Pro Football Draft Completes Two Day Selection
After 22 hours over two days the 26 pro teams completed 17 rounds. Larry Kuharich and Ken Parker highlight picks as Fordham and Boston College figure in the action. Wally Scott and Jim Scott caused a mix up in round 17 with Eagles and Bengals.
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Ohio College Players Placed in Pro Football Draft
NEW YORK AP Ohio college players chosen Wednesday in the pro football draft. San Diego picks Don Kranarczyk from Dayton as tackle. Boston tab John Schneider. Toledo quarterback. Miami takes Ray Blank from Xavier as tight end. Buffalo selects Pete Richardson from Dayton as defensive back. New York Jets pick Ray Hayes from Toledo as defensive tackle. Cleveland drafts Tom Beutler from Toledo as linebacker. Baltimore selects Howard Tennebar from Kent State as tackle. Houston takes Bob Smith from Miami.
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James Johnson
Steve Smith
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Harry Gunner
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Phil Johnson
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Bradley Stuns Cincinnati in Narrow MVC Battle
Bradley nipped Cincinnati 74-72 at Peoria as Larry Smith sank two late free throws. Cincinnati’s John Howard led scorers with 31, while Bradley’s Rick Roberson added 14 and Joe Allen 26. Toledo beat Kent State 72-62 to share MAC lead. Kent State’s Doug Grayson had 27. Otterbein defeated Marietta 93-85 as Lorenzo Hunt scored 24.
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Monroe's 35 Push Lifts Orioles to Narrow Win
Earl Monroe scored 35 as the Bullets beat Detroit 113-108, sealing victory with five straight points after a 101-99 late surge. Dave Bing netted 41 for Detroit, while Oscar Robertson led with 42 for Baltimore.
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Lanier Sparks Bonnies Past Villanova At The Palestra
Bob Lanier the 6-11 sophomore for Saint Bonaventure dominated in a 66-62 win at Philadelphia's Palestra. He scored 22 points, grabbed 18 rebounds, blocked several shots and sparked late fast breaks to lift the Bonnies to their 16th straight victory, while Villanova saw its nine game run end.
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Ondine in 1200 mile Buenos Aires to Rio race
The Ondine skippered by S A Long of Lichmont New York is one of 33 yachts in the 1200 mile Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro ocean race starting Sunday.
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Packers May Shifts Boss Lombardi Postseason News
Green Bay coach and general manager Vince Lombardi holds an unprecedented postseason news conference amid speculation he may relinquish coaching to veteran aide Phil Bengtson and focus on the general manager role after five NFL titles in seven seasons.
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Bengals complete 41 picks in two day draft
New York AP Cincinnati Bengals acquire rights to 41 players over two days underscoring Paul Brown’s claim of delightful surprises. Picks include Dewey Warren quarterback and a mix of tackles backs ends and linebackers from multiple colleges laying groundwork for the AFL squad.
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Schoen Drafted by Browns in eighth round
AP reports Tom Schoen won Notre Dame defensive back MVP last season and will join the Cleveland Browns. The Cleveland St. Joseph High School alumnus, who intercepted 11 passes and scored five TDs in two seasons, welcomed the selection and noted his lifelong Browns interest.
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Toledo
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Alabama teams go undefeated six times since 1933 SEC
Since the Southeastern Conference began in 1933, the University of Alabama has produced six undefeated untied football teams. The claim highlights the program's sustained perfection across eras within the conference era.
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