SPORTS
University Daily Kansan, February 3, 1984
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Seahawks' Knox to receive award at Chiefs banquet
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By United Press International
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Three members of the Washington Redskins team and Seattle Seahawks' Coach Chuck Knox will be among those to receive awards at the 14th "101 Banquet," the Kansas City Chiefs announced yesterday.
Knox will be given his third Coach of the Year trophy. He was selected the NFC Coach of the Year for his efforts with the 1973 Los Angeles Rams and returned to pick up the 1980 AFC award while coaching the Buffalo Bills. He is the first coach to win the award three times.
Joe Gibbs, who took the Washington Redskins to the Super Bowl for the second straight year was voted the NFC Coach of the Year and his quarterback, Joe Theismann, was the conference offensive player of the year while Dave Butz was selected the NFC defensive player of the year.
The Feb. 17 black-tie dinner is sponsored by the Chiefs and their booster organization.
SPORTS ALMANAC
BASKETBALL
College Basketball Results
Amherst St. 60, Western St. St. 58
Bridgeport St. 78, Quimpson St. 67
Chicago St. 67, Chester St. 97
Cheyenne St. 9E, Stroudshur St. 86
Vaulner St. 74, Haverley St. 86
Elmira St. 84
Hawthorne St. 75, Lyndon St. 39
Lincoln St. 62, Phila. Pharmacy 69
St. Louis St. 61, Morgan St. 39
Merchant St. 91, NY Marine St. 60
Southern St. 61, Sacrured Heart St. 57
Southampton St. 72
Michaels St. 78, Kenne St. 67
Suqueshane St. 100, Wilkes St. 78
Williamsville St. 44, Union St. 69, Hamilton St. 67
Wakefield St. 55
W. New England St. R, Williams St. 55
Alabama Birmingham 68, Jacksonville 91
AldersonBirmingham 97, Bluefield 91
Belmont Abbey 52, Elm Col. 40
Catwata 77, Pfizer 70
Charleston WV, Wa. 71, Fairmont 63
Gardner Webb 84, Barber Scotland 63
Georgia Centenary 64
Livingstone 68, N.C. Central 67
Middle Tennessee 77, Tennessee St. 71
Norfolk 106, Coppin St. 91
Sw Louisiana 62, New Orleans 53
Salt Lake City 65, So Florida 61
Vanderbilt 55, Mississippi St. 54
Va. Commonwealth 65, So Florida 61
Wake Forest 78, Georgia Tech (4t)
Abandh 79. St. Joseph, Ind. 37
Bethen 103. Coronel 77
Bradley 56. Southern Illinois 55
Briar Cliff 90. Westmar 45
Cent. Methodist 68, Wm. Jewell (64) 47
Cleveland St. 87, Xuyuan 63
Columbus St. 87, Valley State 71
Dakota Westley 69, Black Hills 67 (47)
Dayton Bay, D7俊 74 (47)
Eureka 94, Maryland 73
Indiana Tech 56
Greenville 39, Principia 62
Illinois 54, Iowa 33 (48)
Illinois 54, Missouri 39
Kansas Newman 66, McPherson 58
Mid-America Nazarene 68, Baker 63
Mountaineer 68, Granite 66
Kansas University 68
Purdue Calumet 72, St Francis 65
Quincy 72, Rooteshurst 65
Rockford 63, Worcester 65
Southwest
Ark. St 7, Evangelou (Mo) 59
Arch. College 62, Titliwine 57
Arch. College Mexico 73
Honeston 79, Texas A&M 65
La Tech 75, No. Texas A&M 71
Valdez Arsenal 71
Nevada-Las Vegas 85, New Mexico St. 16
Ouachita (Ar) 49, Cameron Arkansas 16
Ouachita (Ar) 49, Cameron Arkansas 16
Edwards 85, Mary Hardin Baylor 21
Tarleton St. 74, Howard Payne 71
West
Air Force 53, San Diego St. 43
Idaho St. 85, Bouse State 81
Wyoming 73, Hawaii 64
Wichita State 66, Tulsa 64
Williams 0-1 0-0 0, 1-0 0-0 3, 8-0 0-0 6, Vanley 9-1 3-1 3, Harris 10-8 10-8 20, Riess 4-13 7-15, Bedouin 8-15 8-15, Moss 0-0 0,2-2, Meikinny 0-0 0, Total 12-20 32-64, WICHITA STATE (46)
McDaniel 8-19 3-5 21 Santos 3-11 3-5 9, Durisic
8-19 3-5 19 Pake 3-5 0.6 Sherrod 6-14 5-17
8-19 3-5 19 Pake 3-5 0.6 Sherrod 6-14 5-17
3 tied for first-round lead in Crosby
Airline 1-0-0 0-0, Cundifd 0-1-0 0-0, Carr 0-1-0 2-0
Totski 25-59 16-27 66
Hallmark-Weirhe State 33 Tulsa 35 tsm
Watson-Hawkins State 48 Tulsa 60
Johann-Johnsen, Duricus-boundes Tulsa
(Harry 8), Weisha State 46 (McMahlen 12)
(Page 4) Weisha State 46 (McMahlen 12)
(Page 4) Field-temperature A-10.66.
OLYMPICS
Alpine Skiing
PEBLE B BEACH, Calif. — Strugglers Bob Murphy, Jim Nelford and Thomas Gray upstaged the field in the first round of the $400,000 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am yesterday, each with a sundert-ger 67 for a share of the lead.
UPI Olympic Outlook
Gray, who missed the cut in three tournaments and was eliminated in the first round of the Tuscon Play Championship this year, shot 67 at Pebble Beach, making five birdies and no bogues in a mistake-free round.
McCord, Bruce Devlin and Lanny
Wadkins heads a group tied at 71.
Gray hit his irons close all day with his longest birdie put a 15-footer on the third hole. Murphy scrambled a bit more, making a two-footer on the seventh and a 20-footer on the 13th. He made it around the round, with most of his puts inside of 12 feet, except for one of 20 on the par-3 third hole.
Men's downhill - Franz Klammer, Austria;
Erwin Renk, Austria; Mirzim Zurbigten,
Switzerland; American outlook: Bill Johnson.
*Note: either very good or very bad,
medium odds.*
Gray, who was puzzled about why he had suddenly played well after such a poor start this year, said it might have been the fact that he shaved off his beard.
Murphy, coming back from hand surgery that kept him out of competition during most of 1983, and Nelford, the Canadian who always gets turned on when he plays on the Monterey Peninsula, but seemingly nowhere else, shot their 67s at much tougher Slovak Hill.
Jack Nicklaus, in his first tournament of the year, shot a 72, while defending champion Tom Kite had 73, both at Cypress Point.
Tom Watson, who opened the year by taking the title at Tucson, Andy Bean, John Mahaffey and Andy North had trouble on the same course. Watson and Bean shot 77s and Mahaffey, winner of the Hope Classic, and North each shot 79.
birdies and two bogeys. Nelford had six
birdies and one bogey.
"I can't think of any other reason," I likeable fourth-year pre from Present.
Women's downhill, Maria Wallerstein, Switzierland, Michele Fugia, Switzerland, Irene Schmidt, Julia Kubriskova, Christian Cooper, Sumi Valdez, will be close to victory. Andrea Wenzel, Liechtenstein, Phil Mar扎,
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Ray Floyd, Mark Pfeil, Dan Haldorson and Lee Elder were among a big group tied at 70, while Gary
The scores of Gary, Murphy and Nelford, put the trio a stroke ahead of Mark O'Meara and Wille Wood, both of whom had previously played Pebble Beach, and two in front of Jim Roy, David Edwards, Mark Hayes, Hale Irwin and 1983 leading money winner Hal Sutton.
Men's giant skalom. — Pirmin Zurbriggen,
Switzerland; Hans Enn, Austria; Steve Mahe,
Yakim, Wash.
Men's 30-kilometer — Bill Koch, Eugene,
Ore.; Nikolai Zimyatov, Soviet Union; Gunde
Svan Sweden.
Women's slam - Erika Hess, Switzerland;
Tamara McKinney, Squaw Valley, Calif.; frene
Ennis; West Germany.
Men's 50-kilometer — Thomas Wasberg, Sweden; Eric Erik Eriksen, Norway; Harri Kivrenvala, Finland American outback. Jim Hall, Florida, Alaska, finished 10th at Lake Placid in 1986.
It was a warm pleasant day on the Monterey Peninsula and Murphy said that might have been the reason why he played well.
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Women's giant slalom — Irene Epple, West Germany; Erika Hess, Switzerland; Christin Sun Valley, Idaho.
Men's 15-kilometer — Aleksandr Zavalyev,
Soviet Union, Gunden Svan, Palmur, Gajam Mikkelspak,
Norway. American outlook. Could be out of top 10
Murphy's round included seven
Men's 4 x 10-kilometer relay — Norway, Soviet
Union, Finland. American outlook; Medal not out of the question.
Women's 'Ski-milometer' Blanka Paula
Czelokovlasiak Brit Petter Tennay. Norway.
Embryo Zimyatza, Soviet Union. American
Ruhwitz. Rahmowitz Edarl. Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Women's a 90-kilometer — Russia Smetanina,
Soviet Union, Lyubov Luyden, Soviet Union.
The first female pilot in the outbook. A building吟 in this event as well.
Women's a x-3 kilometer relay — Neway
Mexico.
Pairs - Velaire Valvala and Og g眶 Veslain, Soviet Union. Sahine Bases and Tasio Thierbach. east, Germany. Caitlin and Peter Carruthers. Burlington, Mass.
Women's - Rosalyna Sumers, Edmonds, Wash. Katarina Watin, East Germany, Tritany Chin, Toluca Lake, Calif., Elaine Zayak,帕曼 N.J.
Women's 18-kilometer - Mara Lissima Hamad
Hamas Rashida, Hamad Rashida,
Rahma Hamad, Seyyid Hamad, American outlook. Juby Rabinowitz Endestad and Lynn Spencer Gallen, Anchorage, Alaska, enjoyed
90-meter jump  Jens Weiss, East
Germany; Matti Nykänen, Finland; West
Bulau, Canada; American outcourt;
Mike Hale, Norwich, V., was 15th on World Cup
runner-up.
90 meter jump - Jesse Wisseng, East Germany; Järni Pakkuonen, Finland; Klaus Ostwald, East Germany; American outlook; Jeff Hastings, North Vit, VI; makes top seven
Dance - Jayce Torvill and Christopher Dean, Great Britain, Natalya Bestemannan, and Andrew Rubin, Soviet Union, Judi Blumberg, Summit, N.J., and Michael Sebelt, Washington.
Olympics - hiring year if this event even
women's 8 x 4-metre relay - New York,
USA. Cecilion-Ivakaua, American
outlook. Both quality and depth need
development
Nordic combined — Thomas Sandberg,
Norway, Jokko Karjalainen, Finland, Kerry
Lynch, Granby, Colo
**Figure Skating**
Men's — Scott Hamilton, Bowling Green
Ohio; Aleksandr Fadeyev, Soviet Union; Nori Bert Schramm, West Germany
Women's 500-meter, Karin Eake, Ekke
Brown, Katia雅尔, Soviet Union
Andrey Anisimov, Russia
outlook. Converse Paramekse of Detroit finished
last year in the World Spirit Championships.
8th place.
Men's 5.000-meter — Rolf Falk-Larssen,
Norway; Tomas Gustafson, Sweden; Mike
Woods, Wawatua, Win.
Men's 10,000-meter — Tomas Gautafon,
Sweden; Igor Mokrov, Iglov Union, Andre
Bibrow, Soviet Union. American outlook Woods
do well at this distance also.
Men's 1.00-meter — Abdou Brobure, Soviet Union, Rolf Falk Larsen, Norway; Hilbert van der Dum, The Netherlands, American outlook. Hehrenkan may be stronger in the 1.00.
Women's 1,000-meter - Karin Eanke, East Germany, Christa Robertha, East Germany, Andreas Scheehe, East Germany, Ameri can outlook. No chance.
Men's 1.00-meter — Pavel Popov, Soviet Union, Sergei Khrushchev, Soviet Union; Berthold von Weizmann, German outlook; Eric Henkrien, Champaign, Ill.; will show well and Dani Seen, West Alas,印尼; will
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Women's a 3,000-meter - Gali Schwebenburg,
East Germany. Andrea Schwebenburg, East
Germany. Karin Karek, East Germany. American
team. "West German team looks awesome."
"West German team looks awesome."
Women 1.500 meter – Andrea Schreiber, East Germany, Gail Schoenbaum, East Germany, Karin Enke, East Germany, America outskirts, United States, Wesley, finished 12th this distance in 1980. We win.
Soviet's 80 men — Pavel Pegov, Soviet Union. Akira Kuroda, Japan. Sergei Khrushchev, Soviet Union. American internals. Nikolai Khomutov, Mimamura, Japan. One of new facets of Mimamura.
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