Finley reveals A’s free agents total contract value
Oakland owner Charles C. Finley disclosed six former A’s signed with new clubs for a combined 9.2 million dollars. Don Baylor, Joe Rudi, Bert Campaneris, Gene Tenace, Rollie Fingers and Sal Bando each obtained multi year deals with California, San Diego, Texas, Milwaukee and Milwaukee options amid a broader fight with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn over control and possible A’s moves.
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Little All American grid team announced 1976
The Associated Press unveils the 1976 Little All American College Division football team with two juniors Danny Fulton Nebraska Omaha and Jim Haslett Indiana Pa among first team selections. The squad includes Texas A I I and Alcorn State with two players each and features players from Western Illinois Missouri Southern and others across NCAA and NAIA schools.
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Nebraska- Oman
Jim Haslett
Indiana
Associated Press
Texas A&i
Alcorn State
Western
Richard Ritchie
Larry Grunewald
Augusta Lee
Larry Warren
Western Ilinois
Scott Levenhagen
Greg Lee
Levenhagen
Ed Burns
Tennesee Tech
Paul Wagner
Coe
Rocky Gullickson
Western Illinois
Nebraska-Omaha
Tennessee Tech
Moorhead State
Mark van Horn
Akron
McAdoo May Stay With Buffalo Braves Amid Trade Talk
Braves center Bob McAdoo, the NBA scoring star, could remain with Buffalo as co owner Paul Snyder seeks contract terms. Snyder, with or without McAdoo’s agent, weighs options while Knicks and SuperSonics pursue him. McAdoo, earning 400000 annually, scored 42 points and 29 rebounds in a 167-103 loss to Indiana.
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Bob McAdoo
Buffalo Braves
Paul Snyder
Snyder
McAdoo
Mike Shaw
New York Knicks
Seattle SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
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Shaw
Braves
New York
Willam Madden
Philadelphia
Indiana Pacers
Terps' Wilson on Senior Bowl South squad announced
A South squad for the Senior Bowl on January 8 in Mobile was announced led by quarterback Tommy Kramer of Rice and coached by Don Shula. The 31-player group includes AP first teamers such as T J Humphries, Mike Wilson, Eddie Edwards, and Robert Jackson with several other offensive and defensive standouts from top colleges.
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Ala
Tommy Kramer
Rice
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Kramer
Associated Press
Mark Cantrell
North Carolina
Rob Rush
Memphis State
Various College Scores and Pro Basketball Results
Scores show Gettysburg 63 over Western Maryland 62 in overtime, Hampden Sydney at Wash. and Lee postponed due to snow. Also listed are North Carolina State 70 over Appalachian 49, Marquette 64 over Florida 61, Vermont 65 over St. Michaels 61, Michigan 94 over Grand Valley 73, Navy 102 over Washington College 61, Morehead State 74 over Troy State 70, Michigan 94 over Grand Valley 73, Louisville 89 over Idaho State 63, Maryland 80 over ? Carolina 69, Bowdoin 92 over Worcester Tech 71, Indiana Pennsylvania 62 over Slippery Rock 50, Lehigh 91 over Colgate 6, Cincinnati 67 over Bowling Green 63, Minnesota 66 over Nebraska 53, Northwestern 96 over 5 Oak Springfield 64, Texas 97 over Baylor, NBA scores Philadelphia 123 over Buffalo 102, Indiana 111 over Los Angeles 98, New York Knicks 105 over New York Nets a Seattle 109, Washington 99 over St. Louis 4, New York Rangers and Vancouver, Toronto 3 in a tied or low-scoring set.
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Cougars edge Warriors in Thurmont Catoctin clash
In a girls basketball game at Thurmont Catoctin the Cougars beat Boonsboro 46 to 37. Caroline Wivell scored 18 points for the winners while Dodie Martin added 12 and Patty Long nine. Teresa Sprague led the Cougars with 10. Donna Axline had 18 for Boonsboro. Boonsboro also won the junior varsity 31 to 18.
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Caroline Wivell
Dodie Martin
Patty Long
Donna Axline
Teresa Sprague
Cougars
Woman lifter Becky Joubert eyes AAU Class 3 status
Rebecca Joubert, 21, known as Herc, lifts 380 pounds and set four AAU records at 145 pounds body weight. She aims to snatch 130 and clean and jerk 165 to become AAU Class 3 accredited in Eastman Georgia, with goals to hit 400 pounds next May at the Chattanooga Open.
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Herc
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Joubert
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Becky
Taylor
Athens
Tenn
Miss Joubert
IBM
Browner Wins Outland Trophy At 1976 All Star Pick
Notre Dame star Ross Browner, a 6 foot 3 inch 248 pound junior from Warren Ohio, captured the Gatland Award as the nation’s top lineman. The Football Writers Association announced its 1976 All Star team, naming Browner the lead pick over 24 others.
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Football Writers Association of America
Browner
Warren
Ohio
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