Irish Star Selected By Buffalo
The NFL draft opened with Walt Patulski of Notre Dame as the No 1 pick by Buffalo. Chicago Bears took Craig Clemons from Iowa and Lionel Antoine from Southern Illinois with early first round selections. Jerry Tagge headed to Green Bay, John Reaves went to Philadelphia, and Greg Sampson and Dell Siemon were drafted by San Francisco and Minnesota respectively. Terry Beasley joined the 49ers, while Pat Sullivan went to Atlanta and Ed Marinaro remained unpicked at the time.
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Greg Sampson
Minnesota
Dell Siemon
San Franciscoers
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Terry Beasley
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St Louis Cardinals Trade Four Players With Chargers
In a four player deal, the St Louis Cardinals exchange wide receiver Dave Williams and running back Cid Edwards to San Diego for running back Leon Burns and receiver Walker Gillette. Gillette was San Diego’s top pick in 1971 and Burns led 1970. Williams had 56 receptions for 702 yards in 1969 but produced less in the next two seasons.
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Ohio State Tackles Hawkeyes as Suspensions Loom
Ohio State, mired in a Big Ten crisis after a brawl in Minnesota, faces Iowa at home in a pivotal Tuesday night game. Witte and Wagar were sidelined by concussion and off-court suspensions, while coach Taylor plans to start Fegebank over Collins.
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Des Moines Council Approves Tennis TV Broadcast Aid
DES MOINES AP The Town Executive Council approves a 4500 allocation to help broadcast Des Moines International Tennis events, aiming to support nationwide educational television signals and enhance coverage.
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Marciano Estate Seeks 5 Million Over Crash Negligence
The suit alleges weather warnings were not relayed to pilot Glenn Belz and Francis Farrell, who died in the 1969 Des Moines plane crash that killed Rocky Marciano. Also killed were the aircraft owner and Des Moines resident. The action targets aviation officials and a California aviation firm.
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National IC.R. Skater Finishes Second in Nationals
ST PAUL Minn Becky Johnson of Cedar Rapids finished second overall in the national outdoor ice skating competition for senior women. Greg Gongner and Mike Greenland of Cedar Rapids placed fourth in the senior men and fifth in the juvenile boys 800, respectively.
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Cedar Rapids
Greg Gongner
Mike Greenland
Big Red fans hype Devaney and the All Stars plan
Punchy remarks on coach Devaney leading the College All-Stars against the pro champ Dallas Cowboys in Chicago on July 22, with talk of a massive Nebraskan exile to the event. The piece ties fan enthusiasm to promotions and a potential Coach of the Year claim amid colorful quotes and local sports lore.
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Relief pitcher Linzy and Shamsky sign with Cardinals
Linzy, 32, and Ad Shamsky, 31, signed 1972 contracts with the St. Louis Cardinals. Linzy came from the Giants in 1971 in a trade for Jerry Johnson, after 80 games last season with six saves and four wins against three losses and a 2.14 ERA. Shamsky hit 185 with back problems last year. he had earlier stints with the Mets after a 1968 trade. Maxie Baughan, former Tech All-America, was named head defensive coordinator at Georgia Tech.
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Heart Award Given Murtaugh
Danny Murtaugh manager of the 1971 world champion Pittsburgh Pirates was named Heart Man of the Year by the Washington Heart Association. He called his best gift the one from Baltimore Orioles, Pirates World Series opponent.
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