Allen Delivers Odd Draft For Redskins As Cowboys Eye Change
George Allen, in a draft marked by retreads and late picks, selects Moses Denson in the eighth round while Dallas signals a backfield shakeup with early picks Bill Thomas and Robert Newhouse. Duane Thomas faces possible Cowboys departure after marijuana incident as the draft ends with Denver, Miami and others making late moves.
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WCA basketball leaders USF and Santa Clara face Pepperdine Loyola foes
United Press International reports USF and Santa Clara atop the West Coast Athletic Conference race at 40 records. The Dons host Pepperdine led by Bill Averitt as the Waves sit 3-2 in league play while Santa Clara meets Loyola, 1-4 in conference play, with games scheduled Saturday night.
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California NCAA case stalls as judge halts penalty
Federal Judge Albert C. Wollenberg issued a restraining order against the NCAA to delay Cal's indefinite probation while the Curtis and Brumsey aptitude test issue is reviewed. The university must still meet revisions, and the institutional penalty remains in effect even as conflicting opinions surface.
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Westphal’s Oly bid in doubt after USC knee surgery
USC guard Paul Westphal, sidelined by a torn knee cartilage and probable ligament damage, will undergo Friday surgery and may miss the U S Olympic team. He faces a tough recovery before proving himself again. Frank Heckl of USC earned the 1971 Southern California Athlete of the Year after six Pan Am golds and a silver.
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Debbie Meyer Injured Skiing, Won't Change Comeback Plan
Debbie Meyer, 19 and a triple Olympic gold medalist, briefly retired from swimming to ski at Lake Tahoe. She broke her ankle Monday while learning the sport but will not abandon her goal to return to skiing once healed. She said she will not be afraid to try again.
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Gauchos Host Cal State Los Angeles In PCAA Clash
UCSB with 13-5 overall and 3-3 in conference hosts Cal State Los Angeles at Robertson Gym. Earl Frazier scores 29 and grabs 13 in a 86 81 win over Fresno State as John Tschogl adds 21 points and nine rebounds. Cal Poly Pomona climbs to 10-9 with wins over Cal State Fullerton and U C Irvine.
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New boats are chip off old log
The New York show features bass boats 12 to 18 feet with dual outboards and electric trolling gear. Modern hulls rely on fiberglass reinforced plastic or marine aluminum, with inflatable and compact models expanding to kayaks and canoes.
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College scores roundup from United Press International
A stream of college basketball results from UPI lists many games with team names and scores including Xavier 82 over Wisconsin Milwaukee 62, Army 80 over Buffalo 74, Temple 67 over LaSalle 56, Marist 83 over Bloomfield 65, Memphis State 77 over Louisville 69, and more across numerous colleges and venues.
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Breit and Balsis reach fifth straight win in pocket billiards
UPI reports Jack Breit of Houston and Joe Balsis of Minersville Pa won their fifth straight in the World Invitational Pocket Billiards Championship. Breit beat Joe Risso of Trenton 150-80 and Balsis defeated Kazuo Fujima of Kyodo Japan 150-38 in Portland Oregon.
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Cal Poly Opens 1972 Baseball Campaign Against Alumni
Cal Poly SLO begins the 1972 season Sunday at 2 30 p.m. versus an Alumni team at San Luis Obispo Stadium. The 52 game schedule follows a 39 11 1 year with key returnees Dave Oliver Dave Snow Steve McFarland Gary Knuckles Les Ohrn Mike Krukow and Dennis Wallin as the core. New pitchers include Dennis Root and Dave Crunnell. Bantamweight champion Agustin Lenin of Spain retained his title by outpointing Guy Caudron of France in a 15 round bout in Barcelona according to UPI.
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Village Country Club Women Golf Assn Tourney Results
The Village Country Club Women’s Golf Assn held a Wednesday tourney with a pro selection of odd or even match. Edna Stanley won the first flight with Virgie Burger and Jinny Sphar tied for second then Jean Garland fourth. Wanda Anderson won the second flight with Elsie Briscoe second Evelyn McCloud third and a tie for fourth Marge Kunkel and Jean Tyler. In the third flight Mabel McClendon and Ruby Freeman tied for sixth with Edie Henricks and Sally Doran sharing the third flight honors.
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