Nebraska trio leads 1972 AP All America selections
The Associated Press 1972 All-America football team includes three players from Nebraska and four from Southern California. Notables: Johan Rodgers, Rich Glover, Willie Harper from Nebraska. Charles Young and Richard Wadepas from USC. Joha Hulnagel and Otis Armstrong among top backs. Rodgers sets multiple NCAA and Nebraska records. Hulnagel directs Penn State to 126 wins in 222 games.
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Second Team Football Acheivements and Bowling Championship
A garbled list of college players by position appears, naming Gary Butler Rice Barry Smitty Florida Tackies Péle Adams Southern California Paul Seymour Michigan guards Joe de Lamieltivee Michigan State Bill Singielary Tempie Orderie Mitchell Air Force Tony Adam Utah Run ning Backs Dick Jouran Yale Roosevelt Leaks Texas Howard event Defensa Ends Bruce Bannon Penn Dan ny Sanspree Auburn Tackles John Grant Southern California George Hasentar Ohio State Donald Rives Texas Tech linebackers Glen Gaspard Tom Jackson Jamie Patella Yeanesser Buckslev Glahak Nebraska Randy Logan Randy Isa Groegla Tech Nine Base Wide Receivers Steve Sweeney Calilar rs the Tackies Bruce Walton UCLA Daryl White Nebraska Guards Kenones Okishomay Lavey Ulmer Western Michigan Center Gerald Schultze West Virginia Quarterback Dan Sthock Virginia Tech Running Barks-ab Hitchens Miami Steve Jones Duke Pete Van Val kenburg Brigham Your Endé Steve Honusion Army Mery Krakau on State Tackles Charlie Davis Texas Cubs sign loan fantastak Tuniya Middle Guard Tony Cristian Miami Fis Lineharkers Steve Brown Cry soate Jim Merle Stallard Eddie Sheats Kansas Backs Cullen Reyant Cotoreda John Pravast Haly Cross Javita Wallace Arizona Nearly 110000 women competed for 851805 in the s3ard WIHC bowling championships at Kansas City Mo. The 52 day event ended May 27.
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College football player names and teams listed in jumbled roster
A crowded OCR fragment lists numerous college football players and teams, mentioning schools such as Rutgers Northwestern Ohio State Iowa State San Diego State Utah State Arizona State Long Beach State Indiana Virginia Texas Alabama Auburn North Carolina State Stanford Notre Dame Michigan Texas etc. The block appears as a long sheet of names with associated schools and positions, typical of a roster or press release.
Little All-America team named by AP for 197% season
The Associated Press selects a 22 man College Division All-America squad led by runners Edwards and Johnson. Notables include UC Davis quarterback Biggs, Louisiana Tech receiver Carr and Grambling defensive backs, with Tennessee Tech linebacker Youngblood repeating from 1971.
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College basketball scores and standings from across the nation
A scrambled recap shows multiple games with scores: LaSalle over Aydayne 67 to 78, Trinity 68 Penn 67, Oregon State 47 Temple 54, Niagara 62 Virginia 67, Navy 69 Baltimore 45, Gettysburg 45 Virginia, Lehigh over SW Louisiana, Notre Dame 12, Valparaiso 72, Loyola St Marys 88, Michigan 10, Ball State 7, Ural Hoberts 5, Toledo 77 Akron 68, Wisconsin 2, West Coast flips, and Texas A&M 07 Oklahoma State 82. Overall rough blitz of midweek college basketball results across regions West, Midwest, and South.
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Big Ten Enters Clash With USOC Over Olympic Policy
The Big Ten voted to drop USOC membership, a move seen as the conference joining the NCAA in a broader fight. Commissioner Wayne Duke said the conference will allow athletes and schools to cooperate in Olympic activity while criticizing the USOC and its management of the Olympic program.
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Ame Vro Basketball Standings KY Associated Press
Ky basketball standings reported by the Associated Press detail team records and rankings. Key squads listed include top performers and their win loss tallies across the season progress with emphasis on league leaders and regional standings.
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Spurs stop Eagles in Denver hockey clash topples Salt Lake
Don Borgeson Murray Keegan and Jack Borossik led the Deaver Spurs with a four goal first period surge and held on after the Salt Lake Eagles rallied. Borgeson added a later pair as Denver regained the lead with Milan Marcella and Jim Shires scoring in the second, while Pete Vipond sealed Salt Lake’s fate with a third period tally.
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