Claiborne Sets Maryland Recruiting Plan for Terps
Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne launches a statewide and national recruiting drive with 9 assistants, pledging to saturate the state and secure in state stars. He notes past struggles, cites coordinators from Virginia Tech and Colorado, and previews implementing the wide tackle six defense.
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Colts Official Calls Congressman Unfair to Rosenbloom
A Baltimore Colts spokesman charges Rep. Clarence Long acted hastily in the franchise dispute involving Carroll Rosenbloom. Ed Rosenbloom says a meeting with the Maryland delegation must be inclusive and notes a planned Feb. 3 Washington session. The elder Rosenbloom maintains the team will not play in Memorial Stadium after this season and seeks a new stadium by 1973.
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Goolagong Named Top Girl Athlete In Australia
Evonne Goolagong, 20, wins AP Female Athlete of the Year and advances to the South Australian State Championships final after defeating defending champion Margaret Court. She plans to debut on the U.S. circuit in Dallas in March as rising stars Evert and King follow in vote totals.
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Fulcher Named Georgia Tech Head Coach
Atlanta AP Bill Fulcher former NFL linebacker and Augusta native was chosen Friday as Georgia Tech head football coach succeeding Bud Carson. Fulcher a 1957 Tech graduate and five year program insider replaces a fired predecessor and is the fifth Tech head coach in 68 years. He previously coached at Tampa and Florida and is lauded by Bobby Dodd for unifying the Tech community.
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Graebner Wins Stormy Semi as Nastase Sparks Court Fight
Clark Graebner of New York wins by default over Ilie Nastase in a volatile Rothmans International Indoor semifinal at Royal Albert Hall. Nastase storms off after a second set dispute as crowd boos. Cliff Richey beats Lew Hoad to reach the final for a $7,500 prize. Fordham notes co-captains Sullivan and Charles.
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Oriole Tickets Still Available for Charity Basketball Game
Tickets remain for the Baltimore Oriole WFMD WFRE charity basketball game at FCC tonight at 8 p.m. Proceeds support Frederick Community College Hood and Mount St. Mary’s. Tickets cost $2 for adults and $1 for students, available at schools police and sheriff offices Shipley’s and Del Chey’s. A 6:30 p.m. preliminary pits City Police against the Sheriff’s Department with listed players.
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Pro Bowl QBs Staubach Landry to Call Plays
Roger Staubach will call plays for the NFC in the 22nd Pro Bowl with Greg Landry sharing duties. Don McCafferty plans half games for Len Dawson and Bob Griese, while Dick Nolan coordinates the NFC with Staubach and Landry.
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Archer Leads Tucson Open On 136 After Two Rounds
George Archer fired a one under 71 to boost his 36 hole total to 136 at eight under par leading the Dean Martin Tucson Open at Tucson National. Dave Hill 69 and Bob Zender 68 sit one stroke back at 137 with Nichols Murphy Montgomery on 138.
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