College corner Ceiling needed on pro salaries
Pro football draftees may seek up to 500000 a year, with past stars like O J Simpson earning around 300000. Terry Bradshaw and Steve Owens are cited as examples, with expected signing fees in the 200000 range.
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Steve Tadevich
O. J. Simpson
Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Simpson
Bills
Terry Bradshaw
Louisiana Tech
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
College stars draw big money debates in football talks
A columnist questions allocating up to 500000 for players like John Carlos and Carlos who never played college football while proven pros earn less. The piece contrasts rookie salaries with established players and notes uncertainty about long term value. It also surveys Cal State Hayward basketball, Tom Scott's return, Rick Freedman notes, Pat Riley transfer, and Ohlone College wrestling roster issues.
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John Carlos
San José State
Carlos
Impton
USC
Joe Namath
Buck Bucahanan Mag
Burton leads San Jose Open after third round
Nelson Burton Jr. of St. Louis held the lead entering Thursday night’s fourth round of the $65,000 San Jose Open at Saratoga Lanes. He posted five high games before a 171 in the sixth, finishing the third round with 1371 pins, his margin over Limongello shrinking to 29. Ed Bourdase of Fresno remained third, while Mike Limongello climbed to second and the field of 128 was pared to 64, then to 16 after Friday’s rounds. The top five advance to Saturday’s nationally televised final. winner receives $10,000.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
Nelson Burton Jr
St. Louis
Saratoga Lanes
Burton
Mike Limongello
North Babylon
New York
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Centerville Mustangs Start Strong In Soccer Opener
In Fremont the Centerville Mustangs edged the Warriors 2 1 at Walter Junior High. Dan Miller headed the winner from a Charlie Sparks corner with two minutes left after trailing 1 0. Ron Gatti leveled the match for Centerville in the second half with an assist from Robert Thompson.
JFK Gators Host Winless Logan In MVAL Showdown
Kennedy aims to stay unbeaten as they host James Logan at 8:30 p.m. Kennedy’s Tom Wayne leads with 44 points this season and John Acbelshi Art Alfaro and Manuel Faria provide outside scoring. Logan seeks first league win after a tough schedule with top scorer Dave Whaley capable of trouble. Washington travels to Newark and Mission San Jose visits Irvington in the same 8:30 p.m. slate.
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Craig Smithson
Fremont
John F. Kennedy High
James Logan
Titans
Mission San Jose
Irvington
MLJ
Washington
Newark
Mission Valley Athletic League
Kennedy
Mission
Sion
Logan
Dave Whaley
MVAL
IMSJ
Tom Wayne
JFK
Titan
John Acbelshi
Art Alfaro
Manuel Faria
Dave Christian
Irvingon
Warriors
Vikes
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Steve Cark
Bob Hicks
Mark Slanton
Ken Faria
Ray Stevens
Dave Chappell
Mision
We Warstars
Ald Anderson
MSJ
Knights
Dave Butterfield
Bob Wood
Ron Glanker
Ben ‘Meyers
Knigh
Vistors
Wash
John F. Kennedy
San Jose Wevington
F. Kenirk
Marcnes
San Jose
Janes Logan
John P. Kennedh
SAM Jose
Irving
Mission San Jose men roll Newark 32 15 to near perfect season
Mission San Jose wrestlers moved within one win of back to back undefeated seasons by swamping Newark 32 15 in the M81 gym. Espinosa earned a 9 2 decision over Padilla to start. Newark's Perry evened the match with a 8 1 decision over Black before a forfeit by Ed gave MSJ the lead for good as Bold and team leaders Rich Swift Cannon Arroyo were highlighted.
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Kenneth Richardson
Fremont
Mission San Jose
Newark
Fernando Espinosa
Gil
Padilla
Jody Perry
Steve Black
MSJ
Good Bold
Warrior
Ricky Va- Rich Swift
Lenola
Dwayne Cannon
Mission
Mike Ruiz
Jose Arroyo
Mission wrestlers extend dual meet win streak
Mission San Jose remains undefeated after a 27th straight dual meet victory as they hand Newark a 24 7 setback in the unlimited division led by Dave Peterson. Individual wins include DeArmon pinning Rich Scott at 165 and Pennelly beating Homentowski at 154 as Newark seeks its second win of the year on the road next Thursday.
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Don Armstrong
Swift
Mike DeArmon
Les Pennelly
DeArmon
Rich Scott
Pennelly
Phil Homentowski
MSJ
Rick Valencia
Frank Santos
Newark
Dave Peterson
Bill Bright
Mission Now
Warriors
James Logan
Colts
Vikings edge Colts 27 20 in dual meet thriller
Irvington High grapplers rally from 15-12 deficit as Ray Guthrie 165 pins in second round and Rich LaGrange 175 and Dave Bell win key bouts. Logan drop 39 16 in junior varsity as Irvington improves to 2 2 and hosts Washington next.
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Craig Smithson
Union City
Ray Guthrie
Irvington High Grapplers
Vikes
James Logan
la Grange
Bell
Logan
Wellington
Eroda
Wilson
D. K. Miller
Ramos
Jacinte Tli
Asia
Dutra
Guthrie
A. Denney
Eo Morales
Rotan
Lagan
Baum
Calhown
Ne—Quieré
Medeirot
Pruenada
Remmen
Brown
A Hendricks
Hottmann
Titans stop Huskies in league wrestling meet
Kennedy high school wrestlers defeated Washington 25 to 18 to claim sole possession of second place in the Mission Valley league behind Mission San Jose. Key bouts featured Bill Borges earning a 12 7 decision and Gordon Emde boosting Kennedy with a 7 5 win while Washington took three early weights before Kennedy rallied.
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John F. Kennedy
Washington High
Kennedy
Mission San Jose
Mission Valley Athletic League
Titans
Bill Borges
Washington
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Borges
Huskies
Chatre
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Mark Hamilton
Dennis Villasenor
Gordon Emde
Robert Baptista
Kenothy Meorgus F. Renet
Wibrekirkland
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Lebreton
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Uwten
Dec
Trevina
Ferrietto
Villasenor
Med
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Baplisa
Cllin
Armelrony IW
Spana
Po Kroger
Handley
Andersurky
Farmancer
Bran
Uni
Bornes
Brayton Says College Pro Signings Feud May End
Washington State University baseball coach Chuck Brayton says the feud between colleges and professionals over signing eligible players may be ending. He notes reduced tensions as agreements impact recruiting and player eligibility, reflecting changes at the collegiate level in Pullman Washington.
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Pullman, Wash
UPI
Washington State University
Chuck Brayton
Pilots may move to Milwaukee if Seattle funds fail
Milwaukee may secure the Pilots if Seattle cannot raise 11 million by February 6. A high ranking American League official cited the late date and Milwaukee's ready stadium as decisive factors, contrasting Milwaukee County Stadium with Dallas Fort Worth's smaller park and Texas expansion plans.
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Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Searle
Milwaukee
Dallas- Fort Worth
Lou Chapman
Milwaukee Sentinel
Seattle
Milwaukee County
Dallas-Fort Worth
Lamar Hunt
Tommy Mercer
Texas
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NING
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