Steelers Steel Curtain Dominates Pro Bowl Selections
Six Steelers defenders earn AFC starting spots in New Orleans for the Pro Bowl January 26. Quarterback Terry Bradshaw leads the AFC offense with Lynn Swann and Franco Harris joining him, while L. C. Greenwood Joe Greene Jack Ham Andy Russell Mel Blount and Mike Wagner headline the defense. Jack Lambert named to squad as reserve.
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Joe Greene
Jack Ham
Andy Russell
Mel Blount
Mike Wagner
Jack Lambert
Pro Bowl rosters named for AFC and NFC stars
The Raiders lead AFC selections with six players including Art Shell Gene Upshaw Cliff Branch Phil Villapiano Jack Tatum and Ray Guy. The Colts Bengals and Cardinals also place multiple starters while Vikings and Cardinals supply key starters and alternates. New Orleans Saints and New York Giants miss the game.
UPI AFC All Pros 1975 First and Second Teams
The United Press International selects the 1975 American Conference All Star squads based on votes from 39 writers. First team features stars like Lynn Swann Cliff Branch Richard Caster Art Shell George Kunz Joe DeLamielleure Larry Little Jim Langer Ken Anderson O J Simpson Franco Harris Jan Stenerud Dwight White Elvin Bethea Joe Greene Curley Culp Jack Lambert Jack Ham Andy Russell Mel Blount Emmitt Thomas Jack Tatum Jake Scott Ray Guy. Second team includes Isaac Curtis Bob Chandler Riley Odoms Jon Kolb Vern Holland Bob Kuechenberg Reggie McKenzie Ray Mansfield Terry Bradshaw Lydell Mitchell John Riggins Roy Gerela L C Greenwood John Dutton Jerry Sherk Ernie Holmes Willie Lanier Phil Villapiano Robert Brazile Ken Riley Lemar Parrish Tommy Casanova Glen Edwards Bobby Walden.
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O.J. Simpson
Franco Harris
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Elvin Bethea
Houston
Joe Greene
Curley Culp
Jack Lambert
Jack Ham
Andy Russell
Mel Blount
Emmitt Thomas
Jake Scott
Bob Chandler
Riley Odoms
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Jon Kolb
Vern Holland
Bob Kuechenberg
Reggie McKenzie
Ray Mansfield
Terry Bradshaw
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Roy Gerela
L.C. Greenwood
Jerry Sherk
Cleveland
Ernie Holmes
Robert Brazile
Ken Riley
Tommy Casanova
Glen Edwards
Bobby Walden
Norwalk JV Grapplers Post Runnerup Finish at Sandusky Invite
Norwalk sent nine wrestlers to the final round with three winners led by Oscar Perez at 112 pounds and Rich Marett at 185 as the team finished second behind Sandusky St. Mary’s. Dave Pittenger and four others also placed, while Sandusky and St. Mary’s dominated weight classes. Norwalk debuted at the Sandusky Invitational with 98 points, behind winner Sandusky St. Mary’s 125.
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Vermilion Tourney Looms as Class A Fades Yet Eagles Stay
Monroeville and nearby schools prepare for the Vermilion Tournament a 16 team bracket with rising competition. Diminished Class A presence highlights Monroeville led by Randy Bores and trio of fourth seeds while Vermilion Edison and Elyria Catholic loom as top contenders. Col Station and Perkins join strong field as hosts eye potential upsets and seeding.
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Wilt Chamberlain Charges NBA Owners With Antitrust Suit
Wilt Chamberlain, 39, filed suit in U.S. District Court charging the NBA, the Los Angeles Lakers, and all league teams conspired to bar him from joining the New York Knicks. He alleges Sherman Act violations through the reserve clause.
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