Hope x Star SPORTS ASU guards may be best in nation
ASU backs Bill Phillips and Wayne Dorton, teammates since 1967, are hailed as perhaps the nation’s top offensive guards. Phillips and Dorton earned Little All-American and honorable mention honors, while Calvin Harrell and Dennis Meyer made the second team. The Indians, 18-0, meet Central Missouri in the Pecan Bowl in Arlington, Texas, with both players lauded for power, quickness, and leadership.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Jonesboro, Ark
Bill Phillips
Wayne Dorton
Arkansas State University
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Bill Davidson
Phillips
Dorton
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Dennis Meyer
Gary Cleve
Central Missouri
Arlington
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Ira Clemons
Dierdorf
Michigan
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Newton
DiNardo
Kell
Popplewell
Colorado
Alessis
Royal
Weaver
John McKay
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Loyd Phillips
Bumpas
Perdoni
Bobby Dodd
Tech
Stillwagon
Anderson
Charlie McClendon
LSU
Auburn
Ham
Murtaugh
Southern Cal
Casanova
Ole Miss
Tatum
Gene Stallings
Texas A&m
Elmendorf
Unseld Dominates Alcindor In Bullets 127 Buck 97 Victory
Wes Unseld led Washington with 25 points 18 rebounds and nine assists as the Bullets routed Lew Alcindor and the Bucks 127 97. Jack Marin matched Unseld with 25 while Alcindor had 24 for Milwaukee. Boston 136 Seattle 121 Portland 109 Cleveland 102 Cincinnati 118 Atlanta 106 San Francisco 110 Detroit 49 Virginia 113 Denver 109 Indiana 129 New York Nets 108 in NBA action.
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Balltimore
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National Basketball Association
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Dick Snyder
Jim Barnett
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Walt Wesley
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Lou Hudson
Pete Maravich
Green
Jerry Lucas
Jeff Mullins
Dave Bing
Jimmy Walker
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Houston Big Issue in SWC Meet
Dallas AP reports the Southwest Conference winter meeting opens with University of Houston as the central topic. Directors, coaches, and business managers meet from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and again 8:30 a.m. to noon Friday, with faculty sessions Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Texas sponsors a bid for Houston to join the conference.
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Reference
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for optimal fishing or hunting. It advises using the Solar Periods to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover to maximize sport and success.
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Richard Alden Knight
ABA Debut at Garden Draws Big Crowd
The ABA made its Madison Square Garden debut with 12 522 in attendance as the Virginia Squires rallied to beat Denver 133 109 and the Indiana Pacers crushed the New York Nets 129 108. NBA results mirrored a busy night with Baltimore, San Francisco, Boston, Cincinnati and Portland winning.
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Carolina
Indiana
Denver
Hampton
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Utah
Kentucky
Texas
Greensboro
N.C
Theismann Named AP All America Quarterback Over Plunkett
Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann is selected as the AP All-America quarterback, edging Stanford’s Jim Plunkett. The team includes Theismann’s Notre Dame teammates and stars from Texas, Ohio State, Nebraska, LSU, USC, Michigan, and other programs, highlighting standout seasons and records across the offense and defense.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Theismann
Larry DiNardo
Jim Braxton
West Virginia
Ernie Jennings
Air Force
Elmo Wright
Houston
Dan Dierdorf
Michigan
Don Popplewell
Colorado
Don McCauley
North Carolina
Q. J. Simpson
Charlie Weaver
Southern California
Dick Bumpas
Arkansas
Rock Perdoni
Georgia Tech
Jack Ham
Penn State
Dave Elmendorf
Texas A&m
Wright
Vorster
Atessis
Perdoni
Plunkett
Purdue
Worster
Royal
Tommy Nobis
Texas
McCauley
Duke
Simpson
Southern Cal
Jennings
Cougars
Braxton
Louisville Triumphs Over Dayton In Final Seconds
Louisville Cardinals beat Dayton Flyers 72-70 as Larry Carter stole a pass at midcourt in the final seconds and drove in for the winning basket. Dayton coach Don Donoher noted Dayton tied the game at 70-70 with two minutes left on Al Bertke’s 12-footer. Carter’s theft sealed a Missouri Valley Conference victory for the 3-0 Cardinals amid a slate of college games across the nation.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Larry Carter
Louisville
Dayton
Carter
Missouri Valley Conference
Cardinals
Flyers
Ohio
al Bertke
Don Donoher
Tom Crosswhite
Ron Thomas
New Mexico State
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Ken Durrett
LaSalle
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Tony Kraus
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Spring Hill Triumphs in Two Overtime Wins
In the Independent Basketball League Perry's defeated Monte's 104 to 96. Lee scored 30 and Massanelli 20 for Perry's while Townsend 32 and Hatfield 22 led Monte's. Spring Hill then beat Blevins 102 to 95 in two overtimes with Polk 29 and Sooter 20 aiding. Next week Perry's faces Spring Hill and Monte's plays Blevins.
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Lee
Massanelli
Townsend
Hatfield
Spring Hill
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W. Kidd
Sooter
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L. Huggs
Monte
Boxing champ Foster loses WBA recognition
Richmond AP report says World Boxing Association withdraws recognition of Bobby Foster as world light heavyweight champion. WBA President Bill Brennan cites failure to post a forfeit to defend the crown within 90 days against the No. 1 contender after a planned Foster Frazier bout. Foster has not defended since May 24, 1968, fueling division strain.
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Richmond
Bobby Foster
World Boxing Association
WBA
Bill Brennan
Foster
Joe Frazier
Brennan
Lou Visensi
Trevino Aims for Golf Triple Crown in Bahamas Open
Lee Trevino leads money, Vardon Trophy, and exemption points going into the Bahama Island Open, the last 1970 season event. He would become the first to hold all three honors if he wins. rivals include Dave Hill and Bruce Crampton, with Trevino stressing his putting and consistency to seal the feat.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Freeport
Trevino
Dave Hill
Hill
Bruce Crampton
Larry Hinson
Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Frank Beard
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Beard
Dave
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