Big Eight Faculty Considers Limits on Scholarships
Big Eight Conference faculty representatives meet to discuss limits on athletic scholarships and renewal of the football letter of intent program. They may renew the Southwest Conference signing date agreement and consider a one year scholarship foundation. Wayne Duke leads as new executive director amid a busy December meeting week.
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Third and Fourth Rounds in San Francisco and Detroit Draft Notes
In the third and fourth rounds results, teams like San Francisco Detroit and Los Angeles select ends backs tackles and linebackers from Oregon Rice Southern California and more, with several choices acquired from Philadelphia Washington and Chicago. Notable picks include Dave Wilcox Pat Batten John Mims Willie Brown and Rene Prudhomme among others.
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Dave Wilcox
Oregon
Detroit
Pat Batten
Hardin Simmons
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
John Mims
Rice
Washington
Willie Brown
Southern California
Dollies
Minnesota
George Rose
Auburn Beck
Gerald Philbin
Buffalo
Jerry Richardson
West Texas State
Green Bay
Ode Burrell
Mississippi State
Baltimore
St. Louis
Rene Prudhomme
Louisiana State
Pittsburgh
Ralph Baker
Penn State
Roger Pilrith
Wisconsin
Tommy Crutcher
Texas
Christian Bock
Chicago
Sid Bronks
Bock
James Wilson
Georgia Quard
Bob Long
Wichita
Choice
Josh Perry
Lee Dunn
Mississippi
Ray Kubok
ASM
Mike Reilly
Towo Finebacker
Wally Hilgenders
Ioneda
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Matt Snell
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Ted Davis
Rudy Johnson
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Beck
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Jim Snowden
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Ken Henson
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Tony DiMidio
West Chester State
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Don Con Fers
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Alfred Denson
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John Hilton
Richmond
Hermon Johnson
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Jim Marrick
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Tom Gibson
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Henry Schichtie
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Jim Jones
Bob Doughtery
Tulse
Roy Pope
al Deverink
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Bob Poole
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Bill McWatters
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George Bedner
Notre Dace
Frank Pope
John Williamson
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Robert Carrington
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Robert Johnson
Gary Wood
Leroy Kelly
Morgan Stole Bock
Ken Gowman
Larry Rokestrow
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Leonard Hauss
Dollis
Jake Kupp
Wovyne Rasmussen
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Darrell Lester
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Vince Turner
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Willie Ross
Bobb Nichols
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John Briscoe
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George Busko
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John McDowell
St John’s
Joy Wilkinson
Duke
Fred Polter
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Tom Boris
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Roger Stoubach
Navy
Rick Leeson
Ron Smith
Larry Hond
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Gary Larsen
Concordie
Minn
Jeckie
Gien Holten
West Virginia
Bobby Robinson
Anthony Lawrence
Bowling Green Rockie
James Moran
Idaho Tockie
Dick van Rappohorst
Ohio State
Allen Jacobs
Utah
Maou
Almauist
City Bowling League Scores and Standings Report
Holiday Bowls hosts seven leagues with top game scores by Mary Deol and Cal Peal in scratch play. Standings show Holiday Bowls led by Mobile’s Beauty Shoo and Hickman’s Hellcats in their leagues, with Fowler’s Trophies and Russell Cleaners among top teams. Diverse teams across Mon. Nite Classic and Women’s Major League post high series totals and team wins.
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Standings and Scores From Monday Night Mixed League
At Holiday Low the Comets Tubes 272 topped Lorene Hordin and Fromkie Lectord 191 in game action. In the series the Comets Tutte a6 edged Lorene Hordin 5. Panceke Ville posted a team game 29 and Homer and Carter Ga rage achieved 2291 in team series while Wen Lew Underwood led the standings with Bor 80.
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Mo Valley Cagers Post Four Wins In Valley Sweep
Missouri Valley teams swept a four game schedule and improved to 10-1 against non conference foes. Wichita State beat Colorado 71-61 with Leonard Kelley scoring 22 after Dave Stallworth fouled out. Drake upset Hardin-Simmons 63-58 led by 14 points 11 rebounds from Dave Hansen. North Texas defeated West Texas State 88-78, Tulsa routing Northwest Louisiana 98-69 with Bill Kusleika scoring 42 points. All four games were at home.
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Drake
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Ohio
Cincinnati
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Bill Kusleika
Tulsa
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Louisiana
Army cadet Stichweh to start opposite Staubach in service game
West Point quarterback Carl Stichweh will play quarterback for Army against Navy star Roger Staubach in the 64th annual service game. Coach Paul Dietzel said Stichweh volunteered for the role after Army’s defeat and will play offense full time due to injuries. Stichweh, 185 pounds from Williston Park, will try to upset Navy and halt a potential five straight series losses.
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Paul Dietzel
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Dietzel
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Big Eight Attendance Mark Established in 1983
Unofficial Big Eight attendance figures show a record per game average for 1983 as fans filled venues. Oklahoma led with a five game average of 54,765 and total home attendance of 273,810 across five games while Oklahoma State drew about 20,000 per three home dates.
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Bonfire Rally Boosts Lawton Wolverines Before Friday Game
A pep rally and bonfire to spur Lawton Wolverines fans is set for Thursday evening at Elmer Thomas Park. The event, near Fourth and Ferris, aims to energize fans ahead of the state championship football game Friday against Tulsa Hale. Donations of old wood can be directed to Sherry Trussell at EL3-7769.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities
In Sydney Australia Sonoro Mar tinoh stopped Ralph Dupes. Philadelphia Jesse Smith defeated Gomeo Sreanan. Len Mathews stopped Jose Veliz in Philadelphia. Newcastle England Brien London knocked out Billy Nielson. Mexicali Ignacio Pina defeated Kemera Dico in Mexico.
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Australia
Sonoro Martinoh
Ralph Dupes
Newee
Junior Tite
Philadelphia
Jesse Smith
Gomeo Sreanan
Gelteracs
Len Mathews
Philadelphic
Jose
Chico) Veliz
Miami Beach
Flc
Newcastle
Eastend
Brien London
England
Billy Nielson
Omaha
Mexicali
Mexico
Ignacio Pina
Kemera Dico
France
One Policy for Entire Family Insurance Pitch
An advertising notice touts a single premium plan designed for today’s family. It promises security against tomorrow’s expenses from accidents and sickness and directs readers to call a local Woodsmen Accident and Life Company representative at 715 North 17th with phone EL 5 094 715.
Hayes Drafted In Both Loops By NFL and AFL
Bob Hayes the world’s fastest human and Olympic track candidate was drafted by both leagues. The Dallas Cowboys chose him in the seventh round of the NFL draft. the Denver Broncos picked him in the 14th round of the AFL draft.
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