All-American team announced for 1976 Little All-America
The Associated Press selects the 1976 Little All-America squad with players from Western Illinois to Texas A&I and beyond. Notable picks include tight ends Scott Levenhagen and Skip Chase, quarterbacks Jeff Tisden and Steve Mariucci, and linemen and backs from numerous small colleges and universities.
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New York
Associated Press
Skip Chase
Towson
John Kimbrough
St. Cloud State
Larry McFarland
Texas A&i
Mark Orcutt
Lehigh
Larry Friedrichs
Northern
Arzona
Willie Williams
Missouri Southern
Dave Carter
Western Kentucky
Jeff Tisden
Nevada-Reno
Bill Burnham
New Hampshire
Ronnie James
Okla
Braves fall to 76ers as McAdoo sits knee on bench
The Buffalo Braves lost 123 102 to Philadelphia with Bob McAdoo on the bench amid contract talks. McAdoo scored 15 after 42 points and 29 rebounds the prior night, as Lloyd Free and Henry Bibby led the 76ers. Other NBA results include Boston over Portland 104 95 and Knicks 105 Nets 95.
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Buffalo Braves
Bob McAdoo
Philadelphia 76Ers
Braves
McAdoo
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Tates Locke
National Basketball Association
Lloyd Free
Henry Bibby
Boston
Portland
New York Knicks
New York Nets
Seattle
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Indiana
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Antonio
Phoenix
Houston
George McGinnis
Free
Julius Erving
76Ers
Bibby
Celtics
Trail Blazers
Sidney Wicks
College basketball results from AP across four regions
Army edged Northeastern 69 66 while LaSalle outscored Delaware 97 84 Navy beat Washington State 102 61 and Saint Bonaventure defeated Cornell 81 73 In the South Evansville topped Western Kentucky 78 61 Louisville beat Idaho State 89 68 and North Carolina State bested Appalachian State 70 64 Old Dominion routed Roanoke 113 69 among others Washington State 52 61 Oklahoma and Texas A M 92 83 in the West Arizona 115 55 over Adams State and Arizona State 104 82 over Denver
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Fdu-Madison
Manhattanville
LaSalle
Delaware
Lehigh
Colgate
Navy
Washington
Col
St. Bonaventure
Cornell
Temple
Dickenson
Vermont
St. Michaels
South
Evansville
Kentucky
Louisiana
Far West
Arizona
Adams St
Denver
Idaho
Calif
Sacramento
St. Mary's
Carroll
Mont
San Diego
Texas A I seeks third straight title bid at Central Arkansas
UCA meets Texas A I in the NAIA Division I championship game as Gil Steinke’s team pursues a 39th straight win. Richard Ritchie, 5-11, 175, leads A I with a high octane offense after guiding them from a 2-8 finish in 1973. Ritchie earned AP College Division All America honors, joining teammates Grunewald, McFarland and Barefield on the squad.
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Associated Press
Texas A&i
Gil Steinke
Richard Ritchie
Javelinas
Ritchie
University of Central Arkansas
Aggies
Oklahoma
A&j
Scott Levenhagen
Greg Lee
Western Illinois
Holtz withdraws as Arkansas coaching candidate
Lou Holtz of the New York Jets pulls out of consideration for Arkansas coach. Frank Broyles steps aside as athletic director and may recommend other candidates while stressing he cannot hire a coach. Broyles notes negotiations are delicate and the process remains in the faculty committee and president's hands.
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Arkansas Intercollegiate
United States Olympic Committee
AIC
LeRoy Nix, Jr
Nix
Board of Direectors
F. Don Miller
uSsDoc
Little Rock
Lou Holtz
New York Jets
University of Arkansas
Holtz
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Broyles
Arkansas
Jets
Lon Farrell
North Carolina
Hempstead, N.Y
Farrell
Solunar Tables From Knight's Book Guide Daily Sport Outlook
Solunar periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish or hunt during peak times and see sport potential. Names listed include Dennis Huckabee Ronny Rebman Greg Gammill Blake Mitchell Jeff Vaughn Joey Griffis Donny Rebman David Moore Kevin Talley Ronny Cornelius Terry McGill Robert Schobey. Coaches Ford Ward David Moore and Larry Vaughn also noted.
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Richard Alden Knight
Dennis Huckabee
Ronny Rebman
Greg Gammill
Blake Mitchell
Jeff Vaughn
Joey Griffis
Donny Rebman
David Moore
Kevin Talley
Ronny Cornelius
Terry McGill
Robert Schobey
Ford Ward
Larry Vaughn
Golf Club Manager Switch on Long Island
Delmonico Hotel manager Steven Yurasits leaves Cold Spring Country Club to head Pine Hollow in East Norwich on January 1 replacing Wolfgang Bulka. Yurasits previously managed Hempstead and North Hills clubs. Outfielder Bake McBride of the St. Louis Cardinals is the only Missouri native on his team.
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East Norwich
N. x
Stephen Wise
Delmonico
Steven Yurasits
Yurasits
Bernard Baruch
Albert Einstein
Baruch
Cold Spring Country Club
Cold Spring Harbor
Pine Hollow
Long Island
Hempstead
North Hills
Wolfgang Bulka
Bake McBride
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri
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Danny Fulton
Nebraska-Omaha
Ed Burns
Tennessee Tech
Paul Wagner
Coe
Rocky Gullickson
Moorhead State
Mark van Horn
Akron
Ted Petersen
Eastern Illinois
Augusta Lee
Alcorn State
Ted McKnight
Minnesota-Duluth
Jim van Wagner
Michigan Tech
Jim Haslett
Dave Marreel
Midland Lutheran
Ricky Locklear
Elon
Larry Warren
Roy Samuelsen
Springfield
Rick Budde
North Dakota State
Tim Collins
Tennessee- Chattanooga
Larry Grunewald
Bucks
Greg Anderson
Tana
Jimmy Parker
Wabash
Homa
Mike Moore
Middle Tennessee
John Barefield
Dean Caven
Wittenberg
Mike Berry
Northern Michigan
Mickey Sims
South Carolina State
Dan Kuehl
Puget Sound
Gary Bello
Ron Olsonoski
College of St. Thomas
Steve Ridgway
Pacific Lutheran
Frank Dark
Virginia Union
Norm Gladieux
Defiance
Steve Simmons
Pittsburg
Kan
State
Dana Nafziger
Cal Poly-Slc
Doug Long
Whitworth
Charles Collins
Southwest Texas State
Charles Pickett
Troy State
Bob Nemecek
Ashland
Terry Witherspoon
North Alabama
Pat Flaherty
East Stroudsburg
Steve Mariucci
Larry Collins
Howard Ferguson
Darrell Lipford
Western Carolina
Frankie Pilate
Andy White
Central Missouri
Dick Geddes
Illinois Wesleyan
Warren Martin
Kenyon
Bunky James
Guilford
Dave Bon
Cal Davis
Steve Cockerham
Randy Shipley
Oregon College of Education
Ron Harris
Massachusetts
Terry Headley
Colorado College
Nick Maragos
Northern Iowa
Jo Jo White
Maurice Lucas
Knicks
Nets
Lonnie Shelton
Earl Monroe
SuperSonics
Bullets
Leonard Gray
Pistons
Bulls
al Eberhard
Pacers
Lakers
Billy Knight
Dave Robisch
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Hawks
Spurs
John Drew
Suns
Rockets
Paul Westphal
Alvan Adams
Plain Watchers
Jim Mason
Yankee Stadium
Pat Zachry
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Fairfield
St. Francis, N.Y
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Richmond
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Baylor
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Trinity, Tex
Greening Ellis
Fromeft
Ken Duke
Shawn Cobb
Billy Tipton
Chris Mosier
Norman Richardson
Steve Williams
Mark Terry
Steve Ogden
Greg Collins
Charles Teal
Herbert Palmer
Glenn Dacus
Cody Mosier
Brian Mansfield
Chuck Stephens
Sean Ross
Timmy Mounts
Tommy Mounts
Don Helms
Wayne Epps
Tim Banks Lee Guillaams
John Foster
Steve Lemiles
UCA
A&i
Jays
Citizens National Bank (Green
Steve Shaw
Greg Murphy
Billy Butler
Jimmy Baker
Charles Ghormley
Brian Brown
Jonathan Martin
Mike Little
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Heath Moore
Hope Ark
Jim Harris
Hope
Ark
Richard Harris
Bobcats
Nashville
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