Pro scouts eye top college gridders
Mobile based report notes 1974 senior crop lacks big names but offers depth especially interior linemen and linebackers. Walter Payton and Don Hardeman emerge as top backs. Steve Bartkowski and David Humm as potential first round quarterbacks. Emmett Edwards and Danny Buggs as top receivers. Strong up-front talent noted with Huff Harrah Schumacher France. Randy White projected first pick. Draft set for Jan 28 in New York with 442 players.
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Danny Buggs
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Lee Jordan
Mack Mitchell
Houston
Davy Johnson
Grambling
Rueben Carter
Miami
Fla
Doug English
Texas
Gary Burley
Pittsburgh
Mike Fanning
Notre Re
Cleveland Elam
Tennessee State
Jones
Rod Shoate
Oklahoma
Richard Wood
Southern Cal
Ken Bernich
Auburn
Glenn Cameron
Florida
Bob Breunig
Arizona State
Drew Mahalic
Notre Dame
Ralph Ortega
Tom Roud
Bob Nelson
Nebraska
Atlanta Falcons
Marion Campbell
Neal Colzie
Ohio State
Monte Jackson
San Diego State
Randy Hughes
Mike Washington
Alabama
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LSU
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Nick Mike-Mayer
Tennessee
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Austrian skiers sweep World Cup events in Wengen and Grindelwald
Franz Klammer wins the Lauberhorn downhill in record time in Wengen but loses Cup lead as agemaar Stenmark tops the slalom and Gustavo Thoeni secures the downhill slalom title. Annemarie Moser-Proell dominates Grindelwald by winning her third World Cup event in three days, widening her lead toward a fifth straight title. The weekend also proves tough for Americans and Canadians with few top finishes.
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Switzerland
Franz Klammer
Annemarie Moser-Proell
Sweden
Agemar Stenmark
Klammer
Stenmark
Italy
Gustavo Thoeni
Grindelwald
Annemarie
France
Fabienne Serrat
Betsy Clifford
Ottawa
Piero Gross
Geoff Bruce Af Corning
N.Y
Gros
Paolo de Chiesa
Thoeni
Fittipaldi wins 1975 opener in Buenos Aires
Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil won the 1975 Argentine Grand Prix at the Aires Autodrome in 1:53:02.29 over 53 laps, with James Hunt in second and Carlos Reutemann third. Hunt set the fastest lap, while pole starter Jean Pierre Jarier could not start due to a broken gearbox. Wilson Fittipaldi crashed on lap five, ending Copersucar’s Fittipaldi entry. Other top finishers included Reutemann, Depailler, Lauda, Donohue, and Rosso.
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UPI
Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
McLaren
James Hunt
Britain
Carlos Reutemann
Eienna
Gianclaudio
Clay” Rezon
Switzerland
Patrick Depailler
France
Niki Lauda
Austria
Mark Donohue
United States
Emerson
Wilson
Hunt
Jean Pierre Jarier
UOP
Argentina
Reutemann
Fittipaldi
Wilson Fittipaldi
Copersucar Fittil
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Notable Old Headlines From Past Years
A collage of archival sports notes recalls Keith Wilkes scoring 21 for LA Beeldother and Golden State’s cold offense in a loss to New York. Bruins ranking ahead of Kentucky and Kareem’s 44 points highlight dramatic college and NBA moments from years past, with Newark, Kennedy, Logan, and other teams cited in brief game highlights.
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Jon Latracford
Newark
Washington
MVAL
Kennedy
Logan
Fred Jannsen
Titans
Dan McGlinchy
Colts
Lew Alcindor
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
UCLA
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