Who Draft Picks Highlight a Flat 1972 College Pool
Walt Patulski claimed the No 1 pick by Buffalo as the 1972 NFL draft began with a thin field. Heisman winner Pat Sullivan waited to be chosen in the second round by Atlanta, while Ed Marinaro went 24th to Minnesota.
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Associated Press
NEW York
National Football League
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Notre Dame
Buffalo Bills
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Jim Plunkett
Archie Manning
Steve Owens
Terry Bradshaw
Sullivan
Atlanta
Marinaro
Minnesota
Vikings
Patulski
Buffalo
Bob Woolf
O.J. Simpson
Bills
Sherman White
California
Cincinnati Bengals
Lionel Antoine
Southern Illinois
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
J. Louis
Hawaiian Open field lacks clear favorite in strong lineup
The 200000 Hawaiian Open begins with a star studded 144 man field led by Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Billy Casper and George Archer. Archer, the top money winner this season, seeks the 40000 first prize as Palmer Nicklaus and Trevino face early season putting and weather questions in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
George Archer
PGA
Gary Player
Archer
Palmer
Nicklaus
Trevino
Lowery Sinks Razorbacks in Tight Tech Win
Texas Tech edged Arkansas 76-73 at Fayetteville as Greg Lowery drilled a 10 foot jumper with eight seconds left to seal the victory. Tech led most of the night but Arkansas cut the gap to one with 57 seconds remaining before a Razorback rally failed. Lowery topped scorers with 26 points, adding to his SWC lead.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Greg Lowery
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Tech
Parkers
Lowery
Martin Terry
Razerbacks
Dennis White
Wayne Howard
Aggies
Owls
Mario Brown
Ruben Triplett
Mustangs
Texas
Longhorns
Larry Robinson
Zandh Thiel
Larry Delzell
Roy Thomas
Poin Baylor
TCU
Penne
Judge orders probation lifted for Cal athletes case
In San Francisco a U.S. District Court judge ruled the NCAA must lift its August probation on the University of California over the 1.6 rule. Judge Albert C. Wollenberg found the NCAA acted unconstitutionally denying equal protection and due process in Curtis and Brumsey case. Co-counsel J. Stanley Sanders called it a landmark decision.
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U.S
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of California
NCAA
Albert C. Wollenberg
Isaac Curtis
Larry
Brumsey
Cal
Curtis
Bears
Wollenberg
Curtis- Brumsey
J. Stanley Sanders
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sanders
Witte Returns to Star Buckeyes in Upset Bid vs Iowa
Luke Witte’s triumphant 17 points 14 rebounds sparked Ohio State’s 82-77 win over Iowa marking his first return since the Minnesota brawl. Coach Fred Taylor praised his recovery as Hornyak’s clutch shooting helped Ohio State join Minnesota and Michigan atop the Big Ten race amid a flurry of other college games.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Luke Witte
Ohio State
Buckeye
Minnesota
Luke
Fred Taylor
Witte
Iowa
Allan Hornyak
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Virginia Military Institute
Drake
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Davidson
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Nebraska
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Rice
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Ucal-Irvine
Hawkeyes
Kevin Kumnert
Rick Williams
Hornyak
Kunnert
Williams
John Brown
Brown
Tigers
Jayhawks
Bud Stallworth
Mike Jeffries
VMI
Jim Snyder
Denny Rusch
Todd Lalich
Bill Brown
Cleo Kilgore
Dennis Bell
West Texas
Steve Davidson
Joe Sutter
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily activity windows for fishing and hunting. The schedule advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover to maximize sport in each day’s best times.
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Richard Alden Knight
Standings and Scores From Pro and College Basketball
NBA results show Phoenix beating Portland 129 117 and other Wednesday games. ABA East leaders Kentucky and New York clash in standings while Utah and Indiana hold strong records. College scores include Texas Tech over Arkansas 76 73 and notable results from Arkansas and Florida State with multiple local teams, leaders, and OT noted for American University and Davidson.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Seattle
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San Antonio
Tex
Milwaukee
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Golden State
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Indiana
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Denver
Arkansas
Associated Press
Texas Tech
Brundage Called a Dictator by an Angry Schranz
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Austrian ski star Karl Schranz denouncing International Olympic Committee president Avery Brundage as a dictator. Schranz, disqualified for commercial use of his image, blasted Brundage after a dramatic press conference and planned to leave the Olympic Village soon for temporary housing with Franz Kneissl.
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Will Grimsley
Japan
Brundage
Karl Schranz
Schranz
Franz Kneissl
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
America
Olympic Village
IOC
Kneissl
SWC Leaders Clash As SMU Texas Tech Texas A&M Win
Texas A&M Texas Tech and SMU won on the road to share the SWC lead with 4-1 records. SMU beat Texas 65 80 at Moody Coliseum in a sellout crowd of 9 047. Tech beat Arkansas 76 73 at Fayetteville. A&M topped Rice 80 70 in Houston. Baylor beat TCU 93 77 at Waco.
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Hardin-Simmons
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Texas A&m
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Associated Press
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Razorbacks
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Aggies
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Longhorns
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Windham Coed Basketball Pushes Legal Battle
Karen Wise, 20, claimed as the first coed to play at Windham College, seeks ACLU help to stay on the varsity team after ECAC ineligibility ruling. Windham backs her, allowing participation if opponents consent. ECAC rule challenged as discriminatory amid college president Winslow’s call to strike the male-only clause.
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Putney
Karen Wise
American Civil Liberties Union
Windham College
Karen
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
Eugene C. Winslow
Winslow
Hempstead County Meet at Blevins Opens Today
The Hempstead County tournament begins in Blevins today and runs through Saturday. Wednesday games feature Spring Hill versus Saratoga Senior boys at 8 30 p.m. and Spring Hill versus Blevins Junior boys at 7 30 p.m. plus Blevins vs Lincoln Junior girls at 6 30 p.m. Thursday schedules include Spring Hill versus Saratoga Junior girls at 6 30 p.m. Spring Hill versus Lincoln Senior girls at 7 30 p.m. and Blevins versus Lincoln Senior boys at 8 45 p.m.
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Blevins
Spring Hill
Saratoga
Lincoln
Advertising Is Banned At Winter Olympics Nordic Races
In Sapporo FIS delegate Fred Roessner warned 60 skiers from 19 nations that posing with skis and displaying trademarks after races will lead to disqualification. Doping tests will be conducted on three medalists and three random contestants after each race, with the test conducted within 30 minutes at the ski stadium and nonparticipants facing automatic disqualification.
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Sapporo
Japan
International Ski Federation
FIS
Fred Roessner
Austria
Feder
Ation
International Olympic Committee
Roessner
Open day clouds Olympics amid Schranz ban and pomp
The 21 gun salute opens the 11 a.m. ceremony in Sapporo as 35 nations march in for the Winter Games despite ill feeling over Karl Schranz ban for selling his name. Emperor Hirohito to declare the Games open, torch bearer Takada, and Miyoshi ceremony mark the start amid snow.
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Japan
Karl Schranz
Hirohito
Schranz
Makomanai
Tokyo
Avery Brundate
International Olympic Committee
Akira Miyoshi
Hideki Takada
Olympia
Greece
Keiichi Suzuki
Suzuki
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