Bills name Walt Patulski No 1 pick in NFL draft
New York AP reports Walt Patulski, a 6 foot 6 inch 260 pound Notre Dame star, was chosen as the top selection by the Buffalo Bills in the NFL draft. He describes his style as non aggressive, focusing on using reach and tackling without aiming to injure. Patulski notes his college work ethic and businesslike approach to football.
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New York
Walt Patulski
Patulski
Buffalo Bills
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Bills
Bob Woolf
Yeoman Secures Five Year UH Coaching Contract
Houston AP Bill Yeoman, UH head football coach, lands a new five year deal approved by the Board of Regents. The agreement, effective Jan 1, lasts five years with no disclosed salary. UH President Dr. Philip G Hoffman said the move expresses appreciation. Yeoman has a 61 35 4 record in 10 years and the 1971 team went 8 4 with a Bluebonnet Bowl loss to Colorado.
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Houston
Bill Yeoman
University of Houston
Board of Regents
Philip G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Yeoman
Colorado
Frazier bout nets Terry Daniels a lifelong badge of honor
New Orleans report recalls Terry Daniels facing Joe Frazier for ten minutes and 47 seconds, ending with four knockdowns. He recalls the brutal pace, the left hooks, and the fleeting dream of boxing glory alongside the $35,000 prize. He cherishes survival and the memory, even as he reflects on the odds.
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New Orleans
NEA
Terry Daniels
Willoughby
Ohio
Dallas
Mesquite
Terry
Joe Frazier
New Jersey
New York
David Copperfield
W. C. Fields
Freddie
Fred
Bartholomew
Dante Magnani
Boots Erb
Oakland
Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
SMU
O.K
Daniels
Hope Star publication details and staff roles
Hope Star publication data from 1899 to 1929 outlines the weekday issue schedule, office address at 212-14 S. Walnut St Hope Arkansas, P O Box 648, and contact numbers. It lists STAR PUBLISHING CO executives including Alex Washburn as President and Editor Donal Parker as VP and Advertising Manager Paul H. Jones as Secretary Treasurer and General Manager C M Pod Rogers as Director and Circulation Manager. It notes circulation and AP usage rights and memberships in several press associations with national advertising representatives listed.
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Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Memphis coach Babe McCarthy reaches 200 ABA wins
Memphis coach Babe McCarthy, sole survivor of the ABA's original coaching cast, notches his 200th career victory as the Pros defeat Dallas 96-87. James Harrison McCarthy, 48, comments on his milestone season while Charlie Williams leads Memphis with 24 and Donnie Freeman tops Dallas with 26. Virginia Squires beat New York Nets 117-105. Carolina defeats Denver 117-108.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Babe McCarthy
American Basketball Association
Pros
Dallas
Pye
McCarthy
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Carolina
Denver
James Harrison McCarthy
Charlie Williams
Donnie Freeman
Virginia
Nets
Bills compare Patulski to O J Simpson in signing deal
The Bills signed Patulski to a four year contract worth $300 000 comparing his value to O J Simpson’s impact with the team four years earlier. Woolf noted Simpson’s four year $300 000 deal and said Patulski is as valuable to his position as Simpson was to the Bills.
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O.J. Simpson
Bills
Simpson
Woolf
O.J
Patulski
Jim Plunkett
New England
Cinderella Tennis Girl Jeannie Everts Upsets Casals at Forest Hills
14 year old Jeannie Evert, sister of Chris, defeated Rosemary Casals 4-6 6-3 6-3 in the $25,000 Women’s International Tennis Tournament at Forest Hills. Casals, world ranked fifth, struggled with Jeannie’s drop and lob exchanges as the teenager claimed a landmark upset.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chris Evert
Forest Hills
Jeannie
Rosemary Casals
Evert
Miss Casals
United States
Chris
Billie Jean King
Rose
Cavaliers Rally Then Suffer Late Protest Loss
Cavaliers beat Buffalo 104-99 then played a protested game segment and lost 91-90 after 35-foot shot caroms. Austin Carr scored 12 of 19 in the third, Hazzard led Buffalo with 26, and NBA protests were upheld by Commissioner Kennedy.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Cleveland
Bill Fitch
Fitch
Cavaliers
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Golden State
Seattle
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Phoenix
Portland
Austin Carr
Walt Hazzard
Rick Roberson
Bobby Smith
Elmore Smith
Hazzard
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Oscar Robertson
Kareem Jabbar
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Ffer College
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Page
Warriors
Jeff Mullins
Spencer Haywood
Don Smith
Haywood
Bill Bradley
Dave DeBusschere
Jerry Lucas
Knicks
Pistons
Bob Lanier
Dave Cowens
Celtics
Red Wings
Ned Harkness
Harkness
Red Berenson
Mickey Redmond
Berenson
Redmond
Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Garry Unger
St. Louis
Frank Mahovlich
Montreal
Los Angeles
Centlemans Clothiers
West
2Nd St. Hope
George Wright, Jr
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