All American football stars named in NEA selections
Auburn quarterback Pat Sullivan and receiver Terry Beasley headline the 1971 College All American team from Newspaper Enterprise Association. Ed Marinaro leads a trio of running backs. Nebraska, Auburn, Notre Dame, and Michigan each place multiple players across offense and defense. The parade includes Greg Pruitt, Bobby Moore, Clarence Ellis, Mel Long, and others in a wide roster field.
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NEW York
NEA
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Terry Beasley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Red Grange
Steve Owens
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Marinaro
Owens
Clarence Ellis
Notre Dame
Mel Long
Toledo
Nebraska
Rodgers
Harper
Glover
Sullivan
Beasley
Ellis
Walt Patulski
Michigan
Mike Taylor
Reginald McKenzie
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska Jr
Jerry Lisemore
Texas Jr
John Vella
Southern
Cal
Royce Smith
Georgia Sr
Michigan Sr
Tom DeLeone
Ohio State
Ed Marinaro Cornell
Bobby Moore
Oregon Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Willie Harper
Mel Long Toledo
Sherman White
California
Rich Glover
Charlie Zapiec
Penntate
Dave Chaney
San Jose State
Buck Clarence Ellis
Bobby Majors
Tennessee Sr
Craig Clemens Iown
Rule Traded From Sonics To 76ers For Draft Picks
Seattle trades 6-9 center Bob Rule to Philadelphia for two future second round picks and cash. Rule, a former first rounder and Sonics record holder, has been limited by injury this season. UCLA previews season with John Wooden coaching 15 players at Pauley Pavilion.
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Seattle
UPI
Seattle Sonics
National Basketball Association
Bob Rule
Philadelphia 76Ers
Bob Houbreys
Sonics
76Ers
Rule
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
UPN
Ucla Basketball Bruins
Pauley Pavilion
John Wooden
Bruins
Bruin
Henry Bibby
UCLA
Wooden
Bibby
Bill Walton
Larry Farmer
Keith Wilkes
Scott Puts Up 41 Points as Squires Beat Pirates
Virginia Squires star Scott scored 41 in a 13-18 win over the Pittsburgh Condors. Kentucky led by five starters in double figures with 133 117 victory over New York Nets to extend their lead. Julius Erving 31 and Dan Issel 34 led their teams in separate games.
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United Press International
Charlie Scott
Virginia Squires
Pittsburgh Condors
Squires
Kentucky
Colonels
New York Nets
Scott
Utah
Virginia
Julius Erving
George Thompson
Condors
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Darel Carrier
Cincy Powell
Louie Dampier
Dampier
Rick Barry
Bill Melchionni
Nets
Full time Staubach leads Cowboys to top of division
Ton Landry elevates Roger Staubach to No 1 quarterback and Dallas beats Washington 28 21 and Los Angeles 2 TD passes and a key scramble spark an 8 3 season. Isaac Thomas returns 89 yards for a TD as Detroit dominates Kansas City and Landry shines for the Lions with two TD passes. NFL schedule lists several Sunday games.
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United Press International
Ton Landry
Roger Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Staubach
Craig Morton
Cowboys
Landry
Navy
Washington Redskins
Dallas
Los Angeles
Bob Hayes
Lance Alworth
Duane Thomas
Isaac Thoma
Detroit
Kansas City
Greg Landry
Lions
Charlie Sanders
Earl McCullouch
Ed Podolak
Chiefs
New Orleans
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Oakland
Atlanta
Minnesota
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York Jets
Hale Irwin Takes Day One Lead At Heritage Classic
Hale Irwin shot a 3 under par 68 to lead the Heritage Golf Classic after the first round in Hilton Head South Carolina. He topples Arnold Palmer and Dave Eichelberger by one stroke as Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino trail in a field featuring Nicklaus Palmer and Trevino. Trevino struggled with a 78 and may miss the cut. The Pine Open satellite event is nearby with a $30 000 purse.
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Hilton Head
S.C
UPI
Hale Irwin
Thunder
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Hale
Colorado
Irwin
Boulder
Ocola
Arnold Palmer
Dave Eichelberger
Smith
Rod Curl
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Harbour Town
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Gus Dorais
Knute Rockne
Sullivan and
Oregon
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
Pruitt
Southern California
Georgia
Dition
Craig Clemons
Iowa
Fensive
Clemons
Penn State
Inglewood
Calif
Kings
Buffalo
Sabres
Forum
Cesare Maniago
Maniago
North Stars
Savard
Montreal
Serge Savard
Montreal Canadiens
Doug Kinnear
Alfred
Edinboro
Alfred University
Edinboro State
Fat Sullivan
Greg Pru
ITT
Danny Rodgers
Regge McKenzie
Tom DE Leone
Murray Olperman
Pat Glekn
Willie Harpe
Sherman
Richie
Dave
Chaney
Charlie LE Zapiec
Bobby Maors
Crag Clemons
Riley Odoms
Houston
Mike Siani
Villanova
Dave Joyner
Larry Jacobson
Gordon Gravelle
Brig. Young
Tom Luken
Purdue
Dave Dalby
Jack Mildren
Lydell Mitchell
Eric Allen
Michigan State
Johnny Musso
Alabama
Robin Parkhouse
Herb Orvis
Pete Lazetich
Stanford
Ron Curl
Ron Estar
LSU
Jackie Walker
Tennessee
Ralph Cindrich
Pittsburgh
Windlow Hall
Arizona State
Eric Hutchinson
Northwestern
Willie Buchanan
S. Diego St
Ralph McGill
Tulsa
Scott Hot As
Pitt
Lompoc
Lien
D Street
Hale Irlin
Hugh Lompoc
Bob Lilley
Bureau of Public Roads
LA Robert Co
Lilley
Insurance Realtors
H’ Street
Mobile
Chan
Lompoc High School
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