Seven Razorbacks enter pro ranks
The Arkansas Razorbacks led the SWC with seven players drafted into the NFL, including Rom Reed Joe Ferguson and Mike Reppond. Texas followed with top pick Jerry Lisemore, and Baylor SMU Texas Tech Texas A&M and TCU also placed players. In all 23 SWC players were drafted, plus one basketball transfer.
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Arkansas players taken in NFL draft rounds 3 to 17
Arkansas Razorbacks and affiliated players were selected across the NFL draft rounds 3 through 17. Buffalo claimed Joe Ferguson and Mike Reppond, Atlanta took Tom Reed and Jim Hodges, Pittsburgh picked Don Wunderly, Chicago selected Mike Griffin, and Los Angeles drafted Fuller Cherry. Additional selections included Terry Nelson, Bennie Shepherd, Wallace Francis, and David Reavis from various Arkansas schools.
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Wallace Francis
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Bennie Shepherd
Arkansas Tech
Miami
David Reavis
Fittsburgh
Brockington aids returning Vietnam veterans in Ohio
Former Ohio State star John Brockington volunteers 10 to 15 hours weekly to urging Ohio employers to hire Vietnam era veterans. He criticizes flag waving and plans to tour the state to connect veterans with jobs, citing 1,700 veterans in greater Columbus seeking work.
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Wade goes 442nd in NFL draft by Dolphins
Wade, TSU wide receiver, last pick overall at 17th round, will join the Miami Dolphins. He averaged 28 yards per kickoff return this season and will compete as a kickoff return man after coach John Merritt noted he was too fast for his quarterbacks. Wade clocked 4.4 seconds in the 40-yard dash.
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Celtics take one game lead in tight Atlantic race
Celtics win 94 89 over Cleveland to move a game ahead of the Knicks in the Atlantic Division. Don Chaney scores a season high 26 and Jo Jo White adds 18 as Boston recovers from cold start with clutch defense. Knicks fall to Detroit 94 91 as Lanier leads the Pistons with 30 points and 18 rebounds.
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N C State Nets Nets Maryland In ACC Showdown
No. 2 North Carolina State defeated Maryland 89-78 as David Thompson and Torhimy Burleson led the Wolfpack. Burleson earned Coach Sloan praise for a career night. Thompson scored 24 with 11 rebounds. Maryland’s Tom McMillen topped scorers with 25.
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Erving stars as Squires edge Nets 100 94 in ABA clash
Julius Erving played 36 minutes to score 47 points on 18 of 29 shooting and 11 of 12 free throws, add 11 rebounds and five steals as the Virginia Squires beat the New York Nets 100 94. George Carter led Nets with 19. Kentucky topped Dallas 109 99 and Utah routed Indiana 122 107 in other ABA action.
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Basketball title pending after SLC probe
The Southland Conference will not certify a basketball champion while investigations into three member schools for possible rule violations are ongoing. Southwestern Louisiana, McNeese State, and Louisiana Tech are involved, with Louisiana Tech under preliminary NCAA scrutiny. No team is declared champion until the inquiry concludes.
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Pro basketball Eastern and ABA East standings and results
The Atlantic Division leads Boston 41 9 and New York 43 13 in the East. ABA East shows Carolina 39 17 and Kentucky 36 19 atop the standings. Wednesday games feature Boston over Cleveland and Golden State over Philadelphia with several other results. Schedule highlights include Thursday games Golden State at Kansas Omaha and Los Angeles at Phoenix, with Friday matchups across multiple cities.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac Prepared for Hunters
Solunar Periods listed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan daily activities. The schedule encourages fishing and hunting in favorable times and locations to maximize sport potential.
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Sam Houston State tops AP college poll as S F Austin slips
Sam Houston State remains No. 1 in the AP college division poll after an 83-68 win over Stephen F. Austin, which falls from No. 2 to No. 4. Wis-Eau Claire and Augustana rise to Nos. 2 and 3 as S F Austin and Louisiana Tech trail. The Top Ten includes Assumption, Roanoke, Kentucky State, Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Philadelphia Textile, with Fairmont State and others outside the list. A separate note reports a $2,000 bequest to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in memory of Arthur C. Pingree.
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NFL Draft Ends as Talent Pool Mostly Picked Over
Bruce Lowitt reports the 1970 NFL draft largely filled, with 26 clubs selecting most top college stars in New York at the Americana Hotel. A few players like John Hufnagel, Eddie McAshen, Rufus Ferguson, Howard Stevens, and Rod Milburn remained unpicked, while John Matuszak became the first pick by the Houston Oilers.
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