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The Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C., Jan. 8, 1981. 7 Redskins hunt new coach Cleveland State stops Gamecocks 1 i ft A tl.l "'V, )f home that "with any job I took, I would have to have complete control of the football program." Asked if he was interested in the job, Allen said "it isn't right for me to comment on anything like that at this time. It's distasteful, like talking when somebody has passed away." Meanwhile, the Redskin players expressed surprise and what some termed shock at the news of Pardee's dismissal. "I hate it," said Ken Houston, who was benched during much of 1980, his final season with the team.

"I hate it for him. Last year he was coach of the year. This year, we didn't win as many as we should have. It wasn't his fault." Pardee, who still has two years to go on his five-year contract, was dismissed as the result of what was termed philosophical differences between him and Beathard over the future of the team. Pardee could not be reached for comment Monday night, despite repeated telephone calls to his home.

Allen coached the Redskins from 1971 until his firing at the end of the 1977 season. According to today's editions of The Washington Post, two men are reportedly at the top of Beathard's list John Robinson, coach at the University of Southern California, and former Oakland Raider Coach John Madden. And, the newspaper said, a list of highly regarded NFL assistants includes Joe Gibbs, offensive coordinator for San Diego; Dan Reeves, offensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys: Tom Bass, defensive coordinator at Tampa Bay; Dick Coury the Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver coach George Perles, the Pittsburgh Steeler's defensive coordinator; and Marty Schot-tenheimer, the Cleveland Browns' defensive coordinator. A move by Cooke to Allen would be a surprise. Allen, who said Monday he had not been contacted by the Redskins, noted in an interview from his Palos Verdes.

WASHINGTON AP) Bobby Beathard, the general manager of the Washington Redskins, was to fly to the West Coast today to begin the search for a replacement for Jack Pardee, who was fired Monday as the team's head coach. Beathard indicated he probably would look for a successor to Pardee among the ranks of assistant coaches in the National Football League, but would not rule out the possibility of a return by former coach George Allen. Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke, who fired the 44 year-old Pardee, said nothing about a possible replacement. Beathard said that if the choice came down to an assistant in the professional ranks or a college coach, he most likely would go with the man from the NFL. The general manager said he did not intend to talk to Allen on this trip, but "it 's not up to me to eliminate him.

Mr. Cooke is going to hire the coach." for for als uc- ro-im tin wire report Senior guard Frank Edwards and junior forward Darren Tillis combined for 61 points to lead Cleveland State to an 82-76 basketball victory over South Carolina in Columbia Monday night. Edwards, at 6-1 was red hot as he hit 38 points, and Tillis contributed 23. No other Viking player was even close to double figures. Cleveland State led by 10 at the half, 37-27, but South Carolina came back to take a 51 50 lead on a shot by Brad Jergenson with 13: 16 to play.

The lead changed hands repeatedly for the next eight minutes until Mike Sweeney hit two free throws with 5:28 left to give Cleveland State a 66-65 advantage. Tillis hit a basket to make it 68-65 and then Edwards scored the final 14 Cleveland State points, including a critical three- point play with 1:24 left that leased the Vikings out front 75-71 Edwards went to the foul line for the final seven points that put the game out of South Carolina's reach. Following the battle of NCAA Division I independents, Cleveland State was 7-2 and South Carolina, under first-year coach Bill Foster, was 7-5. The loss snapped a modest six-game Gamecock win streak. Zam Fredrick led the Gamecocks with 22 and Kenny Holmes had 20 points.

Clevdud St. Tillis 10 J-5 23, Sweeney 2 3-57. Kos tohryz 0 2-2 2. Reed 3 0-0 S. Edwards 15 38, Pass 10-12, Voudath 2 0-0 4, Kincaid 0 0-0 0, King 00-00.

Rosnak 0 0-0 0. Totals 33 10-22 82 8. Carollaa 7 Dannody 10-12, Jergenson 70-214, Faster 5 1-2 11, Fredrick 11 0-3 22, Peacock 2 1-2 5, Holmes 10 0-0 20, Dunleavy 0 2-2 2. Sanderson 0 0-0 0. Totals 36 4-12 70.

Halftime Cleveland St. 37. S. Carolina 27. Fouled out Peacock.

Total fouls Cleveland St. 19, S. Carolina 20. A 6,219. JACK PARDEE still had 2 years left on contract Bills' Knox honored Westphal roars back from injury The Citadel falls to T-C Freshman guard Willie White scored 14 points and set up the game-ending shot as Tennessee-Chattanooga edged The Citadel 65-64 in Southern Conference basketball Monday night.

White took the ball in bounds, raced down the court and fed forward James Jones for a layup with three seconds remaining to get the victory for the Mocs. In other games, Marshall beat Appalachian Stte 58-52 as Georgia Washington scored 16 points to go over the 1 ,000 point mark in his career and Western Carolina put five players in double figures as the Cats beat Limestone 95-71 in a non-conference game. Chattanooga held a 56-45 lead with seven minutes left in its game, but The Citadel caught up and went ahead on two free throws by Louie Gilbert with 10 seconds left. That set the stage for the White-Jones combination and the Mocs victory-Jones, Eric Smith and Nick Morgan each had 12 points for Chattanooga. Gerald Toney led The Citadel with 14, followed by Gilbert with 12.

The Citadel 64 DeLasPozas 4 2 2 10. Huguley 3 0-1 6. Gilbert 2 8-9 12. Holland 4 1-2 9. Moore 3 3-4 9.

Toney 62-214, Tucker 2 0-0 4. Totals 24 16-20 64. 65 Smith 4 4-4 12. Jones 60-2 12. Lawrence 2 0-2 4.

Morken 6 0-0 12. White 7 0-0 14. Clark 2 0-0 4. Harris 1 1-2 3. Schoene I 2-2 4.

Totals 29 7-12 65 Halftime Tn. -Chattanooga 32. Citadel 30 Fouled out Citadel Holland. Total fouls Citadel 16 Tn -Chattanooga: 18. A 3.750.

Lady Fleet fall by 18 CHARLESTON Jaima Ox-ley connected on her first six shots and led College of Charleston to a 70-52 victory over Erskine Lady Fleet Mondaay night. Charleston remained unbeaten in five games while Erskine slipped to 2-1, getting 17 points from Beth outre and 12 from Luretta Clinkscales. Erskine dumps Pacers, 80-72 DUE WEST Erskine played one of its better games of the year Monday night and dumped defending NAIA District 6 champion USC-Aiken 80-72, running its record to 6-4. Getting good performances from the subs again, the Flying Fleet took a four-point halftime margin and had three players in double figures. Bill Shain, named to the all-tournament team in the Sertoma Classic over the weekend in Greenwood, topped the scoring with 24 points.

Davis Marshall added 1 1 and Dennis Siemer contributed 16. Chuck Orr led the Pacers with 23 points. A close contest was opened to a 43-34 Erskine lead as the Flying Fleet scored six unanswered points early in the second half. The Pacers got as close as five points but couldn't catch up. The Flying Fleet hit 56 7 percent of their shots and outrebounded the taller Pacers 40-29.

USC-Aiken slipped to 10-6 to date. I'SC-Alkta 72 Hayes 4 0-0 8, Orr 1 1 1 2 23. Seiple 7 3-4 17. Mabry 0 0-0 0. Strickland 2 0-0 4.

Minor 1 0-0 2. Irick 3 0-0 6. Walker 5 2 2 12. Leighty 0 (H 0. Tidwell 0 0-0 0.

Morris 0 0-2 0. Totals 33 6-10 72 Dallas. Avoiding a fast pace is impor tant to Dallas, Mavericks Coach Dick Motta said. "In the first half, we had control, but we missed some easy shots," he said. "We have been very successful this year by controlling the tempo.

We don't have the talent to get in a running game ith most teams." The Sonics got a big lift late in the third quarter from guard Vinnie Johnson. He scored 12 points in the game's final 18 minutes after not playing against Philadelphia Friday. "It's hard to play five guards" Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens said. "It showed me he wanted it. Some players would continue to sulk and pout Dallas guard Geoff Huston, who played against Johnson in high school in New York and in college in the Southwest Confer ence, paced his club with 21 points.

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arrival, he traded O.J. Simpson to the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a bunch of draft choices. The Bills' new era was under way. "We didn't set a timetable," Knox said of the Bills' rebuilding. "We just wanted to get competitive as soon as we could." Their offense was competitive, to say the least, thanks in part to rookie running back Joe Cribbs, who gained 1,185 yards.

But it was the defense Knox's specialty which made them so competitive this year. The defense which had been ranked 14th in the league in 1979 was the best in the NFL in 1980. When the Bills' division title was secure, linebacker Shane Nelson said pointedly: "This season is no fluke." Like the Bills, the Falcons surged to surprising prominence in 1980. Under Bennett's guidance, they won their first division championship ever, beating out the Los Angeles Rams in the National Football Conference West with a 12-4 record. And, like the Bills, Atlanta was stung in its first playoff game this year, beaten 30-27 by Dallas.

28.88 600x12 CHUCK KNOX Coach of Year Angeles around from a 6-7-1 loser into a 12-2 National Conference West champion. It was the first of five consecutive division titles for the Rams, who were 54-15 1 under Knox during 1973-77. When he came to Buffalo in '78. he inherited a team which had won just five of its 28 games in the preceding two seasons. Barely three months after his NEW YORK (AP) Chuck Knox, who guided the Buffalo Bills to their first division title since the 1966 American Football League season, was named today The Associated Press Coach of the Year in the-Nation-al Football League, narrowly edging Atlanta's Leeman Bennett The Bills, who were 5-11 and 7 9 in Knox's first two years in Buffalo, soared to 11-5 this year and won the championship of the American Conference East for their first plavoff berth since 1974.

They faltered last Saturday in San Diego. 20 14 Knox received 27 '2 of the 84 votes cast by a nationwide panel of sports writers and sports broadcasters, three from each NFL city. Bennett was a very close second with 26' 2 votes and Sam Rutiglano of Cleveland was third with 18 The only other coach to receive more than three votes was Oakland's Tom Flores with 4 It is the second time Knox has been selected AP Coach of the Year. He earned the honor in the 1973 season when he turned Los 60012 Our Reg. 42.88 SIZIS 7Sil3 "SOOrlS I7t13 C7SI4 175.14 I7lil4 C7I.I5 H7lal4 M7l.lt 171.15 MOUNTING ErskJa Shain II 2-2 24.

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in the National Basketball Association's only Monday night game. "If I get good shots. I can score around there." said Westphal after the victory snapped Seattle's five-game losing streak and gave the Mavericks their fifth loss in a row, 18th straight on the road. He hit 10 of 15 from the field Dallas has won only once in 23 road games this season. That victory came on the Mavs' previous visit to the Kingdome Oct.

22. In his past five games. Westphal has led Seattle in scoring with performances of 21 points. 25, 27. 32 and the 27 against Wednesday's Games NY Islanders at Pittsburgh Quebec at Buffalo Winnipeg at Toronto Colorado at Chicago Vancouver at Minnesota Washington at Edmonton Hartford at Los Angeles Transactions By The Associated Press BASKBAI.I.

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