Third Down awards Tarkenton and Butkus voted team's MVP
The Newspaper Enterprise Association poll names Fran Tarkenton of the Vikings and Dick Butkus of the Bears as co MVPs on their teams. The piece lists additional NFL MVP selections by city, noting players like Larry Hand, Dave Hampton, Chester Marcol, Ken Iman, Walt Garrison, Archie Manning, Ron Johnson, Harold Jackson, Ernie McMillan, Ted Kwalick, and Larry Brown from various franchises.
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Village Country Club Men’s Golf Assn Results Summary
Last week at Village Country Club Men’s Golf Assn results shown across several events. Wednesday best ball threesome won by Organ Perry Janast with net 62 and Lee Irvine led individual net 69. Thursday best ball foursome Pendly Dutra Smith Mosely net 73. Pendly also top individual with 71. Saturday morning threesome tie for first Janast Bruce and Lampley Mandigoe Ernberg. Barber nets 67 for third straight week. Afternoon foursome Ames Dotts Inglee Scott net 59. Inglee 70. Saturday Sunday twosome tied Howerton Benedict and Howerton Bratz with 57s. Mixed win by Wally and Ann Pate net 64.
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Village Country Club
Bill Organ
Bill Perry
George Janatsch
Lee Irvine
Bill Pendly
Gerald Dutra
Jay Smith
Bob Mosely
Pendly
Bill Bruce
Steve Cutts
Nick Lampley
Paul Mandigoe
Carl Ernberg
Bud Barber
Joe Ames
Jack Dotts
Clint Inglee
Mike Scott
Inglee
Matt Howerton
Benny Benedict
Harlan Bratz
Wally
Ann Pate
Tin Whistle tourney opens Village Country Club women's golf
The Village Country Club hosted the first Women s Golf Association event of the year a Tin Whistle tournament. Edna Stanley won the first flight with Shirley Johnson and Marge Jensen placing second and third. Mildred Morgan led the second flight with Dorothy MacClure Mary Tripp and Dorothy Nickolaus tying for second.
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Mary Tripp
Dorothy Nickolaus
Top 20 College Division Basketball Poll Rank
United Press International releases a top 20 list with first place votes and win loss records as of Sunday for the fifth week. S.F. Austin leads with 13 votes and an 8-1 record, followed by Roanoke and Eau Claire, with several teams posting undefeated or strong records through early season play.
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Scores College BKB Results By United Press International
East Temple 70 Delaware 63. New York Tech 82 Pratt 49. Lock Haven 61 Pitt Johnson 55. Drexel 78 Muhlenberg 63. Philadelphia Tex 78 Upsala 60. Gannon 113 Montana 94. Wisconsin 72 Pitt 70. Colgate 81 Holy Cross 68. Old Roberts 81 Mishil 76. Connecticut 60 New Hampshire 59. Boston College 102 Darimth 76. Virginia Tech 96. St. Bonaventure 93. Northeastern 62. American International 44. Boston University 87 Vermont 75. Wake Forest 71. VMI 57. South Carolina 81 Lafayette 48. Louisiana Tech 65 NE Louisiana 52. Clemson 75 Niagara 68. Armstrong State 83 Bryant 72. Davidson 102 William and Mary 88. Shaw 81 Baldwin Wallace 74. Virginia 80 Duke 74. Alabama 69 Florida 56. Indiana 94 Ball State 71. Miami Ohio 75 Xavier 67. Defiance 95 Urbana 86. Cleveland State 62. Western Michigan 59. Kalamazoo 70. Wabash 67. Hanover 102 DePauw 79. Trinity Texas 54. West Texas 52. Citadel 81 Arkansas State 80. West Denver 71. Washington State 61. Occidental 98 La Verne 76. Redlands 81 California Institute of Technology 43. College of Idaho 67 East Oregon 63. UC Irvine 72 McAlester 63. Pomona 83 Claremont 64.
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Super blackout lifted for Super Bowl in Los Angeles
The NFL will televise Super Bowl VII in the Los Angeles area after selling all 90,182 seats for the Redskins versus Dolphins. Commissioner Rozelle had pledged the blackout would end if the stadium sold out 10 days before the game, and the last 24,000 tickets were allocated.
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World track athlete of the year honors go to Rosendhal
Heide Rosendhal of West Germany, Olympic gold medalist in the 4 by 100 relay and long jump, was named Woman Track Athlete of the Year by Women’s Track and Field World magazine. She set a long jump world record of 22 feet 5.4 inches and won silver in the pentathlon.
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Yankees Purchase By Silent Partners For 10 Million
A dozen men, led by Michael Burke and George Steinbrenner, bought the New York Yankees from CBS for 10 million dollars. Steinbrenner called the purchase the best bargain in baseball as CBS exits the team after years of ownership.
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Michael Burke
Yankees
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CBS
del Webb
Dan Topping
Thursday NBA schedule includes Portland at Golden State
The slate lists two matchups with Portland visiting Golden State and Houston facing Chicago. No other games are listed for Thursday.
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