Bruce James Graded All-America by Razorback Coach
Arkansas defensive end Bruce James earns back-to-back 90s in grades from Charley Coffey after strong showings against Texas A&M and Rice. Coffey praises James’s discipline, double-team beating, and mental and physical toughness despite earlier ribs injuries and a car accident.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Charley Coffey
Coffey
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Rice
Razorback
Bruce James
James
Bruce
Moss Point
Miss
Steve De-Long
Lloyd Phillips
DeLong
Tennessee
Phillips
NHL Results and Schedule Report
The Associated Press records Tuesday results with Los Angeles defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 1 and Boston beating Vancouver 6 to 3. It lists today’s five games including Montreal at California and Pittsburgh at New York among others, with upcoming Thursday featuring Detroit at St Louis as the only scheduled game.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Boston
Vancouver
Montreal
California
Toronto
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
St. Louis
Oaklawn Park Announces Race Season
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas opens a 50 day meet from February 5 to April 3. President Charles J. Cella forecasts success with two highlights the Arkansas Derby and the Oaklawn Handicap on the final two Saturdays.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Charles J. Cella
Showdowns Loom in Big Eight and Big Ten
Fourth-ranked Nebraska hosts Kansas State as Ohio State and Michigan seek to avoid letdowns before key tests. Purdue at Ohio State, Iowa at Michigan, Stanford at Air Force, Notre Dame vs Georgia Tech, Auburn vs Georgia, UCLA vs Washington, West Virginia vs Syracuse, Yale at Princeton, and Oklahoma at Kansas frame a busy college football weekend with title implications and team anxieties.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Nebraska
Kansas State
Wildcats
Lincoln
Ohio State
Michigan
Buckeyes
Purdue
Iowa
Cornhuskers
Lafayette
Boilermakers
Woody Hayes
Hawkeyes
Stanford
Air Force
Jim Plunkett
Bob Parker
John Ralston
Yale
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
Boog Powell Wins AL Most Valuable Player Award
Baltimore Orioles star Boog Powell was named the American League MVP after a 1970 season in which he hit .297 with 35 homers and 114 RBIs. Powell, 29, joins a lineage of strong Orioles stars and described the honor as the biggest moment of his life. He reflected on his rise from a football-bound youth to a fulltime first baseman and noted his intention to pursue a salary above six figures in 1971. Powell spoke of his simple life at home near Miami and his love of fishing as he prepares for the next season.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
MIAMI
John Wesley
Boog” Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Minnesota Twins
Jim Perry
Cy Young
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Boog
Powell
Orioles
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Miami Stadion
Key West
Boog Powell
Lakeland
Fla
John
University of Florida
Baltimore
Appleton
Wis
Paul Richards
Jimmy Fox
Biscayne Bay
Jan
Jennifer
John Wesley Jr
J.W
U.S. 1
Boog’s Burgers
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Whitey Ford
Sam McDowell
Sam
Denny McLain
Kaat
Woodie Held
Kickers Earn Pro Play nod for Dempsey and Blanda
AP honors New Orleans’ Tom Dempsey and Oakland’s George Blanda as co offensive players of the week. Dempsey kicked a 63 yard game winner vs Detroit, breaking the record in a high arching strike with a unique shoe. Blanda, subbing for injured Lamonica, sparked a 23 20 win over Cleveland with a tying pass and a 52 yard field goal.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Tom Dempsey
George Blanda
Dempsey
New Orleans
Blanda
Oakland
Saint Booter
Raider
National Football League
Detroit
NFL
Wes
Lions
Bert Rechichar
Joe Schmidt
Cleveland
Kansas City
Daryle Lamonica
Pittsburgh
Odds Wizard Sees Success in New York
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports on Jimmy the Greek Snyder predicting New York off track betting will succeed, reduce illegal betting, and fund city programs. The article covers expected parimutuel pools, public education, and the shift from bookies to legal city parlors with high payout potential.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Jimmy
Snyder
Las Vegas
Nevada
Howard Samuels
New York City
Jimmy the Greek
Samuels
Corporation
Wizard of Odds
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Doris Johnson
Delia Jordan
Kxar Kolumn
Mountaire
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Moore Bros. Grocery & Market
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