Quarterback Year Sparks NFL Draft Trades and Picks
The Year of the Quarterback spills into the 1971 NFL draft as Stanford's Jim Plunkett Archie Manning and Dan Pastorini lead the first round. trades move Norm Snead Don Horn and other veterans, while Washington and Los Angeles swap six Rams for four Redskins players as George Allen pact reshapes rosters.
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Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Mississippi
Archie Manning
Santa Clara
Dan Pastorini
NFL
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Minnesota
Promix
Green Bay
Don Horn
Bart Starr
Denver
Zeke Bratkowski
King
Patriots
New Orleans
Manning
Houston
Pastorini
Buffalo
J.D. Hill
Arizona State
Richard Harris
Grambling
Pete Rozelle
George Allen
Washington
Los Angeles
Rams
Skins
Diron Talbert
Jack Pardee
Myron Pottios
Maxie Baughan
John Wilbur
Jeff Jordan
Marlin McKeever
Tommy Prothro
Allen
Boston
Billy Sullivan
John Mazur
Prothro
Plunkett
Namath
Mazur
Manning Tops Southeast Picks In NFL Draft Rounds One to Seven
Atlanta AP The NFL draft selected 31 players from Southeastern colleges led by Ole Miss QB Archie Manning to New Orleans Saints as teams chose from rounds one through seven. Others taken include Joe Profit Northeast Louisiana Vernon Holland Tennessee State Jack Youngblood Florida Don McCauley North Carolina and more across Atlanta Cincinnati Dallas New Orleans Detroit New York Jets St Louis Kansas City Miami Philadelphia Green Bay Pittsburgh Chicago and other clubs.
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Kansas
John Riggins
New York Jets
Ohio State
John Brockington
Green Bay
Jack Tatum
Oakland
North Carolina
Don McCauley
Baltimore
Houston
Kansas State
Lynn Dickey
Pastorini
Dickey
Atlanta
National Football League
Ole Miss
Archie Manning
Manning
New Orleans Saints
Boston
Southeast
Joe Profit
Northeast Louisiana
Vernon Holland
Tennessee State
Jack Youngblood
Florida
University of North Carolina
Profit
Holland
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Youngblood
McCauley
David Thompson
Clemson
Detroit
Sam Holden
Grambling
New Orleans
John Mooring
Tampa
Johnston Eichelberger Share First Round Lead in San Diego
Ralph Johnston and Dave Eichelberger shared the first round lead at the $150,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open. Johnston, a rookie and former electrical engineer, cited nerves and momentum after shooting six under par. A crowded leaderboard followed with Bob Lunn Bob Shaw George Archer and others within a stroke.
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San Diego
Manhattan
Ralph Johnston
Johnston
General Cable
New York
Dave Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Big Bob Lunn
Bob Shaw
George Archer
Charles Coady
Bob Dickson
Bill Garrett
Jack Montgomery
Pete Brown
Miller Barber
San Fernando Stakes Returns To Santa Anita Saturday
The San Fernando Stakes resumes at Santa Anita with $60,000 added and serves as a key step to the $100,000 Strub. The race follows a year absent due to a strike, while Palm Beach Handicap at Hialeah may be split. up to 25 starters are possible including Drumtop.
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Santa Anita
Charles H. Strub
Palm Beach
Hialeah
James B. Moseley
Drumtop
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Boston Patriots
Sullivan
Wayne Hooper
Joe Kapp
Baltimore Colts
Donald and
Connie McCauley
C.T
Tom) Marsh
Tom Marsh
Aiken County
Leo Hart
Duke
James Livesay
Richmond
St. Louis
Ronnie Hornsby
Southeastern Louisiana
New York Giants
Joe Carter
Dallas
Richard Winther
D’'Artagnan Martin
Kentucky State
David Robinson
Jacksonville
Ala
Kansas City
Larry Willingham
Auburn
Larry Woods
Adam Mitchell
Willie Armstrong
Arthur May
Tuskegee
Melvin Holmes
North Carolina A&t
Pittsburgh
Phil Asack
Fred Brister
Dennis Coleman
Miami
Alvin Bresler
San Francisco
Wyck Neely
Sive
Ken Frith
Wes Chesson
Worthy McClure
Buddy Lee
Louisiana State
Chicago
David Davis
Dave Thompson Clemson
Texas A&m
Manhattan Canyons
PGA
Crosby
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Stockton
Billy Casper
Tony Jacklin
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Associated Press
Oxford
Atlantic
LED Zeppelin
Flip Wilson
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Stephen Stills
Aiken Glass Co
Park Ave
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