Bills Pick Walt Patulski At Draft After Money Talk
The Buffalo Bills prepared to draft Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski as the No. 1 pick amid talk he might cost more than past No. 1 choices. Patulski, 6'4" 260, could join the Bills for top money, though Buffalo aims to sign him despite a lean draft crop. The piece outlines early-round projections and team-by-team picks through the first round.
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Trevino Awarded Belt at Rochester Testimonial
Lee Trevino accepted the $30,000 Hickok Belt as top professional athlete of 1971 at a Rochester dinner. He called the honor a dream, said he's a rookie beside Jack Nicklaus, and vowed to continue competing in pro golf for several years.
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Bart Starr Eyes One More Pro Season Then Retirement
In Nashville Bart Starr, age 38, says he will retire after the 1972 season if physically able to play. He notes his right shoulder issues since 1967 but believes it has improved enough for a rugged test in April amid his health considerations and prior hints about his final year with the Packers.
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Bowling May Move Again
New York AP reports a sports production company led by Ralph Kiner will telecast two weeks of Canadian Football League games to U.S. audiences on Wednesday nights starting June 21 with Grey Cup highlights. CFL season runs August to November. Jerry Kramer will serve as color commentator.
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Stalling Wins for Oklahoma over Arkansas State
Oklahoma defeats Arkansas State 62-53 in a stalling game as Andrew Pettes scores 16 to lead the Sooners while Calvin Breedlove tops ASU with 16. Sooner record improves to 9-9, ASU to 4-8. Oklahoma hosts Southwestern Louisiana next with Dwight Lamar as leading scorer.
Kentucky Regains Lead in SEC Basketball Action
Kentucky's 70-year coach Adolph Rupp proclaims youth as he leads the Wildcats to a 77-74 win over Alabama to seize the SEC lead at 6-2. LSU upset Tennessee 63-62, while Tennessee dropped to second. Al Sanders starred for LSU with 21 points as Virginia and Florida State posted wins in other ACC and national games.
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Hope Wins Two From Spring Hill Bears in Jones Field House
Hope College teams split with Spring Hill Bears as the Kittycats win 39 17 and the B Bruins prevail 59 51 while the Bobkittens fall 32 30. East Griffin Henley Harris and Smith lead Hope scoring with double digit totals.
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Griffith Happy With Victory Over Muniz in Anaheim
Emilie Griffith at nearly 33 defeats Armando Muniz in a 10 round non title bout at Anaheim Stadium by unanimous decision. Griffith improves to 72 13 1 in a hall of fame career, while Muniz falls to 17 1 with 12 KOs. Three interceptions by 13 players in one NFL game, Willie Brown last to achieve four as Denver beat New York in 1964.
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Little Waldo Shakes Prep School Poll
Waldo shook up the AP high school basketball poll by beating Stephens 58 53 and Stamps 66 60. Stephens drops to seventh and Stamps exits the top ten as Little Rock Central Parkview Blytheville and Subiaco hold 1 2 3 4.
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