Florence State Adds 16 Players for 1974 Season
Florence State University announces 16 new signees from Alabama Georgia and Tennessee for the 1974 season. New Alabama additions include Jerry Davis Louie Davis Dana Poe Billy Reynolds Mike Allison David Atkins Mark Neuhauser Rocky Jacobs and more. Tennessee flips include Larry Allen Allen Richardson and Fred Mahler. Georgia hires cover Stan Debord Mike Ayala Ronnie Beers Jerry Kinsey.
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Marion County
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Addison
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Palmetto
Willie Taylor
Ensley
Butch Garrison
Jones Valley
Myles Smith
West End
Abernathy to Back Boycott at Sugar Bowl Rally
The SCLC will have Rev. Ralph David Abernathy address a mass rally in New Orleans to back a boycott of the Sugar Bowl. The local SCLC protests the Alabama Notre Dame game over a six black member committee on the 83 member Mid-Winter Sports Association. The national office will picket ABC in New York where the game is set to be televised.
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American Broadcasting Co
Cowboys Look To Staubach In Conference Showdown
Dallas without Calvin Hill will lean on Roger Staubach against the Minnesota Vikings for the National Conference title. Robert Newhouse starts at running back with Walt Garrison limited by a shoulder injury as Dallas shifts toward a passing attack led by Staubach.
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NEW York Times
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Los Angeles
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Billy Joe Dupree
Minnesota
Wally Hilgenberg
Roy Winston
Washington
Denver
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Miami
New Orleans
Dolphins Have A Score To Even With Oakland
Miami, aiming to rebound after a 12-7 loss that halted an 18 game win streak, prepares for the American Conference title game against Oakland in Miami. Key players Manny Fernandez and Tim Foley may return, while Ken Stabler leads the Raiders with a top passing attack.
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Louisville Tide Meet In Holiday Classic Tournament
South Carolina faces Alabama at 7 p.m. in Freedom Hall while Louisville meets Eastern in the Holiday Classic. South Carolina aims for a sixth straight 20 win season after a Bloomington loss. Alabama slipped to No. 13 after a defeat to St. John’s.
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Knicks Suffer Capital Punishment By Bullets 102 100
Elvin Hayes powered the Capital Bullets to a 102-100 win over the Knicks with 24 points and 20 rebounds. Hayes scored eight points in the final minutes including the go ahead basket as Mike Riordan and Phil Chenier contributed. Walt Frazier led New York with 27 points in a comeback bid that fell short.
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Hoosiers Friars Vie in Major Holiday Tours
Indiana ranked seventh is favored in the Far West Classic in Portland. Providence, ninth, heads Rainbow Classic in Honolulu. The two majors join other tournaments as 600 teams play before Christmas, with more than 125 events on the schedule.
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Associated Press
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Top seed Billy Martin wins in Orange Bowl junior tennis
In Miami Beach Billy Martin of Palos Verdes Calif defeats Jose Garcia 6-4 6-0 to stay atop the 18 and under division as Filip Krajcik of Austria ousts Luigi Ligorini of Italy 6-2 4-6 6-4 Meanwhile in Troy New York long time RPI coach Martin J B McDonagh dies at 85
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Austria
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Italy
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Rensselaer Polytechnic — Institute
Augie Donatelli Retires After 1973 World Series
Augie Donatelli, a 59-year-old National League umpire for 24 seasons, retires after the 1973 World Series. The veteran known for his colorful style now sells pitching machines to schools and little league teams.
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Kentucky Wesleyan 5 Tops AP College Division Poll
Kentucky Wesleyan 7 0 survived Evansville test to hold the top AP college division ranking with 22 first place votes and 538 points. Tennessee State rises to second, Kentucky State slides, and Evansville moves to fourth as Alcorn A&M climbs to fifth amid a top 15 full of shifting teams.
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Haskel Stanback Aims for 100 Yard Bowl Rush and Win
Tennessee tailback Haskel Stanback says his best season came up short of a 1 000 yard goal but he expects to gain 100 yards in the Gator Bowl against Texas Tech. He adds he would gladly play running back wide receiver or defensive back in the pros and notes renewed team enthusiasm ahead of the game.
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