1975 AP All America picks for small colleges headline team
Marvin Webster of Morgan State and Eugene Short of Jackson State headline the 1975 Associated Press Little All America basketball team. Also honored are Gerald Cunningham Kentucky State Loyd Free Guilford Ike Williams Armstrong State with second and third teams listed.
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Ken Rappoport
NEW York (Ap
Marvin Webster
Morgan State
Eugene Short
Jackson State
Associated Press
Gerald Cunningham
Kentucky State
Loyd Free
Guilford
Ike Williams
Armstrong State
Webster
Short
Free
Cunningham
Williams
Fadene Short
Lloyd Free
the Williams
Major Jones
Albany State
Jim Blanks
Gardner-Webb
Bayard Forrest
Grand Canyon
Brian Hammel
Bentley
Lewis Linder
John Grochowalcki
Assumption
Gerald Walker
Gannon
Wilson Washington
Old Dominion
Larry Wright
Grambling
Jerome Holland
New Orleans
Miller Returns to Coral Open Facing Nicklaus Trevino
Johnny Miller rest and ready returns to the Coral Open at Doral for 72 holes with a $20,000 first prize. He faces Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino as Sam Snead J.C. Snead, Tom Weiskopf, Bruce Crampton, Buddy Allin and Bob Murphy also contend. Arnold Palmer and Hale Irwin are not competing.
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Bob Green
Miami (Ap
Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Miller
Arizona
Nicklaus
Trevino
Orlando
Jackie Gleason
Sam Snead
J.C
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Buddy Allin
Gleason
Bob Murphy
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Watson
Forrest Ferler
Tom Kite
Jerry Heard
Arnold Palmer
Hale Irwin
Fayetteville Girl on Arkansas Golf Team Heads to Texas Meet
Nan Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Arnold of Rt 3 Hope, is a member of Arkansas seven woman golf team this year. The squad, coached by Emile Pearce, will compete in a University of Texas meet in Austin March 17 and 18 against teams from across the South. Other players include Vicki Mazzia Hot Springs Jan Knight Pine Bluff Sally Stewart Fayetteville Mike Walker Jacksonville Joanie Gardner Bartlesville Okla Linda Cook Middleton N J.
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Fayetteville
Nan Arnold
Richard Arnold
Rt. 3N Hope
University of Arkansas
Austin
University of Texas
United States
Miss Arnold
Vicki Mazzia
Hot Springs
Jan Knight
Pine Bluff
Sally Stewart
Fayetville
Mike Walker
Jacksonville
Joanie Gardner
Kentucky Stays Top In AP College Poll Despite Slender Loss
Kentucky State remains atop the AP college division poll for a fourth straight week after a 73-62 NAIA playoff win over Pikeville, with Thornbreds coach Mitchell claiming 12 first place votes. Old Dominion rises to second after and Gardner-Webb to third, while several others trade spots in the Top 15.
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Associated Press
Kentucky State
Pikeville
Mitchell
Thornbreds
M-2
Malone
NATA
Kansas City
Old Naminion
Monarchs
Baltimore
Randolph Macon
Gardner-Webb Bulldogs
Jackson State
Alcorn
Monon
Post
New Orleans
St. Mary’s
Tex
Bentley
Akron
Kentucky
Old Dominion
Gardner-Webb
Jackson St
Gannon
St) Mary's
Randolph-Macon
North Dakota
Assumption
Marymount
Kan
Norfolk St
Solunar Tables Highlight Daily Fishing and Hunting Windows
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan days around peak sports windows. Use these times to target prime fishing territory or hunting cover for optimal results.
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Richard Alden Knight
Abdul Jabbar fouls out as Bucks fall to Warriors 107 90
Kareem Abdul Jabbar fouls out for the second time this season and Milwaukee loses to Golden State 107 90, delaying a potential move into third in the Midwest. Teams around the league include Bullets, Cavaliers, Knicks, Celtics, and Sonics winning their games.
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Kareem
Bucks
Warriors
Associated Press
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
Abdul- Jabbar
Golden State Wariors
Milwaukee
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Jerry Loeber
Golden State
Loeber
Larry Costello
Abdul-Jabbar
Costello
Malone shocks Kentucky State in NAIA second round upset
Malone College Canton Ohio stunned top seed Kentucky State 87 85 as Mark Klein poured in 41 points and Larry Arrington played lockdown defense. St. Mary's of San Antonio downed Newberry 75 59 while Winona State beat Bryant College 93 72. Wisconsin Parkside edged Morningside 74 54 and Tri-State topped Husson 96 78.
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Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Kentucky State
Malone College of
Canton
Ohio
Fdinboro
Alcorn
Miss
Wisconsin-Parkside
Marymount
Kan
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Finois Wesleyan
Midwestern
Tex
Norfolk
Fairmont
W. Va
Kearney
Neb
Malone College
Tri-State
Indiana
Millersville
Paz
St. Mary's
San Antonio
Winston-Salem
N.C
Central Washington
Associated Press
Nlay
ThomMbred
Lucius Mitchell
Winona State
Bryant College
Smithfield
R.I
Paul Sir
Gus Johnson
Central Oklahoma
Wildcats
Tes Wyatt
Wisconsin
Parkside
Morningside
Iowa
Gary Cole
Dave Schlesser
Rex Holmes
Husson
Maine
Ish McKitchen
Q and A on Tarkenton career and sports trivia mix
The letter asks about Fran Tarkenton's sore arm and consults with Dr. Michael Marshall in Lansing Michigan. It then covers movie trivia about The Longest Yard, eight former players on the Guards and Convicts rosters, and notes prisoners were used in the filming. It also addresses top college basketball coaches by wins, the Philadelphia Athletics history and nickname, pay for track stars, UCLA's home-win streak, and Los Angeles Aztecs tryouts.
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Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Michael Marshall
Fast Lansing
Mich
Mike Marshall
Cy Young
Los Angeles Dodgers
Michigan State
Fran
Burt Reynolds
Bert Doughty
Clovis
Calif
Joe Kapp
Ray Nitschke
Packers
Mike Henry
Rams
Ray Ogden
Eagles
Dick Fouts
Canada
Pervis Atkins
Ernie Wheelwright
Giants
Sonny Sixkiller
Washington
Georgia
Kapp
Cage results from East and Southwest regions NCAA II
The East region saw Israel Nationals 114 defeating Villanova 6 in a surprising result. In the Southwest, Houston beat Rice 73 as the NCAA Division II quarterfinals progress with Glasshare 60 over Mansfield 49, LeMoyne Owen 68 over Wittenberg 65, Avastana 49 over Hamline 42, and Brocknort 96 over Brandeis 76.
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Glasshare
Mansfield
LeMoyne-Owen
Wittenberg
Avastana
Hamline
Brocknort St
Brandeis
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