Northwest Conference names All-Conference football teams
Coaches of the Northwest Football Conference selected all conference players after their first season. Franklin led with five first team selections on offense and defense. Oil City and Reynolds followed with three apiece. Corry, Greenville, Titusville, Sharpsville, Hickory and Grove City also placed players on the teams. The article lists complete first and second team offensives and defenses, noting multiple players named on both sides and including standout performers from Corry, Oil City, and Franklin. The season standings and Gardner Point awards were also released.
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Northwest Football Conference
Meadville
Franklin Knights
Oil City
Reynolds
Warren
Corry
Greenville
Titusville
Sharpsville
Hickory
Grove City
Paul Goodwill
Casmir ‘Barser
Dave Beichner
Franklin
Larry Deets
Brad Crawshaw
Franklin, Sr
Tom Bright
Joe Wagner
Mike Patterson
Gary Davis
Dave Hasson
Karl Worner
Titsvile
Bil Kite
Groverty
Dan Stayer
Cris Lucas
Andy Lucks
George Sterner
Richard Timer
van ‘Miller
David Bolivar
Barser
Lyle Derrenbacher
Beichner
Buzz Enos
Far
Deets
Dan
Miller
Lucks
Otis Law
Chris Siriani
Doug Hacken
Dave Baughman
Chris Lucas
Dennis Ferry
Grove
Beavers
Goodwill
Dave Norton
Bruce Mick
Wm Reynolds
Sharpsvile
Fuse
Mercer County
Greenville Reynolds
Hick
Over Hill Gang Predictions From Week NFL Games
New York AP reports Chicago Bears expected to beat Washington 21 to 17 while Buffalo Bills seek a win over New England Patriots. Lions edge Rams 31 21. Chiefs bounce back vs Browns 28 1. Dolphins 34 21 over Steelers with Kiick out and Bradshaw sidelined. Colts 21 Jets 10. Raiders 27 Oilers 14. Vikings 21 Packers 10. 49ers 24 Saints 17. Cowboys 31 Eagles 21. Broncos 28 Bengals 17. Cardinals 28 Chargers 24.
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NEW York
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Washington
Buffalo Bills
New England Patriots
Bears
George Allen
Philadelphia
Bills
Patriots
Redskins
Charley Taylor
Jerry Smith
Detroit
Los Angeles
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Chiefs
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Dolphins
Jim Kiick
Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
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Colts
Jeta
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Houston
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Lynn Dickey
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Packers
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New Orleans
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Atlanta
New York Giants
Dick Shiner
Ron Johnson
Giants
Dallas
Eagles
Ed Khayat
Cowboys
Denver
Cincinnati
Broncos
Bengals
St. Louis
San Diego
Chargers
Cardinals
Earl Monroe Makes Knicks Debut After Trade
Earl Monroe, nicknamed Earl the Pearl, played his first Knicks game at Madison Square Garden, coming off the bench in a 112-103 loss to the Golden State Warriors. He scored nine points and expressed disappointment with his performance while promising improvement after being acquired from the Baltimore Bullets for Dave Stallworth Mike Riordan and cash.
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NEW York
Earl Monroe
Madison Square Garden
New York Knicks
Knicks
Monroe
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Warriors
Baltimore Bullets
Dave Stallworth
Mike Riordan
Baltimore
Bullets
NBA
Indiana
American Basketball Association
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Cleveland Cavaliers
Utah Stars
Denver Rockets
Carolina Cougars
Walt Frazier
Jim McDaniels
Cougars
Pittsburgh
Condors
Carolina
Larry Miller
McDaniel
Willie Wise
Stars
Ralph Simpson
Denver
Utah
Seattle
Cleveland
Sonics
Spencer Haywood
Bobby Smith
Cavaliers
Rich Gambino Tops Bowling With 243
Rich Gambino led the American B League with a 243 games, topping a night of strong scores where Pauline Chelton led the women with a 94, and several bowlers posted well over 200. The meet highlighted Gambino's top score amid a slate of high games and standout performances.
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Rich Gambino
Gambino
Pauline Chelton
NYS Swimming Teams Face Rules Problem
New York state schools with swimming teams face a rule clash as most states adopt a new limit allowing a swimmer to enter three events if one is a relay. Pennsylvanian teams follow the rule, while NY schools may not. Beavers from CAHS expect dual meets with Jamestown and Panama, plus league questions with Jamestown in the Lake Shore League. BOWL SCOUTS BUSY.
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New York State
Pennsylvania
New York
National Interscholastic Swim — Coaches Association
Panama
Beaver
Jamestown Red Raiders
Lake Shore
Erie
Jamestown
Unitas challenging role as Colts backup signal caller
Baltimore AP reports John Unitas, hailed as football's greatest QB, laments his backup role behind Lars Morrall. He says he wants to play but defends Coach McCafferty's decision, denying friction rumors while praising Burl's job. Unitas credits a remarkable Achilles recovery and notes he did not play in preseason games.
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Baltimore
John Unitas
Unitas
Jon McCafferty
Lars Morrall
Colts
McCafferty
Mack
Jim
John
Stargell Hopes To Rest After Knee Surgery
Pittsburgh Pirates slugger Willie Stargell was set for surgery to remove a cartilage from his left knee at Presbyterian University Hospital. He said a rest might help. Teammate Gene Alley had similar surgery last week and is expected to be released soon after starting physical therapy.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Presbyterian University Hospital
Gene Alley
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Skip Keller
Oi City
Bob Wagner
Franklin Sr
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Frank Trinch
Ottawe
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OW City
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Clark
Trinch
Crawshaw
Bright
Wagner
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Pichure
Hassan
e_iachtes
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Jay Palmer
Sterner
OM City
Halfpacks
Law
Barscr
Tom Pyle
Warren Dan Romeniszyn
Lew
Hasson
Piehulz
Jim Stromdahl
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Kafferlin Sales & Service
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
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