Draft completes with Bartkowski No. 1 pick in NFL draft
Atlanta selected quarterback Steve Bartkowski as the No. 1 choice in the 1974 NFL draft, ending with Nebraska guard Stan Hegener as the final pick. The event featured 17 rounds, 18 trades, and strong showings from Southern California, Nebraska, and Ohio State with numerous notable players.
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New York
Atlanta
Steve Bartkowski
National Football League
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Stan Hegener
William T. Sweigert
Sweigert
Joe Kapp
NFL
Pete Rozelle
California
Ohio State
Maryland
Muhlmann Faces Tax Audit by IRS Amid Bengals Draft Rebuild
Cincinnati Bengals officials said Horst Muhlmann faces an IRS tax audit as the club reinforced its kicking game by drafting a new place kicker Greg Enright and reassigning Lou Groza to coaching duties with punter Dave Green. Coach Paul Brown praised the two day draft tally of 22 players, including Florida linebacker Glenn Cameron as the top pick and four defensive backs among 11 choices. Lofell Williams, a Cincinnati product, was chosen as a ninth round wide receiver.
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Oklahoma
Penn State
Notre Dame
Bartkowski
Atlanta
New Orleans
Billy Newsome
New York Jets
Chicago
Cid Edwards
San Diego
Greg Latta
Baltimore
Washington
Glen Ressler
Cotton Speyrer
New England
Leon Crosswhite
Detroit
Reggie Rucker
Cleveland
J. K. McKay
Southern California
John McKay
Pete Demmerle
Cincinnati
Horst Muhlmann
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
Internal Revenue Service
Lou Groza
Dave Green
Mike Brown
Muhimann
Brown
Muhlemann
IRS
Muhlmann
West Germany
Gelsenkerchen
Greg Enright
Southern Oregon
Paul Brown
Florida
Glenn Cameron
Lofell Williams
Virginia Union
Thursday's Games in Pro AaaNeit League
The schedule lists New York at Atlanta Buffalo at Cleveland and Detroit at Houston for Thursday's pro matches.
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New York
Atlanta
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Houston
Six Advance To State Hoop Shoot Title Contests
Six youngsters each won their district age group at Athens High School to earn berths in the state Hoop Shoot contest. The winners and runners-up include athletes from Athens Logan New Lexington Glouster Portsmouth Ironton and Chauncey with state meet set for Ashland on February 15.
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Athens
Logan
The
Elks
Athens High School
Ashland
Bill Finnearty
Chauncey
Matt Murtha
Ginger Jolley
New Marshfield
Cheryl Fisher
New Lexington
Chris Spriggs
Portsmouth
Mark of
Glouster
Nelsonville
Kelly Porter
Edie Eldridge
Gene Layton
Gallipolis
Rich Bell
A Hawk
Beth Rist
Ironton
Athens Elks Lodge
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al Krevis
Boston College
Gary Burley
Pitt
Gary Sheide
Brigham Young
Bo Harris
Louisiana State
Stan Frit
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Pat Mcinally
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Jeff West
Tom Shuman
Rollen Smith
Arkansas
Chris Devlin
Ricky Davis
Alabama
Greg Dubinetz
Yale
Virginia State
Rockey Felker
Mississippi State
Marvin Cobb
Jack Novak
Wisconsin
Ron Rosenberg
Montana
Frank Haywood
North Carolina
Southern Ae
John Tuttle
Kansas State
Charity
Cleveland Browns
Mack Mitchell
Oscar Roan
Southern Methodist
Tony Peters
John Zimba
Villanova
Jim Cope
Charles Miller
West Virginia
Henry Hynoski
Temple
Merle Wang
Texas Christian
Barry Santini
Purdue
Larry Poole
Kent State
Floyd Hogan
Stan Lewis
Wayne
Neb
Tom Marinelli
Dick Ambrose
Virginia
Willie Armstead
Utah
Tim Barrett
John Carroll
Willie Moore
Johnson C. Smith
J.K. McKay
Dave Graf
Tom Clements
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeyes
Dave Hazel
Xenia
Baltimore Colts
Steve Myers
Kent
Detroit Lions
Doug Plank
North Irwin
Cago Bears
Larry O’rourke
Yardley
Philadelphia
Mike Bartoszek
Erie
Akron
Central State
Jon Bradford
Charles Bland
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Jim Testerman
Dayton
Cowboys
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Golden State
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