Bartkowski Hot Commodity as Colts Win Flip
Baltimore general manager Joe Thomas says the Colts won the NFL draft coin flip for the No 1 pick over Tex Schramm Dallas Cowboys and that Bartkowski could be traded for two front line players. Thomas cites rebuilding aims and recalls a past deal for Paul Warfield. He hopes a deal is made before the draft.
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Baltimore
Tex Schramm
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New York Giants
Craig Morton
Pion Oklahoma
Robert Brazile
Jackson State
NFL draft talk moves to New York in late January
The Athens Messenger reports the draft is set for January 28 and 29 in New York. Teams discussed include the Kansas City Chiefs, Washington Redskins, Los Angeles Rams and New York Jets as possible trade targets.
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Athens Dominates Logan In Dual Meet 55 9
Athens high school wrestled to a 55 9 win over Logan on Saturday night taking 11 of 13 bouts, six by pins. Joe Hall improved to 9 0 at 140 pounds and Ted Elliott to 8 1 at 169 with pins, while five reserve matches also went to Athens.
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Ted Elliott
Larry Hawk
Jan Hartman
Mike Gallaway
Torreit
Lorant Spacs
Butch Keller
Jim Norris
Gary Keller
Steve Morgan
Pat Mace
Jim Siler
Pat Walsh
Dale Pierce
Mike Sigler
Chuck Byers
Ted Linscott
Jay Graham
Dale Kesiar
Mark Mehr
Shayne Sadler
Jim Chaney
Brian Henestafel
Scott Smith
Bill Fuller
Steve Lavery
Duane Starkey
Jeff Courant
Chuck Roop
Bob Wilson Jr
Elliott
Ohio University Splits Triple Dual at Muncie Meet
Ohio University wrestlers split a triple dual at Ball State and Indiana State. The Bobcats beat Ball State 24-18 but lost to Indiana State 23-17, with Russ Ranno out sick and Randolph Scott stepping in at heavyweight. Daniels improved to 7-0 with a pin and a decision as Raver remained undefeated at 3-0.
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Anthony Daniels
Ohio University
Muncie
Ball State
Indiana State
Russ Ranno
Ohio
Harry Houska
Randolph Scott
Daniels
Jack Raver
Athens Lancers Win and Federal Hocking Triumph
Athens girls beat Trimble 31 to 18 as Val Conkey tallied 15 points. Federal Hocking girls defeated Miller 35 to 14 with Karen Boggs scoring eight. The upcoming meeting scheduled for 4 30 p m was canceled due to bad weather.
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Val Conkey
Miller
Karen Boggs
New Attorney Says No Is Walton Trying to Break Contract
Walton denies seeking to break his Portland contract while new attorney Charles Garry downplays any contract issue. Gilbert claims Walton wanted a trade and left his associate, then returned due to the bone spur and Portland’s climate. Walton says Garry is his lawyer and friend and avoids contract talk.
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Portland Trail Blazers
Black Panther Party
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Sam Gilbert
UCLA
National Basketball Association
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Gilbert
Blazers
Portland
Miller's Game Becomes Legendary At Tucson Open
Johnny Miller dominates the Dean Martin Tucson Open with an 11 under par final round of 61 on a 7200 yard Tucson National layout. He posts 25 under overall, wins by nine strokes, extending a two-tournament Arizona sweep and tying for near-record rounds amid national TV coverage and a massive crowd.
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Tucson National Golf Club
Arizona
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Tom Watson
Mahaffey
Watson
Don Iverson
Mike Hill
King Quits Tennis Tour After Evert Win in Sarasota
Billie Jean King, 31, expresses regret at leaving the women’s tennis tour after defeating Chris Evert 6-3 6-2 in Sarasota, earning 15000 dollars in her last regular appearance. She plans few special events and World Team Tennis, stressing continued impact on women’s tennis and personal fulfillment beyond titles.
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Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
Ms. King
Ohio Icemen Top Cincinnati 6 4 Behind Freshmen Stars
Ohio's 6 6 freshman laden team beat Cincinnati 6 4 as Kelly Rice scored his first two college goals and goalie Robbie Begg made 31 saves. Mapes and Pier provided key plays, delivering a 4 2 lead by early in the second period and Rice iced it with 14 55 remaining. The Bobcats host Kent State Friday and Saturday.
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Cleveland Heights
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Bill Borland
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Mapes
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Reed Beckford
Pier
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Dan Sheperd
Begg
Kent State
Trace's Free Throws Save Tomcats' Win
Trimble erased an early 10 point lead by Alexander and held on 63-58 as Tony Trace hit two late free throws with 31 seconds left. Rodney King and Stuart Patton led Trimble with 15 points each while Mark Zoulek scored 24 for Alexander.
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