Four Nebraska players honor NEA All America first team
Nebraska places four players on the 1972 NEA College All American first team led by Johnny Rodgers and Willie Harper with Rich Glover and Daryl White. Doug Dumler earns second team honors. Other first team members include Pruitt USC Cunningham and Young, plus Bannon, Skorupan, Brahaney and Brown among others.
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New York
Nebraska
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Johnny Rodgers
Daryl White
Willie Harper
Rich Glover
Theebraska
Doug Dumler
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
Rodgers
Harper
Glover
Penn State
University of Southern California
Bruce Bannon
John Skorupan
USC
Sam Cunningham
Toledo
Ohio
Charles Young
Fresno
Calif
Penn St
Rockaway
N.J
Omaha
Neb
Dave Butz
Purdue
Lafayette
Ala
Notre Dame
Houston
Tex
Greg Marx Redford
Mich
Plainview
Jersey City
Paul Seymour
Michigan
Berkley
Steve Brown
Oregon St
Jonesville
Dary
1972 NBA All American Team Selections Listed
The 1972 All American list names Ernest Price Texas A I Wallace Chambers Eastern Kentucky John Matuszak Tampa Bob Leven Yale Rich Wood USC Jackie Wallace Arizona Conrad Graham Tennessee Matt Blair Iowa Jim Thomas Florida State Burgess Owens Miami Randy Logan Michigan Billy Joe Dupree Michigan State Steve Holden Arizona Jason Coldwell North Carolina Central Curtis Wester East Texas Pete Adams USC Bill Singletary Temple John Hicks Ohio State Doug Dumler Nebraska Gary Huff Florida State George Amundson Iowa State Howard Stevens Louisville.
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John Matuszak
Tampa
Bob Leven
Yale
Rich Wood
USC
Jackie Wallace
Arizona
Jason Coldwell
North Carolina Central
Curtis Wester
E. Texas St
Pete Adams
Bill Singletary
Temple
John Hicks
Ohio St
Doug Dumler
Nebraska
Gary Huff
Florida St
George Amundson
Iowa St
Playoff Schedule For Texas High School Football
United Press International lists weekend playoff pairings by class. Friday night games feature Lubbock Monterey against Odessa Permian and Brenham facing Uvalde in Texas Stadiums. Saturday includes Brazoswood versus San Antonio Lee and Clarendon against Plains with multiple quarterfinals and semifinals across cities like Lubbock, Memorial Stadiums, and Kyle Field.
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United Press International
Lubbock
Monterey
Odessa Permian
Burkburnett
Lewisville
Amon Carter
Rockwall
Memorial Stadium
Wichita Falls
Friendswood
Mason
Aledo
Municipal Stadium
Brownwood
New Diana
Franklin
Navarro Stadium
Corsicana Schulenburg
Falls City
Cuero
Groom
Windthorest
Vernon
Brazoswood
San Antonino Lee
Tully Stadium
Spring Branch
Clarendon
Plains
Plainview
Kilmer and Brown Injured in Redskins Win
Washington quarterback Bill Kilmer sprained ankle tests negative on X-rays and Larry Brown bruised knee after Sundays 23 7 victory over Philadelphia. Their status for Saturdays Dallas game uncertain as coach George Allen weighs practice progress and possible limited play. Redskins 11 1 clinched NFC East amid criticism for keeping Kilmer and Brown in when ahead.
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Washington
UPI
Bill Kilmer
Larry Brown
Philadelphia
Dallas
George Allen
Redskins
Allen
Kilmer
Brown
Skins
Eagles
First ski lift trace found at Johns ville mine
A California mine near Johns ville is proposed as the site of America's first ski lift. In the 1860s skiers rode down the slope on Sundays and returned up the hill using the mine’s chain line ore buckets.
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Johnsville
Cal
America
Saturday High School Football Showdowns Across Texas
New Waverly 112 0 against Chilton 11 1 at Marlin 3 pm. Dallas Skyline 11 1 meets Plano 11 1 at Cotton Bowl 8 pm. Baytown Sterling 11 1 faces Galveston Ball 10 2 at Astrodome 8 pm.
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New Waverly
Chilton
Marlin
Dallas Skyline
Plano
Cotton Bowl
Dallas
Baytown Sterling
Galveston
Astrodome
Houston
Devine Restores Packers Dignity After Lombardi Era
Dan Devine took over as Green Bay Packers general manager and head coach and has rebuilt team dignity while forging his own identity. He traded several Lombardi-era players for new pieces like MacArthur Lane, Brockington, and Don Hern, reshaping the roster and restoring the Packers to the top of the NFC Central.
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New York
UPI
Dan Devine
University of Missouri
Green Bay Packers
Devine
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Phil Bengtson
Packers
Lombardi
Don Hern
Denver
Hern
Broncos
John Brockington
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Travis Williams
Lionel Aldridge
MacArthur Lane
St. Louis
Anderson
Lane
Cardinals
Brockington
Bengtson
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Bert Jones
Louisiana State University
Florida State University
Woody Green
Arizona State
Tom Brahaney
John Hannah
Alabama
Oregon State
Skorupan
Jimmy Youngblood
Tennessee Tech
Greg Marx
Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
Cullen Bryant
Colorado
Diane Scrivener
Tulsa
E—Ernest Price
Texas A & I
E—Wallace Chambers
Conrad Graham
Tennessee
Matt Blair
Iowa
Jim Thomas
Florida St., Sr
Burgess Owens
Miami, Sr
Randy Logan
Michigan, Sr
Billy Joe DuPree
Michigan St
Steve Holden
Howard Stevens
Louisville
Round Rock
Kyle Field
College Station
Boling
Mathis
Victoria
Gomer Pyle
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Siam Bang Theatre
New Zoo
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WFAA
KOFW
WBAP
KTVT
KXII
KOTV
CBS
NBC
IND
CBS Morning
the Electric
Century Company
Guiding Light
Peyton Place
Lucille Rivers
Somerset Somerset
Merv Graffin Abbott
Costello
Andy Popeye
Dream of Flintstones
Jeannie Fung
KDFW
PBS
New
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Van
KXIE
TV News
Bayard Barnes
To the Moon Medical Center
Teas
Ave
Johnny Casson
Johnny Carson
Ovie
Hebel
Opersum CIA
Protege Silsesn
Dow Jones
Market News
Market
the Virginien
Cinema
Salome
Kera
Newsi Gon
Redeye
By Gordon Bess
Lai
Beetle Bailey
Mort Walker
Sarge
Sawyer
By Roy Crane
Winky
Pepper
Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
Fred Lasswell
Almanac
Elviney
Blondie
Elmo
Ckk Young
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