tom Burleson and guard Leonard Gray are the current rumors following McAddo's recent refusal to agree to a new contract with the Braves. The Philadelphia 76ers traded guard Fred Carter to the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for a second round draft pick in 1977 and 1978.

Reserve forward Al Eberhard, formerly of Missouri, will be out of action for the next week because of a fractured big toe, the Detroit Pistons announced. Baseball The Cleveland Indians acquired third baseman Bill Melton from the California Angels for cash. The Cincinnati Reds signed pitcher Manny Sarmiento to a one-year contract. Royle Stillman, an outfielder-first baseman, who played out his option with the Baltimore Orioles this past season signed a one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox. Othsr Sports Guillormo Vilas won a first-set tio-broakor with two passing shots then withstood a comeback by Raul Ramirez to win his opening match of the Grand Prlx Masters Tennis tournament, 7-6, 2-6, 7-5.

Martina Navratilova whipped Batty Stovo to win the $100,000 Colgate International tennis tourney in Austrialia. Midfielder Andy Atuesbu scored the game's only goal as the University of San Francisco defeated Indiana 1-0 and won its second consecutive NCAA soccer championship. Hartwlck won third place, defeating Clemson American Tom Watson won the individual honors while Japan captured the team title over the U.S. in the $100,000 sixth U.S.-Japan golf tourney. Kitty O'Neil, a 28-year-old Hollywood stuntwoman, established a world landspetd record for women averaging 321 miles per hour on a five-eighths mile course in Oregon.

The United States Olympic Commlttoo approved plans to establish a national training center for all Olympic sports at the site of the 1960 Winter Olympic games at Squaw Valley, Calif. Bobby Orr will miss the Chicago Black Hawks games for an undetermined length of time due to more knee problems. Earnie Shavers will meet Roy Williams in an heavyweight bout Saturday at Las Vegas. Shavers, ranked second by the WBA and No. 7 in the WBC has scored 51 knockouts in his 53 victories, and lost five bouts by knockouts.

In the second half of a televised doubleheader Saturday Mike Rossman will meet Mike Quarry in a light heavyweight fight. The United States Olympic Committee, in collaboration with Chicago businessmen, is implementing a nationwide Job Opportunities Program to seek permanent employment opportunities in industry for athletes with potential to participate in international competitions. Arizona and Arizona State could be eligible to win the Pacific-10 conference as early as 1978 if their request to expand the Pacific-8 is granted. Martina Navratilova whipped Betty Stove to win the $100,000 Colgate international tennis tourney in Australia. David Pearson edged rival stock car veteran Cale Yarborough for Driver of the Year honors.

Pearson is the first two-time winner of the award. He won it first in 1973. Beaumont, paid tribute to its most illustrious citizen, dedicating a $150,000 memorial building to the legendary athlete, Babe Didrickson Zaharias. Zaharias was named the premier athlete of the half century by The Associated Press. The Paddock By Mark Gordon Recruiting Lure? Honolulu, Hawaii Despite rumors to the contrary, a trip to Hawaii isn't quite the recruiting lure many imagined.

the quick verdict after talks with Nebraska basketball players and coaches in the midst of a three-game swing through the Hawaiian Islands. But all praised the trip. the trip make me sign with Nebraska," said freshman Mark McVicker of Hastings. was always the chance that I make the traveling squad, so I had to consider all angles. it entered my mind, but it the major factor.

I suppose the complex had more he said. Senior Bob Siegel, one of the state's most heavily-sought players after a superb career at Fairbury High School, signed with Nebraska before the jaunt through Hawaii was finalized. But he said it would not have changed his mind had he known four years later, he would receive a free trip through the Pacific Ocean resort area. Special This Week Only! Husker statistics First Downs Rushes-Yards Yards Passmg Passes Returns-Yards Punts-Average Fumble-Lost Penalties-Yards Nebraska Hawaii Nebraska Hawaii 27 8 66-428 227 8-18-1 64 1-3S 3-3 5-25 Linebackers 47-160 45 6-15-1 11-38 5 5-3 8 74 Wightman Carpenter Eichelberger Pillen Kunz Vering Backs .22 6 21 14-68 .00 3 0-3 We Mount Your Snow Tires for Only Each (Balancing Extra) Don wait any Let our Specialists get your car ready for rugged winter driving by mounting your snow tires You II be glad you did' 4,00 Nab. Thomas 43 pass from Ferragamo (Eveland kick) Nab.

Ferragamo 16 run (kick tailed) Neb. Berns 4 run (Eveland kick) Nab. Berns 1 run (Eveland kick) Nab. Berns 5 run (kick tailed) Nab. MaOto 65 pass from Ferragamo (Eveland kick) Nab.

Berns 56 run (Eveland kick) Haw Goodman 43 field goal Neb. Malito 50 pass from Sorley (Eveland kick) Neb. Craig I run (Eveland kick) Neb. Sorley 7 run (Eveland kick) Nebraska Offanse Rushing Ne. Yds.

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Smifh and good conditions the one take. You can always travel. That evens out, but you have to consider the total picture not just one trip that you want to Bo Jackson, meanwhile, took a long trip just to arrive in Lincoln. The 6-8 sophomore is from the Bronx, N.Y. almost an entirely different world from Lancaster County.

Still, he knew the Huskers would tour Hawaii when he was recruited after one year at Southwestern Junior College in Oklahoma City, Okla. lot of schools take big trips. Nebraska plays at Hawaii, South Carolina and the Big Eight. Year in and year out, Nebraska plays big schools," he said. "Sure, the trip (to Hawaii) meant a lot, but it what I based my decision to come here on.

liked Lincoln, Nebraska, the people, the coaches and the school, not because we made a trip to he added. a big change from a big city to a small town like Lincoln. You choose a school just because of one Husker head coach Joe Cipriano used the trip as a mini-lure to the players. He was also honest enough to realize the drawbacks with such an excursion talked to all the kids about the trip. one of the points we brought he said.

down deep, we hope to level with the players. The last time we came we lost two and beat a service team which was by far the best played. always been like that every time I've been here since I came and played in 1953 (for the University of Nebraska is on its second trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Missouri was the only other Big Eight member to make a basketball swing through Hawaii. Cipriano said difficult at best to win in Hawaii.

Wednesday 71-66 loss to the University of Hawaii-Hilo attested to that. The Huskers were assessed 28 personal fouls. Hilo had 13. Hilo made 23 of 34 free throws while Nebraska hit just four of seven. Could it be that Nebraska committed 27 more personal fouls than Hawaii-Hilo? Possible, but extremely doubtful.

one of the hazards Cipriano considered when he debated scheduling such a trip. "A lot of teams come here to play. one way of looking at Cipriano said. I say the trip is the answer to why we got some of the kids we did. lot to do with the trip is the kind of players you he continued.

told our players this will be one of the few opportunities get to sightsee and enjoy a new part of the world. tough to get basketball on their minds. It's not the end of the world if we win the games. done a lot over here. good for Hawaii, good for us, for the Nebraska fans and it's great for the players.

like to get Hawaii to come back and play us in he said. Kings nip Celtics KANSAS CITY (AP) Brian Taylor fired in a game- high 21 points and the Kansas City Kings used balanced scoring to drop the Boston Celtics 102-96 in the National Basketball Association Sunday night. The victory snapped a two- game losing streak for Kansas City while Boston lost for the first time in four outings. The first half ended in a 45-45 tie with each team shooting barely over 40 per cent. Kansas City broke to an early seven-point lead in the third quarter only to be tied at 77-77 with six seconds left in the period.

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