Sullivan Leads Time All America Football Team Selection
Pat Sullivan of Auburn headlines Time magazine's All America team chosen by NFL scouts with Cordell's Ed Marinaro also on the list. The story notes Sullivan's_status alongside Florida's John Reaves and Wisconsin's Gary Wichard among quarterbacks and details top backs, receivers, and linemen across offenses and defenses.
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Ed Marinaro
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John Reaves
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Gary Wichard
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Bobby Moore
Oregon
Jeff Kinney
Nebraska
Jim Bertelsen
Texas
Johnny Musso
Alabama
Terry Beas
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Jerome Barkum
Jackson
State
Mike Siani
Villanova
Tom Reynolds
San Diego State
Riley Odoms
Houston
Royce Smith
Georgia
Reggie McKenzie
Michigan
John Vella
USC
Lionel Antoine
Southern Illinois
Tom Droug
Tom DeLeone
Ohio State
Bruins Rout Aggies As Walton Dominates Pauley
UCLA routed Texas A&M 117-53 at Pauley Pavilion with Bill Walton scoring 23 points as Ohio State, Long Beach State, Kentucky, Michigan, and North Carolina also suffered upsets in top ten action. Indiana edged Kentucky 90-89 in double overtime.
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Mario Brown
Tom Riccardi
Tom Corde
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Tennessee Sets Early SEC Recruiting Pace
The Associated Press reports Tennessee led the SEC in the first recruiting weekend signing 31 grants-in-aid. Key local targets included Oak Ridge prospects Roger Higginbotham and Allen Lee and Knoxville Bearden back Rocky Goode. Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, and Vanderbilt followed with various totals. Florida State topped independents with 34 signings.
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Morgan County Prep Schedule Highlights Weekly matchups
Morgan County prep schedule lists key Monday through Saturday games featuring Eva and Danville across Hatton Decatur Cullman and other venues. Notable matches include Decatur at Huntsville Danville at Hatton and Hartselle hosting Falkville with West Morgan and Union Hill appearances.
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Vinemont
Ryan Woodville
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Goalby Wins Bahama Islands Open by One Stroke
Bob Goalby captured the $26,000 first prize and a top 60 exemption with a final round one-under 70 at the Bahama Islands Open in Freeport. George Archer finished second, Bert Yancey tied for third, and several players, including Ralph Johnston and George Knudson, earned or missed top 60 status affecting year-end earnings and tour eligibility.
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Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Bert Yancey
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Lucayan Country Club
Ralph Johnston
George Knudson
Dick Lotz
Jimmy Jamieson
George Allen Returns To LA to face Rams at Memorial Coliseum
George Allen brings the Redskins to Los Angeles for a Monday night showdown with his former Rams. The Redskins, 8 3 1, hope to clinch a playoff spot while Rams star Willie Ellison and quarterback Roman Gabriel loom as threats. Allen rebuilt Washington into a contender as Kilmer and Jurgensen rotated at QB.
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Angels draw big crowds in Anaheim six-year span
The California Angels have averaged 1,084,000 fans per season during their first six years in Anaheim. Lee Howley of Cleveland Ohio serves as president of Ducks Unlimited.
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