Pro Bowl squads picked with Bradshaw vs Tarkenton matchup
New York AP reports Terry Bradshaw and Fran Tarkenton will quarterback the AFC and NFC in the Pro Bowl on January 26 at the New Orleans Superdome. The AFC's nine starters include Lynn Swann Franco Harris L.C. Greenwood Joe Greene and more from Pittsburgh alongside other league stars. The NFC features Minnesota stars John Gilliam Ron Yary Ed White Chuck Foreman Alan Page Jeff Siemon and others, with Dallas reigning playoff opponents among the list. Coaches from each conference selected the teams with no coach voting for his own squad.
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George Kunz
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Gene Upshaw
Ray Guy
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Isaac Curtis
Lemar Parrish
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Bob Kuechenberg
Jim Langer
Miami
O.J. Simpson
Buffalo
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Jerry Sherk
Cleveland
Willie Lanier
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Jake Scott
Guy
Jan Stenerud
Billy Johnson
Houston
John Gilliam
Ron Yary
Ed White
Chuck Foreman
Alan Page
Jeff Siemon
Dallas Cowboys
Cliff Harris
NFC
Steve Odom
Green Bay
Charles Young
Philadelphia
Cedrick Hardman
San Francisco
Chris Hanburger
Washington
Lem Barney
Detroit
Ken Houston
South Carolina Dominates Oklahoma State In Carolina Classic Final
South Carolina defeats Oklahoma State 70-61 to clinch the Carolina Classic title after a five minute stall closing the second half. Mike Dunleavy and Alex English combine for 46 points while English named most valuable player as UCLA, Cincinnati, Nevada-Las Vegas and others post wins across college hoops.
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Frank McGuire
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Guy Strong
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Ex Cincinnati Pitcher Jim McGlothlin Dies at 32
Union Kentucky AP Jim McGlothlin a 14 game winner on the Reds 1970 NL title club died at his home after a lengthy illness at age 32 He finished his career with the White Sox in 1974 after being with the Angels five years He pitched three straight shutouts in 1967 and was an All Star He was stricken during Florida spring training last February Funeral services are scheduled for today.
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Florida
City league men earn two wins apiece in Athens circuit
In Athens City Men’s Basketball League action Gibson Motor City and The Tavern each notched two victories. Gibson beat Athens National Bank 53 51 led by Gary Gibson with 14 and Lloyd Martin 11 while The Tavern toppled Big Red Tomato 66 30 and edged DeMolay 59 58 with strong showings from Al Hauer 26 and Dick Jackson 25.
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Winfield Triumphed Over Wahama in Varsity Clash
Winfield nabbed an 82 73 varsity win over Wahama while Wahama took the reserve game 78 76. Tim Davis Terry Tucker led Wahama varsity with 15 points each and Winfield individual scorers included Bailey 23 and Chapman 14.
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Hale
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Chuckle Ad Winner Highlighted by Elaine Rinehart
Elaine Rinehart of B-1 Wayside Apartments Athens won five dollars in last week's Chuckle Ad contest. The entry touts memory and pleasure of elegance and distinctive styling in old fashioned handmade five o'clock feet.
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Wayside Apartments
Athens
Bowling Scores and Partners at Local Meet
Readable entries show bowlers Jenny Little Cindy Kasler Becky Funk and others with scores and handicaps. Firms Kasler Dairy Athens Automotive and Culligan's appear among venue names plus several individual totals and combined scores for teams.
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Mark Kelleg
T. D. Lovett
Brony Henry
Jim Sweeney
Hungry Mouth
Brad Baker
Craig Brown
Jeff Glover
Kasler Dairy
Athens Automotive
College scores roundup highlights mixed results
Providence 76 over Oregon 68 and Evansville 62 over Pittsburgh 61 lead a day of college basketball scores. LaSalle 104 beat Maine 88 while Long Island 101 toppled Brooklyn 71 as Seton Hall edged St. Francis NY 66 and Fordham beat Vermont 66 69. Southwest and West results include UCLA 96 over Baylor 75 and UC Santa Barbara 83 over Cincinnati 76. Virginia 72 Yale 62 cap the slate.
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Hayes Declines Pro Career to Stay at Ohio State
Woody Hayes says no approach from professional teams tempts him to leave Ohio State. He cites age, loyalty to the university, and a desire to shape young men as reasons to remain, planning to coach at least until 1983 and beyond if possible.
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Crowds Rising at Motor Events Across 1975 Attendance
Goodyear Racing Division reports 1975 major motor sports events hosted 6,303,771 attendees, up 644,350 from 1974. Indianapolis 500 drew 300,000 May 25. Formula One crowds near 250,000 at Nurburgring. NASCAR Grand National 1,286,000 across 31 dates.
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