Lineman of the Year honors Tom Brown of Minnesota
Tom Brown, 235 pound guard and senior from Minneapolis, was named the Associated Press Lineman of the Year for Minnesota's national championship season. Coaches praised his leadership, strength, and impact on both lines as he heads toward the pros with interest from the Colts Titans or Vancouver. Brown won more than 40 percent of the ballots in a runaway vote.
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Tom Brown
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Vancouver
Florida Becomes Prime Spot For Skin Diving Growth
Florida claims a lead in skin diving with about eight million enthusiasts. Experts highlight warm seas, treasure lore, and affordable gear from snorkel sets to scuba outfits. Dangers include oxygen issues, overexposure, and air quality, while divers profit through salvage and related businesses across the states.
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UPI
Florida
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Canada
Eddie Malinowski
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Mass
Navy
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Malinowski
Eddie
Arizona
Louisiana
Lake Erie
Cowboys Capture 3rd Straight Win
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys beat Eastern New Mexico 72-61 for their third straight win. Dave Kissinger scored 21 and Darrell Fouser added 20 for the Greyhounds as both teams shot well, with Hardin-Simmons hitting 71.8 percent and ENMU 69.8 percent.
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Darrell Fouser
Greyhounds
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New Mexico
Iraan Defeats Ozona 46-44 in hard fought match
Iraan used a 20 point second quarter to pull away for a 46-44 win over Ozona Tuesday night. Allen Wilson led the Braves with 18 points while Duane Cash added 16. Van Miller scored 14 and Phillip Carnes 10 for Ozona. The teams were tied 9-9 after one, Iraan led 29-19 at halftime, and 36-33 after three.
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Iraan
Ozona
Allen Wilson
Duane’ Cash
Braves
van Miller
Phillip Carnes
Lasers
Irann
Angels Move Closer to 1961 Los Angeles Debut
The American League edges toward adding a 1961 Los Angeles franchise as Walter O Manning OMalley drops opposition following a peace proposal. Owners Reynolds and Autry push to control play schedule and TV radio income with a one year in Wrigley Field plan, seeking freedom if Chavez Ravine isn’t ready.
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Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rob Reynolds
Gene Autry
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Wrigley Field
Chavez Ravine
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Autry
Reynolds
Stanford University
Olney Cubs Face Denver City in Key Semi Final Clash
Olney high school football with ten returning starters from a 13-1 playoff team eyes a tough match with Denver City Mustangs. Coach Don Williams recalls his past as DC coach Don Orr’s pupil while prep for a likely close game. notable players include Grisham Bishop Gravitt Medlen and Rue with DC’s Gravitt.
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Stamford
Cubs
Harold Philipp
Jim Grisham
Philipp
Grisham
Jerry Bishop
Bishop
Cub
Don Williams
Olney - DC
Mustang
Don’ Orr
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Williams
Orr
Graham
Don Orr
Gravitts
Dorothy
Permian Basin
Bill Gravitt
Norman Medlen
Oiney
Anson
Medlen
R. L. Spivey
Kenneth Rue
Jerry King
Medien
Spivey
Quiet Meeting Eyed By SWC
The Southwest Conference plans a quiet winter meeting in Dallas this week. Discussions include curbing recruiting, possible limits on athletic scholarships, and a gag rule barring school officials from publicly commenting on game officials. Topics arose from past incidents such as Frank Broyles commenting on a game call between Mississippi and Arkansas. Meetings: athletic directors and football coaches Thursday, then broader athletic staff Friday morning, with the faculty committee opening Friday afternoon.
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Schoo
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Arkansas
Village Market and Independ ents Tie for City Lead
Village Market defeats Wallace Studio 70 to 62 and Independ ents crush Mead's Bread 69 to 38 to stay 2 0 in City Basketball League. Luther Hancock leads Village Market with 21 points while Joe Farmer tops Wallace Studio with 20. Al Gonzales leads Independents with 24. Thursday features Kings Pennywise vs Village Market and Meads Bread vs Wallace Studio.
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Joe ‘Farmer
al Gonzales
Kings Pennywise
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