Dorsett Bell Lead 1976 Newspaper Enterprise All Americans
The 1976 NEA All-America list centers on running backs Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh and Ricky Bell of USC, both unanimous at their positions. Bell joins USC teammates Gary Jeter and Glen Walker as three Trojans on the first units, while Dorsett sets major rushing marks and is a Heisman frontrunner.
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Ken McAfee
Notre Dame
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UCLA
Wes Chandler
Florida
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USC
Bell
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Glen Walker
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
1976 NEA All American Team Rosters By Position
The list presents offense players Wes Chandler from Florida Larry Seivers from Tennessee Morris Towns from Missouri Mike Wilson from Georgia Mark Donahue from Michigan Steve Schindler from Boston College R C Thielemann from Arkansas Tony Dorsett from Pittsburgh Ricky Bell from Southern California Tom Skladany from Ohio State. Defense players Gary Jeter from Southern California Ross Browner from Notre Dame Mike Butler from Kansas Joe Campbell from Maryland Al Romano from Pittsburgh Jerry Robinson from UCLA Robert Jackson from Texas A&M Gary Green from Baylor David Butterfield from Nebraska Stan Black from Mississippi State Mike Davis from Colorado Glen Walker from Southern California.
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Wes Chandler
Florida
Larry Seivers
Tennessee
Morris Towns
Missouri
Mike Wilson
Georgia
Mark Donahue
Michigan
Steve Schindler
Boston College
R. C. Thielemann
Arkansas
Tony Dorsett
Pittsburgh
Ricky Bell
Southern California
Tom Skladany
Ohio State
Gary Jeter
Ross Browner
Notre Dame
Mike Butler
Kansas
Joe Campbell
Maryland
al Romano
Jerry Robinson
Ucla
Robert Jackson
Texas
A&m
Gary Green
Baylor
David Butterfield
Nebraska
Stan Black
Mississippi State
Mike Davis
Colorado
Glen Walker
Montana State eyes NCAA Division II title in Pioneer Bowl
Montana State, 11-1 and Big Sky champion, meets No. 3 Akron in Wichita Falls for the NCAA Division II crown after a 10-3 semifinal win over North Dakota State. Akron earned a 29-26 overtime win over Northern Michigan to reach the final.
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1976 NBA Second Team Tight End Quarterback
Jim Smith Michigan Tony Hill Stanford Don Hasselbeck Colorado Val Belcher Houston Warren Bryant Kentucky Joel Parrish Georgia Donnie Hickman Southern California Bob Rush Memphis State Mark Manges Maryland Terry Miller Oklahoma State Bob Lytle Michigan Tony Franklin Texas A&M Phil Dokes Oklahoma State Bob Brudzinski Ohio State Wilson Whitley Houston Mike Fultz Nebraska Mike Stensrud Iowa State Robin Cole New Mexico Scott Studwell Illinois Luther Bradley Notre Dame Raymond Clayborn Texas Jim Bolding East Carolina Ray Griffin Ohio State Russ Erxieben Texas
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Houston
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Southern California
Bob Rush
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Mark Manges
Maryland
Terry Miller
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Bob Lytle
Tony Franklin
Texas A&m
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Bob Brudzinski
Ohio State
Wilson Whitley
Mike Fultz
Nebraska
Mike Stensrud
Iowa State
Robin Cole
New Mexico
Scott Studwell
Illinois
Luther Bradley
Notre Dame
Raymond Clayborn
Texas
Jim Bolding
East Carolina
Ray Griffin
Russ Erxieben
Twins Add Two Players In Deal With Giants And Mets
The Minnesota Twins acquired left handed pinch hitter Glenn Adams from San Francisco for cash and drafted outfielder Richard Chiles from Memphis. Adams, 29, batted 243 for the Giants last season and 300 in 61 games as a rookie, while Chiles hit 302 in the Southern League. Adams is viewed as a potential replacement for Tony Oliva as a left handed DH, though his defense in the outfield is questioned.
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McAdoo Agrees to Join New York Knicks in 6 Million Deal
Bob McAdoo, reigning NBA scoring champion, is headed to the New York Knicks. A five year contract at 500000 per year includes 25 million in cash and 10 million in deferred Buffalo payments. The Knicks beat Seattle in the bid, with forward John Gianelli and 25 million cash terms involved.
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Pro Basketball At A Glance Buffalo Philadelphia Seattle Washington
Pro basketball matchups listed include Buffalo versus Philadelphia and Seattle versus Washington. Games are shown as part of a turn meeting format across multiple cities. No scores or dates are provided in the readable text.
Frank W. Leads Huskies Win Over St. John's
Bryan Rohs scored 20 points and Mike Morgan added 16 to lift unbeaten St. Cloud past arch rival St. John’s 90-80 in a non conference college basketball game. The Huskies improved to 2-0 after a 47-39 halftime edge and withstood a second half rally.
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St. John’s
Bowling Top Five Echo Lanes Classic Highlights
Bowling top scores and team listings from Echo Lanes Classic feature Dave Swoboda 682 Gary Culton 648 Greg Sieckman 631 Bob Larsen 623 Ray Sellers 617 leading the event. Other divisions name winners and high scorers across AA CHURCH KOFC and Bowlerettes with multiple players posting strong totals.
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Pro Hockey At A Glance
Pro Hockey Wednesday schedule lists matchups across the league including Louis at Games New York MNeagere Vancouver at Toronto Buffalo at Cleveland Montreal at Chicago Atlanta at Minnesota Colorado at Los Angeles.
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Augsburg Tops St Olaf 68 58 In MIAC Clash
Augsburg College outlasted St Olaf 68 58 as Greg Monson hit a go ahead basket with seven minutes left. Dave Cornell scored 13 and Rod Jonas added 12 for the Auggies who avenge earlier losses to move to 1 1 in league play. Bruce Going led St Olaf with 18 points as the Oles fall to 3 1 overall.
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Brewers load up with six trades as 77 roster reshapes loom
Milwaukee shakes up the roster at the winter meetings with six American League trades. GM Jim Baumer lands Sal Bando and Cecil Cooper plus Jim Wohlford Jamie Quirk and a player to be named later from Kansas City. Porter and Colborn join from Boston and Kansas City while Larry Haney moves from Oakland. Rico Carty heads to Cleveland in a separate deal.
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Bobick set for 12 rounds with Norton at Madison Square Garden
Duane Bobick to face Ken Norton in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden between Feb 15 and March as Ali contemplates retirement and a vacant title. Norton would get first title shot if Bobick beats Ali, with Garden officials weighing if the bout could be a title fight. Norton is guaranteed $500 000 while Bobick earns $250 000.
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