Northwest Guilford looks to rebound with new offense
Northwest Guilford High School, in its second year in the Mid-State 3-A, hopes for an improved season after a 1-8-1 record. Coach Ronnie Ball plans a pro style attack built around end Ronnie Shelton and teammate Martin Decker, with two junior quarterbacks competing and a backfield led by Randy Stewart and Fred Jessup. The line is weaker, but returning backs plus a strong defense aim to lift the team.
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OAK Ridge
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Martin Decker
Shelton
Randy Billings
David Coleman
Billings
Coleman
Randy Stewart
Fred Jessup
Carl Eller
Terry Smith
Smith
Eller
Harold Simmons
Soph Stephen Miller
Decker
Shelton Mann
Letterman Stephen Neal
Charles Fagg
Freddie Marshall
Saban Rebuilds Broncos With New QB and Draft Picks
Denver general manager coach Lou Saban reshapes the team by trading nine players and adding 13 including rookies Floyd Little and Pete Duranko. He aims to improve the woeful 4 10 record by pairing quarterback Steve Tensi with a stronger line and a young core.
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Lou Saban
Denver Broncos
Saban
Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
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Tensi
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Max Choboian
Broncos
Lionel Taylor
Abner Haynes
John Bramlett
Choboian
Cookie Gilchrist
Dave Costa
Rec Mirich
Ernie Park
Floyd Little
Pete Duranko
Tom Beer
George Goeddeke
Mike Current
Little
Charlie Mitchell
Gilchrist
Buffalo
Wendell Hayes
Beer
al Denson
Eckert vows action after Finley Athletics dispute
Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert said he will act later after receiving a request from the Major League Players Association for a hearing on the Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley quarrel. The fallout includes Alvin Dark's firing and Ken Harrelson's release, with Lew Krausse involved in a drinking incident and later reinstated.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Eckert
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Athletics
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Finley
Lew Krausse
Dark
Harrelson
USC Grid Star Mike McKeever Dies at 27
Montebello Calif AP former USC football star Mike McKeever died in a convalescent hospital at 27 after being unconscious since injuries from a Dec 3 1965 automobile crash. Coach John McKay called him the best defensive lineman he had. His twin Marlin played for the Los Angeles Rams. Survivors include his widow Judy. Both brothers were All America after USC junior year in 1959.
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Calif
Mike McKeever
Ormer
University of Southern California
Montebello Convalescent
McKeever
Trojan
John McKay
USC
Mike
Marlin
Los Enemies Rams
Judy
McKeevers
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