All-America picks crown Dorsett Bell in standout NEA list
The NEA All-America team honors Tony Dorsett and Ricky Bell as unanimous selections, with Bell from USC and Dorsett from Pittsburgh drawing top praise. Veterans like Jeff Dankworth and Marvin Powell also figure, while USC places three on the first units.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
Jeff Dankworth
Ucla
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Maryland
Bell
USC
Marvin Powell
1976 All American Team list by position
The list names the 1976 All American selections by position on offense and defense. Notable players include Wes Chandler Florida Tony Dorsett Pittsburgh Ricky Bell USC Gary Jeter USC Ross Browner ND Al Romano Pittsburgh and Joe Campbell Maryland.
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USC
Ross Browner
Notre Dane
Mike Butler
Kansas
Joe Campbell
Maryland
al Romano
Pitt
Robert Jackson
Texas
Jerry Robinson
UCLA
Gary Green
Baylor
Dave Butterfield
Nebraska
Stan Black
Mike Davis
Colorado
Glen Walker
Wes Chandler
Florida
Larry Seivers
Tennessee
Morris Towns
Missouri
Mike Wilson
Georgia
Mark Donahue
Michigan
Steve Schindler
Boston College
R. C. Thielemann
Arkansas
Tony Dorsett
Pittsburgh
Ricky Bell
Southern California
Tom Skladany
Ohio State
Notre Dame
A&m
David Butterfield
Mississippi State
1976 NBA Second Team Tight End selections list
The 1976 NBA Second Team includes Jim Smith of Michigan Tony Hill of Stanford Don Hasselbeck of Colorado Val Belcher of Houston Warren Bryant of Kentucky Joel Parrish of Georgia and others such as Donnie Hickman of Southern California Bob Rush of Memphis State Mark Manges of Maryland Terry Miller of Oklahoma State Bob Lytle of M Tony Franklin of Texas A&M Phil Dokes of Oklahoma State Bob Brudzinski of Ohio State Wilson Whitley of Houston Mike Fultz of Nebraska Mike Stensrud of Iowa State Robin Cole of New Mexico Scott Studwell of Illinois Luther Bradley of Notre Dame Raymond Clayborn of Texas Jim Bolding of East Carolina Ray Griffin of Ohio State Russ Erxieben of Texas.
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Michigan
Tony Hill
Stanford
Don Hasselbeck
Colorado
Val Belcher
Houston
Warren Bryant
Kentucky
Joel Parrish
Georgia
Donnie Hickman
Southern California
Bob Rush
Memphis State
Mark Manges
Maryland
Terry Miller
Oklahoma State
Bob Lytle
Tony Franklin
Texas A&m
Phil Dokes
Bob Brudzinski
Ohio State
Wilson Whitley
Mike Fultz
Nebraska
Mike Stensrud
Iowa State
Robin Cole
New Mexico
Scott Studwell
Illinois
Luther Bradley
Notre Dame
Raymond Clayborn
Texas
Jim Bolding
East Carolina
Ray Griffin
Russ Erxieben
McGinnis Sparks 76ers Past Nuggets In Philadelphia
George McGinnis rebounds from rough stretch with 30 points and strong defense in the third quarter to power the Philadelphia 76ers past the Midwest leading Denver Nuggets 114-102. Doug Collins tops scorers with 32, Julius Erving adds 21.
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World Wildlife Fund launches 10 million ocean sanctuary drive
The World Wildlife Fund announced a 10 million dollar global campaign to create regional ocean sanctuaries for whales dolphins and porpoises and to curb deep sea pollution. Sir Peter Scott told 700 delegates the project aims to harvest sea food while reducing toxins and oil damage.
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Huskers Harvey leads Big 8 academic all star squad
Nebraska defensive back Ted Harvey earns honorary captain as the Big Eight selects 24 players for its All Academic team. Notables include Vince Ferragamo of Nebraska and Don Hasselbeck of Colorado with high GPAs, plus Butterfield and Hasselbeck among top grades.
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Dave Butterfield
Nebraska
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Sam Lisle
Oklahoma State
Dave Shamblin
Matt Miller
Jim Jedford
Floyd Dorsey
Kansas State
Steve Hakes
John Hafferty
Nolan Cromwell
Kansas
Skip Taylor
Scott Kollman
Iowa State
Dale Smith
Missouri
Joe Avanzini
Tom Randall
Ron Pruitt
Jeff Pullen
Obie Moore
Oklahoma
Junior High Hosts Season Opener
Columbus Junior High opened the 1976 77 wrestling season with an exhibition against Beatrice. No team score or standard weights were used in 33 matches resulting in one draw and 17 wins 10 by pins 7 by decisions. Discoverers with decisive wins included J Arit N Steinberger C Florendo L Vasco K Person J Hammons A Winkle and with pins M Bellum G Pagel R Carmichael T Alt D Staroscik S Ulrich J Robak L Krueger T Settlemeyer G Pedraza. The team travels to Grand Island Thursday with eighth and ninth graders facing Barr.
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R. Carmichael
T. Alt
D. Staroscik
S. Ulrich
J. Robak
L. Krueger
T. Settlemeyer
G. Pedraza
Grand Island
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Hilo Upsets Nebraska In Tight NCAA Showdown
Gilbert Hicks scored 21 points including crucial late free throws as the Hilo Vikings defeated Nebraska 71-66 in Hawaii. The Huskers led 2-0 early, but Hilo took and never relinquished the lead, with Hicks scoring six points in the final stretch and Nebraska managing only one field goal after 64-64.
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Oklahoma Holds Edge in Big Eight Rush Defense
Oklahoma moved ahead of Nebraska in the Big Eight rushing defense rankings after a 20-17 upset win last Friday. OU allows 162.0 rushing yards per game while Nebraska yields 164.2. Oklahoma also leads in rushing offense at 321.8 yards per game. Nebraska tops league in passing offense 184.5 and total defense 267.5 and scoring defense 14.0. Missouri leads pass defense 91.5, Iowa State tops total offense 439.6 and scoring offense 33.5, Kansas State sits last in rushing offense 122.0, total offense 236.4 and scoring 14.1 with 31.5 points against. Missouri also last in rushing defense 276.5 and total defense 368.0, and Oklahoma ranks last in passing offense 414 and passing defense 143.5.
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Danny Murtaugh In Serious Condition After Stroke
Former Pittsburgh Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh remained in serious condition after a stroke at his Woodlyn home. He was hospitalized at Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Chester and was reported awake and able to communicate, though the extent of paralysis remains uncertain.
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College football post season bowl game schedule update
UPI lists multiple bowl games with dates locations and matchups across divisions. Notable pairings include Notre Dame vs Penn State at the Gator Bowl and Michigan against USC in the Rose Bowl with times and venues noted. Ends with one game remaining in the slate.
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Family Y Oasis 2 tops Sorges Used Cars 3 on scoreboard
The scoreboard records a volleyball results item with teams Family Y Oasis and Sorges Used Cars in a 2 3 match. The line also shows A and W0 New York Life 3 Columbus Bowl 0 and Austin Campbell 2 Dale as part of the same scoreboard summary.
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Bowling Boulevard Lanes Scores and Standings
Bowling results from Columbus Bowl and Spicey Charlotte sections show multiple bowlers posting scores across teams and leagues. Notable lines include Chuck Putnam Sr 224 and 550, Dennis Kudron 247 and 608, Jim Ziemke 201, and various high team scores like Deonos Diner 2 828 and Equitable Savings 1 067. Multiple players from Spicey Charlotte, Nutmegs, and Opals posted mid to high 400s and 500s with totals listed beside names.
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Reid retires as Australian tennis chief after eight years
Wayne Reid, president of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia, announced his retirement on Thursday. He said he feels he is losing his edge and will remain in position until June. The 33 year old Melbourne socialite has led the association for eight years.
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