Raiders pick Raich No. 1 in winter draft for Indians
USC junior pitcher Eric Raich was selected No. 1 in the regular phase of baseball's winter free agent draft. He expected to sign with the Cleveland Indians and aimed to reach the majors in about two years after a 13-5 over two seasons. Bob Koeppel topped the secondary phase, signing with the Minnesota Twins.
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NEW York
UPI
Eric Raich
University of Southern California
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Raich
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Three sons of ex majors land NCAA draft picks
The NCAA draft saw Gary Erskine son of Carl Erskine go 119th to Cincinnati, Joe Krznich son of Rocky Krznich taken 14th in the first round by the Yankees, and Roy Smalley III son of a Cubs shortstop chosen by the Red Sox. Clifton Butcher from Tulsa, James Owen of San Jose, Ricky Knepper of Boonsboro and Robert Alexander of Cass City also drew first-round interest amid a slate of other picks and pitchers named Wayne Piper Lewis Lerner and more.
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Gary Erskine
Carl Erskine
Cincinnati
Joe Krznich
Rocky Krznich
New York Yankees
Roy Smalley III
Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Clifton Butcher
Tulsa
Okla
San Diego Padres
James Owen
San Jose
Calif
Texas Rangers
Ricky Knepper
Boonsboro
Philadelphia
Robert Alexander
Cass City
Mich
Milwaukee
Wayne Piper
Omaha
Neb
Montreal
Lewis Lerner
Panama City
Minnesota
Greg
ACC quints reshape NCAA power structure
Key ACC games shape the season with Virginia No. 9 at 12-0 after a 97-76 win over George Washington and North Carolina No. 3 at 10-1 after an 81-61 defeat of Clemson. Dean Smith ejected at halftime amid a double technical as UNC dominates in the second half. South Carolina, Louisville, and Southwestern Louisiana also win. standout scores include Barry Parkhill and Robert McAdoo leading their teams.
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Virginia
George Washington
North Carolina
Clemson
Princeton
Robert McAdoo
Tar Heels
Tates Locke
South Carolina
Manhattan
Louisville
Dayton
Southwestern Louisiana
New Mexico
Danny Traylor
Jim Price
Roy Ebron
Dwight Lamar
John Niland on the pit warfare for the Super Bowl
Dallas Cowboys guard John Niland explains his role in the pit blocking scheme against the Miami Dolphins. He describes hitting the line, the complexity of 220 blocking variations, and his plan to run and block to the outside while preparing mentally for the big game.
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John Niland
William N. Wallace
N.Y. Times News Service
New Orleans
Dallas Cowboy
Miami Dolphins
Tom Landry
Dolphins
Cowboys
Niland
Dallas
Nilan
Bob Heinz
Frank Cornish
Heinz
Buoniconti
John Fitzgerald
Bourbon Street
Shula dismisses Wilson's jab on Dolphins build up
New Orleans report notes Don Shula, Miami Dolphins coach, rebukes George Wilson's claim that the team was ready-made when Shula took over in 1970. Shula defends roster changes, cites new starters and key signings like Garo Yepremian, Paul Warfield, Bob DeMarco, and Marv Fleming as proof of progress and credit.
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N.Y
New Orleans
Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
George Wilson
Dolphins
Wilson
Miami
Shula
Garo
Yepremian
George
Detroit
Baltimore Celts
Joe Tomas
Dolphin
Paul Warfield
Bob DeMarco
Marv Fleming
Warfield
Fleming
DeMarco
College scores roundup from United Press International
A large batch of college basketball results is reported, listing teams and scores from across the nation. Notable outcomes include Cornell 105 over Rochester 98, South Carolina 116 over Manhattan 78, Duke 58 over St Vincent 80, and Texas College 88 over Bishop 114, among many others.
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United Press International
Marshall
DePauw
Delaware
Gettysburg
Virginia
Geo.Washington
Lafayette
Columbia
West Virginia
Bucknell
Morgan St
del. St
Miami
Western Midh
Case Western
Allegheny
Cornell
Rochester
South Car
Manhattan
Hawaii
Connecticut
Albion
Kalamazoo
Toledo
Butler
Union
Kings Point
Colgate
RPI
Ohio U
Kent St
Boston U
Vermont
Tufts
Amherst
Syracuse
Canisius
Mt. Union
Youngstown
Gannon
Findlay
Bluffton
Capital
Central St
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Wslyn
Denison
North Carolina
Clemson
S.E. Louisiana
W.kerry
Eastern Ill
Quincy
Aquinas
Hope
N.car. St
Duke
St.Vincent
Geneva
Memphis St
LSU
Pitt
Davidson
S.w.la
Eastern N.mex
Fairmont
Salem
West Vir. St
Beckley
Bluefield
Concord
Navy
Baltimore
Fairfield
St. Fran. N.Y
Dartmouth
Boston Coll
Ky. Wesleyan
Bellarmine
Ky. St
Lincoln,Mo
Alcorn A&m
Unanimous Bobby Orr Leads East All Stars in 2nd Annual Game
Montreal and New York dominate the East selections for the 2nd annual All-Star Game in Bloomington. Rangers place five, Canadiens four, Bruins three with Orr the sole unanimous pick and earning a maximum 105 points.
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Montreal
UPI
Bloomington
Minn
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Boston
Bobby Orr
Professional Hockey Writers’ Association
Rangers
Brad Park
Jean Ratelle
Vic Hadfield
Rod Gilbert
Gilles Villemure
Gilbert
Ken Dryden
Jean- Claude Tremblay
Yvan Cournoyer
Frank Mahovlich
Bennington Sports Roundup Highlights Weeknight Results
In Blue Benn Diner's win over Tuttles Blue Benn scorers Richard McDougall with 38 and Gregg Wilson 29. Tuttles' Ron Lucy led with 14 and Bill Hurley 12. Kelly's preserved their perfect record by beating Stanley Tool 80 to 35 with four players in double figures and defense stifling the Toolmen. Oilmen's Chubby Waters led with 18, Lebarron and Reilly 16 each. Don Gabrus topped Stanley Tool with 13. Hockey tonight sees Bennington against North Adams at 7 p.m. in North Adams, Mass. College-bound Bucky Long will enroll at Castleton State. baseball is a key objective. Junior council ski races at Hogback lacked snow, hampering workouts. K Hayden and W Gerrity finished 17th and 23rd in girls while B Hughes, M McGarey and D Baker placed 31st, 39th and 40th in boys.
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Blue Benn Diner
Tuttles
Richard McDougall
Blue Benn
Gregg Wilson
Ron Lucy
Bill Hurley
Kelly’s
Stanley Tool
Toolmen
Kelly's
Chubby Waters
Oilmen
Lebarron
Reilly
Don Gabrus
Bennington
North Adams
Mass
Bucky Long
Castleton
Castleton St
Long
Fran Maynard
J.J. Moore
Benningtonians
Prospect
Junior Council
Hogback
K. Hayden
W. Gerrity
B. Hughes
M. McGarey
D. Baker
Vermont and New England Ski Runs Reported By Condition Codes
A compiled list of northeast ski areas with current powder and terrain conditions. Entries show mountain, snow type, snow depths in B ranges, and notes on spring conditions or closures. Notable mentions include Killington with 17 to 33B and Madonna Mountain icy spots, and Boston Hill not operating.
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Vermont Ascutney
Bolton Valley
Jay Peak
Killington
Madonna Mt
Stratton
Sugarbush
Woodstock
Mt. Tom
New Hampshire
F. Black Mt
G. Cannon Mt
Waterville Valley
Massachusetts
Boston Hill
Brodie Mt
LSGR
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NCAA
Maryland
Barry Parkhill
Jim Hobgood
Frank DeWitt
Cavaliers
Dean Smith
Rex Peters
Midland Park
N.J
Cornish
Shula Pooh Poohs Wilson’s
Joe Doakes
Rap
Big M
Ted Lindsay
Gordie Howe
Orr
Bruins
Phil Esposito
Dallas Smith
al MacNeil
Nova Scotia Voyageurs
Canadiens
Bill Reay
Chicago
Black Hawks
Bennington Sport
E.main ST
Francis J. KeLly,Inc
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Mad River Glen
G. Magic Mt
Butternut Basin
Jiminy Peak
Nashoba Valley
Otis Ridge
Apollo
ELEC
Cook Top
Frigidaire
Wickel
North Street
Marble Valley League
Green Mt. Fair Haven
Proctor
West Rutland
Arlington
Poultney Springfield
Ludlow
Mt. Anthony
Otter Valley
Brattleboro
Burr & Burton
Bellows Falls
Wallingford
Hartford
Rutland
Windsor
Fair Haven
Green Mountain
Otter
Mt. Anthony Bellows Falls
Springfield Valley
MSJ
Poultney
Wrangler
Adams Clothes Shop
Ai Wickes
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