Shula Named AP Coach Of The Year For 1972 Dolphins
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula is selected as NFL Coach of the Year by The Associated Press after guiding the 14-0 regular season, playoff wins, and a third Super Bowl appearance. He edged Green Bay’s Dan Devine by three votes in nationwide balloting.
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All Pro Football Team Chosen by AP
The Associated Press named the top players for the 1969 season with first team selections at offense led by Biletnikoff Washington Kawlick and Morrall and running backs Brown Simpson. Second team includes Namath Warfield and Otto with a strong defense featuring Hanburger Wilcox Butkus Eller Page Lilly Hendricks and Krause among others.
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Boros, Miller, Stockton share lead in Los Angeles Open
Julius Boros posted a four under par 67 at Riviera to join Johnny Miller and Dave Stockton atop the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open leaderboard. Art Wall, Jack Nicklaus and others were two strokes back as Sam Snead and Lee Trevino played 70s in cool, windy conditions.
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North Carolina Dominates Furman in 100 67 Victory
The ninth ranked Tar Heels routed Furman 100 67 at the Charlotte Coliseum behind 62.4 percent shooting. George Karl and Darrell Elston led with 16 points each as Ed Stahl and Ray Harrison added 15 apiece. Furman fell to 6 3 despite Fesser Leonard’s 18 points.
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Salt Lake City May Host Olympics
Governor Rampton and local officials react to the U S Olympic Committee decision to award Salt Lake City the 1976 Winter Games if IOC approves. They demand no local funds or new facilities harming ski canyons, with Garn citing a $30 million total cost split evenly between construction and operations.
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Nordmann Back With MSU as Eight Season Assistant Coach
Bob Nordmann, former St. Louis University basketball star, serves in his eighth season as assistant basketball coach at Michigan State.
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