Pro Teams Eye College Draft Choices Top Prospects
Pro football clubs compiling draft lists focus on a 6-foot-3 LSU passer and a 280-pound Purdue lineman as top targets. Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers draws mixed opinions with one director calling him a gamble. Bert Jones of LSU, son of Dub Jones, rates among the prominent names cited.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
LSU
Purdue
Johnny Rodgers
Bert Jones
Louisiana State
Cleveland Browns
Dub Jones
Minnesota Vikings
Dave Butz
National Football League
Rodgers
Gary Huff
Florida State
Jones
Virginia Tech
Don Strock
Arkansas
Joe Ferguson
Utah State
Tony Adams
Otis Armstrong
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Chuck Foreman
Miami
Fla
PPS
Wally Chambers
Eastern Kentucky
John Matuszak
Tampa
Charlie Young
Southern California
NFL
Young
Paul Seymour
Michigan
Chicago Bears
Jim Seymour
Wolverine
Jerry Lisemore
Texas
S.o.b
Alabama
John Hannah
Two assistants lead early list for Cyclones coach job
Iowa State assistant Ray Greene and King Black join six outsiders on early frontrunner list to replace departing Johnny Majors. Athletic director Lou McCullough says interviews may occur this week, with some candidates tied to bowl games. He notes no interviews yet but expects activity as recruiting season looms and confirms Majors will not return.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Johnny Majors
Cyclones
Ray Greene
King Black
Majors
Lou McCullough
Diego State
Frank Kush
Arizona State
Earl Bruce
Tampa
Don James
Kent
Ohio
State
Lou Holtz
North Carolina State
Bill Mallory
Miami
McCullough
Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Holtz
North Carolina
West Virginia
Atlanta
Cafferky Leads NC State Past Davidson Inints Thriller
NC State star Cafferky scored 25 points including a late third clutch basket to lift the fourth ranked Wolfpack to a 103-90 win over Davidson. Teammate Burleson added 19 points and 12 rebounds as State shot 60 percent. Other Top 10 teams, Minnesota, Long Beach State and Missouri, also won.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Joe Cafferky
Cafferky
Davidson
North Carolina State
Hero
Wolfpack
Minnesota
San Francisco State
Long Beach State
Hofstra
Missouri
South Alabama
Hoagy Joe
N.C. State
Wildcats
Tommy Burleson
Clyde Turner
Jim Brewer
Tommy Barker
Turner
Brewer
Jacksonville
Oral Roberts
al Eberhard
Tigers
Michigan
Campy Russell
Henry Wilmore
Toledo
Marvin Barnes
Providence
Oregon
Barnes
Ernie
Bowling Bits 3 Acknowledges Weekly Highs and Standings
Top bowler for the week ending Dec 15 was Arlene DeCaeny with a 233 game and 595 series. Skyhook Cranes led first place with 4714-1642, while Royal T Lanes and Peoples National Bank posted high team marks in different days. Friday notes highs for Sue Wolgast and Rose Everson, plus multiple splits and holiday cheer.
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June Dodd
Gutterdusters
Rollers
Arlene DeCaeny
Skyhook Cranes
Peoples Bank
Hettler
Karen
Gile Sumner
Beautyland
Irwin’s
Damron-Towner Chapel
Sue Wolgast
Rose Everson
Royal-T
Baldwin-Ward
Royal-T Lanes
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Paul Bryant
Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
Rich Glover
Nebraska
Glover
van Pelt
Greg Marx
Butz
Notre
Buffalo Bills
James Thomas
Texas Southern
Mike Holmes
Burgess Owens
Steve Brown
Oregon State
Jim Youngblood
Tennessee Tech
Southern Mississippi
Ray Guy
Campbells Grocery
T-Bones
N.C
Ed Ratleff
Len Gray
Ernie Douse
Long Beach
John Farmer
DiGregorio
Friars
Jim Rippe
Xavier
Auburn
Rippe
Musketeers
Illinois
Jeff Dawson
Furman
Roy Simpson
Bobby Sherwin
Army
King
Sherwin
Wisconsin
Mountaineers
Badger
Leon Howard
Clint Harris
North Dakota State
Bill Benson
San Jose State
Frank Kendrick
Boilermakers
Johnny Skinner
Yale
Brown
Harvard
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Wagner
Colorado State
Stanford
Arid DePaul
San Diego
Betty Stevenson
Sharon Heckman
Cathy McClay
Hazel Liegerot
Ruth Hoover
Betty Brooks
Barbara Hickman
Shirley Bell
Linda Lurber
Wanda Dykstra
Billie Leach
Pat Herring
Helen Linneman
Mazie Gordon
Sue Lane
Vada Dengel
Dora Redenbaugh
Shirley Swinehart
Woody and
Everett Everett
Crimea
Terrific Savings
Grishmas
Saffron Glass CO
S. Walnut
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