Cal Stalwart Calvin Hill Faces Sideline To Super Bowl
New York NEA profile on Calvin Hill of Yale and the Dallas Cowboys. Hill, Rookie of the Year, leans toward bench ahead of the Super Bowl as Walt Garrison may be sidelined. He recalls early adversity and vows not to sulk, hoping for a chance to play.
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Manning drafted by Royals in winter draft
Archie Manning, headline Mississippi quarterback, was selected in the second round of Kansas City Royals winter draft. Royals official Lou Gorman expects to pitch baseball but Manning may still pursue football, while scouts say he could reach the majors with a position shift.
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Village Country Club Ladies Golf Assn Elects New Captain
The Village Country Club Ladies Golf Association held a Blind Bogey event on Tuesday with Gladys Stock first and Marge Jensen second. After play the team elected Norma Staffel to a second term as captain for 1971. In 1970 the group won the SCGA Northern Division.
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Taylor Edges Thomas For Rookie of the Year
Bruce Taylor of the San Francisco 49ers named UPI NFC Rookie of the Year after edging Duane Thomas in a 36 voter ballot. Taylor led the conference with 43 punt returns for 516 yards and a 12 yard average, with a 76 yard longest return as SF clinched its first division title and upset Minnesota before falling to Dallas in the NFC final.
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Gauchos ride 8 game win streak into pivotal road tests
UCSB riding an eight game win streak and a 10-2 record heads to the Pacific Coast Athletic Association after victories over San Jose State and Fresno State. Coach Ralph Barkey's team aims to prove itself on the road against San Diego State and Cal State Long Beach led by standout center Doug Rex and versatile guard Bob Schachter. Long Beach remains the favorite for the conference title.
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Draft Call From Pentagon Sets February Quota at 17000
The Pentagon announced a February draft call of 17 000, identical to January. The 1970 draft averaged 14 000 monthly and reached 163 500, with early-year quotas typically higher.
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Mike Curtis the Animal Leads Colt Blitz in Super Bowl Return
Baltimore linebacker Mike Curtis, age 26, known as the Animal, is portrayed as a confident, self-driven player who reported to training camp during a strike and aims to prove himself again in his second Super Bowl appearance against Dallas. He rejects being defined by the nickname and emphasizes his mental strength and readiness.
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Namath testifies NFL violated antitrust laws
Jets quarterback Joe Namath told a federal grand jury there is no doubt the NFL violated antitrust laws by controlling players through the draft and contracts. He testified 90 minutes after emerging from the jury room in Cleveland.
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Bruins boast better stats in season opener reports
New York telegraph notes UCLA leading in points per game and rebounds as they chase a fifth straight NCAA title. It cites UCLA averaging 95.1 points and 58.3 rebounds, with Wicks Patterson Rowe front line praised as equal to Lew Alcindor’s era. It also lists national scoring leaders and field goal percentages among college teams.
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