17 Round Marathon Opens 442 College Stars for Draft
Pro football scouts begin the 17 round draft marathon as 442 graduating college players are eyed by 26 NFL and AFL clubs in a two day event at a midtown hotel. Many rookies will miss training camps due to injuries or insufficient ability. last year scouts spent over 4 million on rookies.
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New York
AFL
NFL
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Detroit
Earl McCullouch
Atlanta
Claude Humphrey
Philadelphia
Tim Rossovich
Cleveland
Marvin Upshaw
Sam Walton
Lee White
O.J. Simpson
Leroy Keyes
Ted Kwalick
Knight Cage Team Comes Tonight
Knight Cage Team Comes Tonight barring any unforeseen circumstances coach Joe Frisina will start Skip Schwab Scoop Sample Bill Blynt Mark Chase and Jack Cummings against the third place Franklin Knights as the two schools meet tonight ending the first round of competition in Section Two action. For the Knights of Bob Irons it will be Curt and Ray Lawrence along with Bob Witherup the Red and Blacks top scorer Bill Garbus and Jim Davis in the starting positions.
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Skip Schwab
Scoop Sample
Bill Blynt
Mark Chase
Jack Cummings
Franklin Knights
Knights
Bob Irons
Curt
Ray Lawrence
Bob Witherup
Bill Garbus
Jim Davis
Corry Area
Paul Jednat
Denny Brown
Steve Culbertson
Rick Beggs
Steve Grace
Doug Harper
Ed Holland
Frisina
Mike Donoghue
Jim Harvey
Ron Bailey
John Cragg
Mark Bloom
Boub Boutwell
Beaver
Beavers
Tituaville Rockets
Meadville Bulldogs
Tituaville
Rockets
Bulldogs
Rocky Grove Orioles
Warren
Cranberry
Rocky Grove
Oil City
Sparta Girls Defeat Titusville 65 21 in Tilt
Sparta girls upset Titusville 65 to 21 as Titusville hit just ten field goals. Wilma Longan led with 19 points, and Lou Cook added 16 in the third period while Sparta shot 41 percent.
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Sparta
Titusville
Wilma Longand
Wilma
Lou Cook
Recreation Volleyball Tomorrow’s Games Schedule
Tomorrow at 7 30 Raymonds face National Guard and State Farm meets Ajax at 4 30 Independents play CJ CJ 1s CJ 2 Moose bye.
Cage Schedule Section Two Shows Local Matchups
The list presents two dozen high school boys cage games for section two. Franklin faces Corry and Meadville plays Titusville while Cranberry meets Warren and Rocky Grove challenges Oil City. Additional games include Commodore Perry vs Sparta and Iroquois vs Wattsburg among others.
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Corry
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Titusville
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Warren
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Oil City
Commodore Perry
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Iroquois
Wattsburg
Union City
North East
Girard
Ft. LeBoeuf
Fairview
General McLane
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Harborcreek
Saegertown
Cambridge Springs
Cochranton
Conneaut Valley
Townville
Conneaut Lake
Randolph
Linesville
Forestville
Sherman
Eisenhower
Mayville
Bullets end skid with 126 106 win over Pistons
Baltimore Bullets snapped a three game slide by beating Detroit 126 106 to reclaim a one game division lead as Seattle topped Milwaukee 128 107. Kevin Loughery scored 37 with 11 assists while Earl Monroe surged late to finish with 20.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Detroit
Philadelphia
Seattle SuperSonics
Milwaukee Bucks
Tacoma
Wash
Kevin Loughery
Baltimore
Loughery
Earl Monroe
Monroe
Gus Johnson
Dave Bing
Pistons
Bob Rule
Seattle
Milwaukee
Sonics
Bucks
Start Qualifying Rounds For Williams Open
Qualifying rounds began yesterday for the Andy Williams San Diego Open as officials announced Stardust Country Club course has been dropped from the six day tournament. Pro am tournaments today and tomorrow will be held at the north and south courts of Torrey Pines due to Stardust water flooding.
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San Diego
Calif
Kentucky Cagers Seem s To Like Cake
Kentucky and coach Adolph Rupp celebrate a cake themed win as they defeat Alabama 70-64 in overtime. Ray Mears and Tennessee deploy a strong defensive plan against Maravich, holding him to 21 points in an 81-68 victory over LSU. Tulsa trips North Texas State 104-94 as Bobby Smith scores 32 and becomes Tulsa's third all time scorer with 418 points. Dayton beats Xavier 75-52 as Obraive and Sadlier lead with 23 and 20 points each.
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Ray Mears
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Mississippi State
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Wildcats
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Mears
Associated Press
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Ohio
Bobby Smith
North Texas
Joe Hamilton
Leroy Winfield
Smith
Ron Carson
Rod Washington
Eagles
Dan Obravae
Dan Sadlier
Luther Rackley
Flyers
Xavier Grid Coach Eyes Saints Job
Xavier University head football coach Ed Biles has resigned and is expected to join the New Orleans Saints in a backfield or receiver coaching role. He gave no definite destination after his resignation news conference, beyond stating the move would be out of Cincinnati and not a head coaching post.
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APF
Ed Biles
Xavier University
New Orleans Saints
Biles
Cincinnati Enquirer
Saints
Illinois Clings to Seventh in AP Cage Poll as Purdue Rises
UCLA repeats as unanimous No 1 in the AP major college basketball poll after a 14-0 start by a dominant UCLA squad. Illinois climbs to seventh while Purdue advances to 14th as North Carolina faces Maryland and California tests the top rankings this weekend on the West Coast.
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California
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I AP
National Panel of Sports, Writers and Broadcasters
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Davidson
Kentucky
St. John's
New York
Notre Dame
New Mexico State
LaSalle
Villanova
Duquesne
Wildcats
Dukes
Detroit
DePaul
Bowling stars crown local league with high game and series
Stanley Hajec captured high game honors with a 6 total, while Lyle Thompson led three-game series at 630, with Don Bradford close at 629. Team and player results include Thompson 222-230-630 and Bradford 213-201-215-629, among others, across multiple small clubs and businesses.
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Lyle Thompson
Don Bradford
Moose Agb Distributing
Paul Floyd
Frank Hayes
Joe Malek
Jim Burkhart
Blair Hajec
Norm Cress‘Tey
Sid Beckwith
Stanley Bailey
Chet Hajec
Bob Watrous
Steve Zajac
Tinko Construction
Smith’s Restaurant
al Dunnewald
Louis Catallu
Carl Loop
Nel's
Spartansburg
Bimber’s Auto Body
Fish Ford
Carl Greer
Women Shooters Begin Pistol Sessions at Corry Club
Members of the Corry Rod and Gun Club women’s shooting program will start pistol shooting at the club on East Washington Street Thursday at 8 30 p m under Dr James Hileman. Eight to ten regular shooters are expected as the group shifts from small bore rifles to pistols.
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Corry
New Steeler Coach Starts From Bottom
Pittsburgh AP Chuck Noll takes over as head coach of the Steelers after an 11-23 record over three seasons. He begins by reviewing draft prospects with the No. 4 pick, emphasizes building a dedicated staff, and vows to bolster weak spots to move the team from its losing pattern. Don Shula called him thorough and well prepared as Noll settles in.
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Chuck Noll
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Noll
Dan Rooney
Rooney
Bill Austin
University of Dayton
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Chargers
Baltimore
Don Shula
Colts
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Archer Wins Crosby Tourney At Pebble Beach
Rifle Team Scores Archer shoots 71 final round to total 283 five under par securing $25,000 first prize at the Bing Crosby Tournament. Rival Howie Johnson, Hob Dickson, and Dale Douglass finish one stroke back on the rugged Pebble Beach course.
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Crosby Tourney
Pebble Beach
Calif
George Archer
Bing Crosby
Gilroy
Howie Johnson
Hob Dickson
Dale Douglass
Wheeling Downs notes strong No. 4 mare post win
In Wheeling West Virginia yesterday the No 4 horse won five straight races marking a strong performance by the mare. The daily double combinations 34 and 34 43 hit on back to back perfect races at the track.
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Wheeling
W.va
Wheeling Downs
Ditka Trade Sends Eagles Star to Cowboys in Shakeup
Philadelphia trades All Pro tight end Mike Ditka to Dallas for unproven split end Dave McDaniels. Ditka, 29, had famed Bears years and feuded with Eagles GM Joe Kuharich. McDaniels, 28, was a Cowboys draftee and college standout with 65 receptions for 1,236 yards.
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Mike Ditka
Dave McDaniels
Philadelphia Eagles
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Dallas Cowboys
McDaniels
Joe Kuharich
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Jack Concannon
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Cowboys
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bob Hayes
Lance Rentzel
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