UPI All American Football Team Led by Dorsett of Pittsburgh
UPI names 1976 All America 23 man squad led by Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh who rushed for 1948 yards and 22 touchdowns. The offensive backfield includes Tommy Kramer Ricky Bell and Bob Lytle with others on offense and defense featuring stars from Oklahoma Notre Dame Michigan and UCLA among others. A second team also lists notable players and positions.
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New York
UPI
Tony Dorsett
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Michigan
Dorsett
Tommy Kramer
Rice
Ricky Bell
Bob Lytle
Kramer
Bell
Lytle
Larry Seivers
Tennessee
Ken Macafee
Notre Dame
Mike Vaughn
Oklahoma
Marvin Powell
Joel Parrish
Georgia
Mark Donahue
Derrell Gofourth
Oklahoma State
Tony Franklin
Texas A&m
Ross Browner
Duncan McColl
Stanford
Gary Jeter
Mike Fultz
Nebraska
al Romano
Dave Butterfield
Oscar Edwards
UCLA
Bill Armstrong
Wake Forest
Bruins Missing Defenseman For Flames Meeting
Atlanta hosts Boston as Dallas Smith sits out with a broken nose after a 5 3 win at Chicago. Gillette goalie changes and Pettie rejoining Chester frame the lineup as Boston battles for top in Division IV while Atlanta trails in Division I.
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Atlanta
UPI
Boston Bruins
Atlanta Flames
Dallas Smith
Boston
Bruins
Chicago
Smith
Black Hawks
Jim Harrison
Washington
Gilles Gilbert
Buffalo
Portland boxing card yields mixed results at Exposition Building
Rickie Burgess of Water ville, 160, scored a technical knockout over Renaldo Oliveras, 162, from Wareham, Mass. Ron Drinkwater, 211, of Malden, stopped Vinnie Smith, 220, Portland, in the fifth round. Jim Corkum, 140, Brockton, defeated Bobby Castro, 135, Rockland, in a six round decision. Cathy Davis, 135, White Plains, N.Y., defending lightweight world champion, beat Joanne Lutz, 135, Phoenix, Ariz., who was counted out in the fourth round.
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Portland
Maine
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Rickie Burgess
Waterville
Renaldo Oliveras
Wareham
Mass
Portland Exposition Building
Ron Drinkwater
Malden
Vinnie Smith
Jim Corkum
Brockton
Bobby Castro
Rockland
Cathy Davis
White Plains
N.Y
Joanne Lutz
Phoenix
Ariz
Lutz
Ex-manager Murtaugh dies at 59 after stroke
Chester Pennsylvania obituary notes Danny Murtaugh former Pirates manager dies in Crozer-Chester Medical Center at age 59 two days after a stroke. He retired last fall to spend more time with family but never recovered. He won three Manager of the Year awards and led Pittsburgh to 1960 and 1971 pennants and World Series titles.
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Danny Murtaugh
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
UPI
Chester
Tim
Dominican Republic
Joseph Nicole
Seball
Danny Ozark
Phils
Mana
Phillies
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
Pirates
Bucs
New Orleans
Yo Yankees
Brown
Harry Walker
Baltimore
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Ohio State
Chris Ward
Pete Johnson
Bob Brudzinski
Nick Buonamici
Ray Griffin
Jim Smith
Clennie Brundidge
Army
Mike Wilson
Donnie Hickman
Leo Tierney
Georgia Tech
Gifford Nielsen
Brigham Young
Terry Miller
Mike Voight
North Carolina
Senecan Carson Long Ofittsburgh
Brudzinski
Robin Cole
New Mexico
Buonamici
Joe Campbell
Maryland
Harvey Hull
Misssipi State
Brian Off
Citadel
David Lewis
Clete Pillen
Griffin
Dennis Thurman
Gary Green
Baylor
Denver
Ron Lyle
Ken Norton
Madison Square Garden
Burgess
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Subaru
Dr. Holt
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Dial
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Americard
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Noves Tire
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