Saints and Railroaders Dominate All-County Small Schools Team
For the second straight year Brunswick and St John’s top the All-County Small Schools basketball selections. Paul Gaither repeats for Brunswick with Tim McLane, Tim Hull, and Hassett of St John’s joining. Larry Pryor of Singapore also makes the squad. McLane led with 15.3 points, Gaither over 14. Hull led St John’s with 19.8 in conference play and 22 county, Hassett 14.4 points and 14 rebounds, Pryor 12-plus. Second team includes Orrison, Williard, Carpenter, Potts, and Delaney.
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Brunswick
St. John’s
Saints
Railroaders
Paul Gaither
Tim McLane
Tim Hull
John Hassett
Larry Pryor
Singanore
McLane
Gaither
MVAL
Hull
Blue Ridge
All Star Football Honors Listed for Brunswick and Nearby Teams
First Team selections include Tim Molone and Paul Gaither of Brunswick along with John Hassett of St. Johns Tim Hull of St Johns and Larry Pryor of Linganore. Second Team features P L Orrison and Tom Williard with Al Carpenter and Denny Potts plus Rick Delaney. Honorable mentions include players from Brunswick Catoctin Middletown St Johns MSD and others.
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P. L. Orrison
Brunswick
Tom Williard
Catocia
al Carpenter
Singapore
Denny Potts
Walkersville
Rick Delaney
Middletown
P.L. Orrison
Catectic
Linganore
Middleton
Mitch Deener
John Teeter
Catoctin
Mark Carter
Wayne Coblentz
Mike Lewis
Bion Winpigler
Ted DeGrange
St. John’s
Larry Johnson
Pedro Jennings
MSD
George Uebel
Kirk Esworthy
Ken Adelsberger
St. Joe’s
UNC Duke Hawaii Capture NIT Victories
In New York Duke defeats Tennessee 78-64 behind Randy Dentons 32 points and 17 rebounds to reach the NIT semifinals joining North Carolina after a 86-69 win over Providence led by Dave Chadwick. Hawaii outlast Oklahoma 88-87 in double overtime as Bob Nash and Tom Newell fuel a late surge to the Rainbows first NIT quarterfinal.
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New York
Randy Denton
Tennessee
Duke Blue Devils
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Providence
Dave Chadwick
Madison Square Garden
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Bob Nash
Tom Newell
Vols
Rainbows
St. Bonaventure
Nash
John Penebacker
Women challenged in sports by the Women Liberation Army
The Women Liberation Army targets baseball, football, and rowing as women push to compete at higher levels. Pat Palinkas, a 27-year-old teacher, signs with the Orlando Panthers then is suspended for missed practices. Bernice Gerea seeks umpiring, sues baseball for $25 million after a contract invalidation. Jennifer Bradley and two high school girls also face opposition. Men's sewing clubs emerge amid the debate.
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Women’s Liberation
Women’s Liberation Army
WLA
Florida
Pat Palinkas
Orlando Panthers
Atlantic Coast League
Carrie Nation
WRA
Simsburg
Connecticut
Bernice Gerea
Long Island
Gerea
New York
Baseball
New York Supreme Court
New Buffalo
Michigan
Jennifer Bradley
Michigan High School Athletic Association
WBA
Haywood ruling could hurt football Rozelle fears case
Palm Beach AP Commissioner Pete Rozelle warned at NFL meetings that a final ruling in the Spencer Haywood basketball case could disrupt pro football and possibly force changes to league rules. He said the current rule, traced to Red Grange in 1926, would stand and that unaffiliated contracts with undergraduates not yet graduated would not be approved.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Spencer Haywood
Rozelle
Haywood
NBA
NFL
Red Grange
Record Crowd Expected For NCAA Tournament
The four coaches meeting Thursday night in the Astrodome are John Wooden UCLA Jack Kraft Villanova Ted Owens Kansas and John Oldham Western Kentucky. NBC TV will cover with eight cameras as Villanova faces Western Kentucky and UCLA meets Kansas. Record crowds of 35000 to 45000 are expected though the all time high 19153 was set in Louisville in 1963. The NACB convention and honors dinner close the event Friday night.
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Houston Cap
Astrodome
John Wooden
UCLA
Jack Kraft
Villanova
Ted Owens
Kansas
John Oldham
Western Kentucky
Nbc-Tv
West Coast
Louisville
Loyola of Illinois
Cincinnati
Unseld Ready After Workout With Bullets
Wes Unseld said his injured ankle felt good after a Monday workout with the Baltimore Bullets and he expected to play in the playoff opener against the Philadelphia 76ers. Coach Gene Shue noted concerns about Gus Johnson's knee and Unseld, as Johnson missed 16 games and practiced sparsely. The Bullets reviewed film from the 76ers game and planned another practice and film session at Fort Meade.
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Baltimore
Wes Unseld
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Gene Shue
Philadelphia 76Ers
Gus Johnson
Johnson
Shue
Bullets
76Ers
Seaon
Ft. Meade
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Stan Goldberg
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Wichita State
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