OJ Simpson Could Hit Record College Pay Package
OJ Simpson aims to become the richest college football player with a potential signing package exceeding 600000. Chuck Barnes, his agent, compares the target to Donny Anderson’s 1965 Packers deal and suggests a short contract if Bills meet the price. Barnes notes Simpson plans to move into social work after football.
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Archer wins Crosby Pro Am at Pebble Beach in dramatic finish
George Archer, known as the Gilroy Cowboy, erased a two stroke deficit to win the 28th Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach with a five under par 283 total. Howie Johnson, Dale Douglass and Bob Dickson finished two behind as Bruce Devlin posted the low 67.
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Tarkanian Opens Bid for Any Postseason Tourney
Cal State Long Beach coach Jerry Tarkanian urged selection committees to consider his 49ers for any postseason tourney. He cited a 18-game run with only one loss to Tulsa and highlighted a big win over Oklahoma City. He praised guards Ray Gritton and Shawn Johnson for scoring and pointed to UNLV as a national contender.
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Flying Sap camera man thrills Pebble Beach crowd
Pebble Beach coverage spotlighted ABC camera Joe Sapienza known as The Flying Sap. He braces 160 feet up amid 45 mph winds to capture panoramic shots on the Bing Crosby tournament. Sapienza recounts near misses at Notre Dame, Michigan State and Laurel Valley while earning respect for daring and skill.
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Dickson Proves A Year Changes Golf Fortunes
Dickson, once top amateur, turned pro and won the Crosby pro am with partner Jack Ging at age 25. He and Ging captured the 28th Crosby tournament pro am division with a 257 best-ball score, same as the prior year. Billy Casper again finished runnerup in the pro am.
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ABA Tells Lew Pick Your Team
The ABA announced Lew Alcindor may join any franchise if he signs a contract with the league. After a trustee board meeting on the eve of the all star game, commissioner George Mikan said the ABA could change its draft rules for Alcindor. Alcindor had not revealed his choice between the ABA and NBA, which said it would keep its standard procedures.
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Bulls At Forum Tonight Preview Lakers Hawks Race
The Lakers return to the Forum to host the Bulls as Atlanta reevaluates title odds. Atlanta has 13 games against winning clubs with nine away, while the Lakers meet those clubs 12 times and have five road contests. The Lakers hold an edge against weaker teams Seattle Phoenix Milwaukee.
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Lakers and Hawks face tough schedule stretch
Lakers coach Bill van Breda Kolff calls the next week a demanding spell as Los Angeles battles Chicago at the Forum with Wilt Chamberlain aiming to lift crowds after a 60 point game. The piece outlines upcoming games and travel for both the Lakers and Hawks, detailing home and away schedules and key opponents.
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