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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1971

Page

9

Shrine Game Seen As High Scoring At Candlestick Park

In San Francisco the 47th Shrine game at Candlestick Park is expected to be high scoring as offensive talent dominates. West coach Hayden Fry and East coach Walt Warmath note defenses may still yield big numbers with stars like Sam Reynolds and Gary Hammond expected to highlight the passing game. Players also visit Shrine Hospital before squads engage in workouts.

San Francisco Candlestick Park West Hayden Fry SMU Jim Owens Walington Alex Atase Northwestern Meade Viex Fry Bobby Shore Oregon Struss Sam Reynolds San Diese Gary Hammond Wiurray Warmatch

Pro All-Stars Nine Make List for First Time

United Press International lists nine first time selections on the 1971 NFL Pro All-Stars with Alan Page near unanimous as lineman and many players from Minnesota San Francisco and Dallas among honorees. Veterans like Dick Butkus and Bob Lilly reappear, while Deacon Jones and Merril Olsen miss the first team.

New York United Press International Joan Brockington Green Bus Flg Jack Pirdee Genge Allen Ron Yaryo Minnesota Forrest Blue San Francisco Bob Lilly Dallas Alan Page Gene Washington Charlie Sanders Detroit Ernie McMullan St. Louis Gale Gillingham Green Bay Tom Mack Los Angeles la Brown Washington Carl Elle Jim Johnson Roger Wehrli Paul Krause Minnesota Minesooia Eller Page Krause Grim Yary Len Fauss Roger Staubach Willie Ellisem Steve Owens Cedrick Flirdman Jim Marshall Olsen Bob Brown Mike Tucer Chuck Howley Juah Robertson Dick LeBeau Mel Renfro Dalla Farsi. Wilson St Louward Kieky Petitborn

Morgan Named Angels Pitching Coach in Anaheim

Tom Morgan was named pitching coach for the California Angels by new manager Del Rice in Anaheim California Tuesday. The two men shared battery duties with the Los Angeles Angels during the 1961 expansion season.

Anaheim Calif Tom Morgan California Angels del Rice Los Angeles Angels

Christmas Tree Grass at Alcoa Lake Attracts Bass

Outdoors column notes Alcoa Lake five miles south of Rockdale Texas offers a Christmas tree moss habitat that shelters thousands of bass. It reviews tackle, baits, boat rental, and a $1 launching fee with hours sunrise to sunset except Monday. The Aluminum Company of America owns and maintains the lake with fishing free.

Alcoa Lake Evers Stockebrand Ed Henkle San Antonio Cal Morris John Fox Rockdale Texas The Aluminum Company of America Alcoa

Lobo Tourney Opens With High Stakes Matches

The annual Lobo Tournament begins as Texas teams like St Joan's and Creighton compete in early rounds. Key players include Wiese from Creighton and Doan from Texas A&M, with focus on upsets and team standings as Marshall, Creighton, and Texas State show strong form.

St Joan Tagin Creiphton Pear Mw Wiese steXas A Rutgersite StopTon United Press Inter Marshall Itatrenel Creighton Oan

Wilmore Sidelined by Bad Knee Injury

University of Michigan star Henry Wilmore suffered a badly sprained knee and will be out for a couple of weeks. The injury leaves the Wolverines without their key forward as they prepare for upcoming games in Ann Arbor Michigan.

Annarbor Mich Cupi University Michigan Henry Wilmore

Ogdahi resigns after 39 seasons as Willamette coach

Ted Ogdahi announced Tuesday his resignation after 39 years as head football coach at Willamette University in Salem.

Salem CPI Ted Ogdahi Willamette University

Hudson Named First Black Head Coach at Macalester

Donald Hudson aged 42 was named head football coach at Macalester College in St Paul Minnesota on Tuesday becoming the first black head coach in Minnesota college football history.

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