Marinara's bold pick shocks New Mexico followers
AP reports Ed Marinara, amid a chaotic news conference in Albuquerque, defends a bold choice for UNM football, while Maxwell Club awards stir debate about the standout player of 1971. Feldman touts program growth and Baylor’s support amid coaching changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
Feldman
Bob’ Beall
Illini Stay Perfect in 84-78 Win
The Associated Press reports Illinois remained unbeaten with an 84-78 victory over Georgia, as Purdue rolled Miami 87-52 in Big Ten action. Nick Weatherspoon with 28 points and Bill Morris with 22 led Illinois, building a 42-39 halftime edge. John Fraley, Gino Gianfrancesco, and Rennie Hogue added 33 points in the second half. Purdue’s Boilermakers improved to 4-0 in league play with a 87-52 win over Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Rennie Hogue
Bulldogs
Larry Co
Bruins Dominate Rangers 8-1 In New York Meet
Boston routs New York 8 to 1 as Esposito scores twice and adds an assist leading a power backed attack. Hodge is ejected in a second period brawl while Bruins surge to within three points of the Rangers in the NHL East standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave O'Hara
Boston
Roslin Bruins
Grove
New York Rangers
New York
Bruins
Rangers
East
Tom Johnson
TS Alon
Yeason
Gosion
Milt Schmidt
Beams
California
Ken Hodge
Raingers
Johnson
Phil Esposito
Wayne Gashman
Hodge
New Yorl
Jean Ralalle
Vic Hadfield
Rod Gilbert
Esposito
Robby Ore
Dallas Smith
Hoige
Ratelle
Johnny Bueyk
Eddie Westfall
Gilbert
Brad Park
Harifield
Zaston
Dallas
Smith
Ted Greer
Hadbeld
Dale Rolfe
Emile Franks
Cotmlig
McKinney Hurt At Beach Party
New York third baseman McKinney suffered burns on his right ankle at a beach party in Puerto Rico and will return home for examination. A Yankee spokesman said he stepped or fell into a charcoal fire and the team will consult doctors and Dr Sidney Gaynor before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Rith McKinney
Puerto Rico
Yankee
McKinney
Ares
Sidney Gaynor
Asposita Ute
Kay Tele Inc
Esposito & Caook
Vintons Landgrebe Top Scorer in Wamac Basketball
Randy Landgrebe of Vinton led scoring in the Wamac with 422 points and a high average. Rocky Lamar of Maquoketa followed with 18.7 points per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Randy Landgrese
Rocky Lamar
Maquoketa
Pistons Rally After Players’ Meeting To Beat Royals
Detroit pulled itself out of a late slump as Jimmy Walker scored 15 in the fourth quarter to lift the Pistons over the Cincinnati Royals 107 to 110. Bob Lanier contributed 20 points and 19 rebounds, while Ton Van Arsdale added 20 and John Mengelt 16 as Detroit snapped a string of losses in the Midwest Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit +Pistons
Detroit
Jimmy Walker
Cincinnati Royals
Golden State Warriors
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Condors
Edwin Coil
Pistons
Midwest
Royals
Walker
Earl Linyd Jaceurut
God
Burly Pivutman
Bob Latier
Ton van Arsdatie
John Mengeil
Geeziz Russell
Golden State
Warriors
Ers
Blay Cunningham
Dave Wohlexuh
Mack Calvin
al Tucker
Ira Slarge
Larry Jones
Wwarsten Taball
Lonnie
Wright
Oelwein Girls Beat Marion in Basketball
Oelwein defeated Marion 62 to 43 in girls basketball Thursday at Marion High. This was Marion's first year with girls basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein Girls
Marion
Oelwein
Marion High
Eagles Vote to Retain Interim Coach Khayat Next Year
Philadelphia Eagles players held a poll on leadership for 1972. Twenty eight members supported keeping Khayat as head coach, while two declined to comment. Players cited improved communication, inspirational pep talks, and closer involvement as key factors in backing Khayat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proladelphia
le Philadelpha
Eagles
Khayat
Eagle
Jerry Williams
Gary Pettigrew
Don Bruin
Sufely Bill Bradley
Jackie Ernie Calloway
Rossovich
Bradley
Mike Evans
Steve Preece
Peala
Stan's Leads Skylit In Table Tennis Clash
Stan's jumps to lead Skylit by five as team drama unfolds in a chaotic scene. Russovich voices strong opinions on football allegiance while Khayal, newly named head coach, orders Eagle players to shave facial hair. Bradley supports the coach amid locker room tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dirks
Stan
Torch
Nissen Corp
Russovich
Khayal
Eagle
Bradley
Bend
Pan
Morocco Golf Leads to Scot Bernard Gellacher First Round
Bernard Gellacher of Scotland opens with a two under par 71 leading the Morocco Gulf International Grand Prix in Rabat. American Doug Sanders starts strong but falters with 41 on the back nine to post a 74. Tom Watson and Jerry Ward also shoot par rounds, while Billy Casper ends at 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Trevino
el Paso
Iowa State
Joli Majors
LSU
Charlie McClendon
Trevine
McClendon
Tabat
Morocco
Bernard Gellacher
Scotland
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Tamy Wadkins
U.S
Jerry Ward
Billy Casper
Volleyball League Meet Reports and Player Mentions
Fragmentary OCR text lists volleyball related items with team names such as Presb and ChaL names like Ken Park Pres uth and Werte Presb. It reads like a loose sports wire with several player surnames and garbled words, lacking clear outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Park Presuth
Seaa
Howe Lott
Paul Ho
Presb
Apt
Deer
Amir
Ean Gully West
Ich
Nfigel Raut
Tight Results From ABA Event With Narrow Margin
Bout recap shows AB triumphing at 71 against rival squad amid late rallies and unclear scoring notes. Key players include Bobby Hogan and Jimmy Mellie with marked possessions and defensive stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayv—pomentea
Alo Rathsiulds
Barro
Roeles —Arivra Pineaay
Minti
Jeffs four pins fuel 52 2 wrestling win
Muscatine Cedar Rapids Jefferson wrestlers flood Muscatine 8 2 in a dual meet win. Four pins highlighted the victory with key names listed among the lineup and substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Cedar Rapides
Jefferson
Muscaline
J-Hawks
Mike Gallagher
Jayvee
Iowa JC Tears Ranked In NJCAA Poll
Ellsworth 161 ranked sixth Palmer II seventh and Burlington 7 d 20th in the first NJCAA basketball poll. Ellsworths only loss came at Palmer. Vincennes Indiana, top ranked, beat Burlington by two points. Burlington held 68.6 team scoring average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutchinson
Ran
Junior College Loans
Ellsworth
Junior College Athletic Association
Elsworth
Palmer
Burlington
Vincemmes
Ind
Sandaclita
Vexes
Borlington
NJCAA
Fox Named Manager of the Year by Sporting News
Louis AP report notes Charlie Fox of the San Proviso Giants named Manager of the Year by Sporting News after a poll of four major league managers. Rah Lemon of the Kansas City Royals placed second, Earl Weaver of the Baltimore Orioles third in voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Charlie Fox
Pilal
San Proviso
Giens
Sporting News
Fox
Rah Lemon
Kansas City Royals
Earl Weaver
Baltimore
Vane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Staubach
Maxwell Club
Roger Staubach
Dallas Jawhoys
Bert Bell
Miami
Bob Grigse
Shenalan
Carnell
Hilton
Bridgeport
Heisman
Maxell
Maxwell
Marinato
Marinatol Ang
Seluctine
Marinara
Coselt
Tye
Howard Cosell
Marinaco
Theresa Chance
ED Marinaro
Illini
Esposita
Marton
Dasvoketa Raonela
Io Andheater
Monticalls
Ted
Rene
Ban Neunaher
Barry Mapkins
Sophormore Vinton
Raguakdia
Ndepandahan
Manchester
Sun Flower
Rapids Chevrolet
First Ave
Altor
Cazzie
Trevino
Sun
Heto
Snr
Bo Mtaggre
Teac Tales
Jeromes
Kentucky
Qean Distilling CD
Clermont
Beam
Lett 10
Nyhe
Frans Hals
Charios
van Dyck
Duke Einahors
Gary Hoxie
Brad Suma
Sauls
Finy Harkness
Weal Stubicks
Wes
Steward Dalngony
Mika Setweliner
Fie
Wile Tish
Kevin Subi
Mabie
Juhiar Varsity
Tz —Karny
Kipubog
Jack Lea
Hwtent
Terry Wali
di Me
Terry
Wayne Walkners
Gory
Bon Wanker
Steve Pulman
Iowa
Agsuintaymt
Joe Jacobs
Chapman’s Golf Center Hwy