Super Fan Trails Rozelle in NFL Blackout Debate
Editorial reaction backs Commissioner Rozelle in the fight over NFL playoff blackout policy. Critics, including Nixon and pundits, debate televised games and antitrust exemptions as Rozelle stands against lifting the blackout for sold out events.
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West Virginia High Scoring Leaders Lead Conference Action
McClanahan tops BECKLEY-Gordon McClanahan leads the scoring race with 26.0 points per game as Alderson-Broaddus, Fairmont State, and Morris Harvey figures pace their teams. Ed Lemon of Fairmont State is the rebounding leader at 18 per game. Tom Neal of Morris Harvey leads free throw shooting, while Rob Johnson of Salem hits 62 percent from the floor. Washington District Junior High and George Washington of Eleanor score wins. Pauley nets 21 for Washington in a 68-52 win over Buffalo Putnam, as G. W. of Eleanor improves to 2-1 with a 35-40 conquest of Duval.
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Newberry Names Al Guy as Defensive Backfield Coach
Newberry College of Newberry South Carolina announced Thursday the appointment of Al Guy from East Tennessee State as its football defensive backfield coach. Guy previously served as secondary backs coach at ETSU, where he played and graduated in 1970.
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Dunbar Coach Sees Tough Night At George Washington
Dunbar, 0-2, faces George Washington on the hill as three Kanawha Valley Conference games tip off at 7 30. Maxwell reshuffles the lineup with Bruce Mason starting, aiming to spark scoring while noting late-game foul trouble and rebounding woes hampered recent losses to Sissonville and St Albans.
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Suit Withdrawn New Hearing Set In Redskins Pacers Case
A federal suit over TV telecasts of a Redskins playoff game was dismissed for missing CBS affiliate WTOP as a defendant. Robin Ficker, a Maryland resident, seeks equal local telecast rights citing FCC regulations and a taxpayer funded stadium. A new hearing was scheduled after reassetting defendants with additional parties.
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PFWA All-Pro selections mix of veterans and youth on defense
The 1972 PFWA All-Pro team names nine repeaters with four new defensive line names including Mike Reid and Joe Greene. Notable repeats include Willie Brown Jim Johnson and Claude Humphrey. Green Bay kicker Chester Marcol is the lone rookie on the first team.
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