Scoring (1979)
Having lost what little community support they once had, the Des Moines Vixens, an abysmally bad and extraordinarily unlucky women's professional basketball team, appear headed for extinction. Their prospects brighten, however, when the Vixens' new leadership, a florist and his dope-smoking son, use the profits from their new cash crop (marijuana) to develop the team. Still, if they want to remain in town, the female cagers must prove themselves against a military men's squad. The late NBA great "Pistol Pete" Maravich appears as a member of the Army team.
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Having lost what little community support they once had, the Des Moines Vixens, an abysmally bad and extraordinarily unlucky women's professional basketball team, appear headed for extinction. Their prospects brighten, however, when the Vixens' new leadership, a florist and his dope-smoking son, use the profits from their new cash crop (marijuana) to develop the team. Still, if they want to remain in town, the female cagers must prove themselves against a military men's squad. The late NBA great "Pistol Pete" Maravich appears as a member of the Army team.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Michael A. DeGaetano, Alessandro de Gaetano
In Theaters:1/25/1979
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:VCII Home Entertainment
Cast
Michael A. DeGaetano, Alessandro de Gaetano
Director
Myra Taylor
Ernestine
Charles Fatone
Alan Whittlebottom
Freya Crane
Kathy Baker
Gregg Perrie
Tony Whittlebottom
Joseph Hardin
Michael
Peter Maravich
Himself
Nina Scotti
Lois Brown
Paunita Nichols
Betty Washington
Laurene Landon
Marsha
Dick Hardiman
General
Gary Moss
Needham
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