All NBA First and Second Teams Announced
The 1962 43 All NBA selections reveal Bird Erving Malone Johnson and Moncrief on the first and second teams with voting totals shown. Bird and Erving headline forwards, Malone centers, Johnson and Moncrief anchor the guards for the season's top honors as announced by the Associated Press.
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Sidney Moncrief
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Guilty Plea By Williams Shakes Minnesota Drug Case
Former All-Pro football star John Williams now a Minneapolis dentist pleaded guilty to selling cocaine and agreed to testify against supplier John Case. Williams, 37, admitted using cocaine and acting as a middleman, with a possible 15 year sentence and $25,000 fine. Case’s trial opens July 25. Williams faces suspension of his dentistry license. Williams played for Minnesota, Baltimore Colts, and Rams, and said cocaine was not habit forming for him.
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Cooney Undergoes Hand Surgery Delays Ring Return
Heavyweight Gerry Cooney has left hand surgery and will not fight until at least November. The operation corrected ligament damage near the left middle knuckle, removed bone spurs, and repaired a torn tendon. A five week cast followed by rehab aims for a September sparring return and a possible November or December comeback.
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Allen Hurls Cardinals To 6-0 Win Over Mets
Neil Allen limited his former team to four hits over eight innings, earning a 6-0 Cardinals victory as Doug Bair wrapped a perfect ninth. Andy Van Slyke homered, George Hendrick drove in two, while Keith Hernandez remains tied to trades from the prior week.
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Nelson Ready for Memphis Open Victory
Larry Nelson, fresh from winning the U.S. Open, prepares for the Memphis Open with a sense the triumph hasn’t sunk in yet. He calls the win an anti climax in a day late finish, reflecting on the rapid sequence of his momentous result.
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Bills Make Hunter Rich For Bills Contract Worth 2 Million
Notre Dame tight end Tony Hunter signed with the Buffalo Bills for four years totaling about 2 million dollars. The deal includes an 850000 dollar bonus, a 1.1 million dollar salary, and 50000 dollars in performance extras with no option year. Hunter would become the NFL's highest paid tight end according to his agent.
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West Virginia expands state tourney field to 24 teams
The SSAC board voted to expand the state boys high school basketball tournament from 16 to 24 teams starting in 1985, adding eight teams from each of the three classes. The girls tournament will also expand to eight teams per class in 1985. The board set the 1984 format remains for the current year.
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State Secondary Schools Activities Commission Board of Appeals
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Post 9 Drops Two Contests At Bowen Field
Bluefield Post 9 fell 10-1 and 10-0 to Renova Post 93 in a doubleheader at Bowen Field. Post 9 stands 0-4 after two hits by Sonny Alderman in game one. Next, Post 9 faces Kenova Post 93 in a noon doubleheader at Williamson Friday.
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