Sullivan and Marinaro lead AP All-America football picks
The Associated Press All-America team includes Heisman winner Pat Sullivan at quarterback and running backs Ed Marinaro Greg Pruitt and Lydell Mitchell with strong season totals. Marinaro tops rush yardage while Pruitt and Mitchell sit close behind. Ohio State beats Georgia Tech in basketball as Luke Witte dominates with 20 points and 13 rebounds.
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New York
Associated Press
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Lydell Mitchell
Penn State
Bob Hope
NBCTV
Marinaro
Pruitt
Mitchell
Atlanta
Luke Witte
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Witte
Dan Gerhard
Tom Hyder
George Small
Peanut Purphy
Cattlettsburg Stuns Fairview in First Victory in 40 Games
Cattlettsburg High School pulled off a 65 to 59 win over Fairview, snapping a 40 game drought. The game highlighted an upstart season as the squad seeks momentum in remaining regional play.
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Cattlettsburg, Ky
Cattlettsburg
Fairview
All American Football Team selections for 1971 AP
The Associated Press announces its 1971 All American football selections. Notable names include Doug Kingsriter Terry Beasley Jerry Sisemore Pat Sullivan Ed Marinaro Lydell Mitchell Gregg Pruitt Smyile Gebhart Walt Patulski Larry Jacobson Mel Long Rich Glover Dave Cheney and Joe Federspell among others, with first and second team honorees across offense defense and special positions.
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Tech
Larry Jacobson
Nebraska
Mel Long
Toledo
Rich Glover
Patulski
Buffalo Bills
Doug Kingsriter
Minnesota
Richfield
Minn
Terry Beasley
Auburn
Montgomery
Ala
Tockles
Jerry Sisemore
Texas
Plainview
John Vella
Southern California
van Nuys
Calif
Reggie McKenzie
Michigan
Highland Park
Mich
Royce Smith
Georgia
Houston
Smyile Gebhart
Georgla Tech
Meridian
Miss
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Liverpool
N.Y
Tockies
Sioux Falls
M.D
Ohio
Jersey City
Dave Cheney
San State
Greenrieta
Det? Slernon
Stanford
Bakersfield
Mike Taylor
Wyandotte
Clarence Ellis
Grand Rapids
Bobby Majors
Tennessee
Sewanee
Tenn
Tom Myers
Syracuse
New Britain
Conn
Charles Young
Johnny Rodgers
Dave Joyner
Penn State
Tom Luken
Purdue
Gordon Gravelle
Brigham Young
John Hannah
Alabama
Tom
Willie Hall
Tom Darden
Ernie Jackson
Duke
Robert Popelka
Southern Methodist
Tech tops Western Kentucky in SWC showdown
Texas Tech defeated Western Kentucky 95-87 at Lubbock behind 27 points by Greg Lowery and 15 rebounds from 6-foot-10 transfer Ron Richardson. Tech out-rebounded 58-38 as Richardson and Steve Nixum controlled the boards. Mississippi upset Texas 79-78 in Austin as Arkansas edged Georgia Southern 93-91 and TCU rallied to beat Oklahoma City 87-78.
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Associated Press
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Western Kentucky
Lubbock
Greg Lowery
Ron Richardson
Hilltoppers
Mississippi
Texas
Austin
Arkansas
Georgia Southern
Texas Christian
Oklahoma City
Lowery
Richardson
Compton
Calif
Tech
Gerald Myers
Steve Nxcum
Chiefs
Horned Frogs
Jim Ferguson
TCU
Tom Jordan
Scooter Lennox
Longhorns
Duane Boucher
Ole Miss
Doug Bass
Razorbacks
Baylor
Rice
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
SMU
Texas Wesleyan
Texas A&m
Arizona State Upsets SoCal in Season Opener
Arizona State opened its basketball season with a 95 78 upset of third ranked Southern California. Rhea Taylor 22 and Bill Kennedy 21 led ASU, with Paul Stoval grabbing 13 rebounds and Mike Hopwood 16 points. USC was held to 33 percent shooting as Riley and Mackey scored 19 and 16.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State
Southern California
Devils
ASU
Rhea Taylor
Bill Kennedy
Paul Stoval
Mike Hopwood
Mike Contreras
Ron Riley
Joe Mackey
Trojan
Punts Baskets and Bases In College Basketball Preview
College basketball opens with top teams in action as USC faces UCLA and North Carolina Marquette rankings loom. Odessa Ector Eagles rebound from losses, Pecos Eagles show early scoring in District 2-34 play. Complete stats to follow in Friday's Enterprise.
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Southern California
Bruins
UCLA
John Wooden
Maryland
Tom McMillen
North Carolina
Marquette
Long Beach State
Odessa Ector Eagles
Permian
Panthers
Ector
Pecos
Pecos Eagles
Donald Ray Walker
Larry Terry
Enterprise
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Earl Banks
Morgan State
Vannette Johnson
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Jacobson
Glover
Long
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Dave Chaney
San Jose State
Jeff Siemon
Assocated Press
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Rhett Dawson
Florida State
Carl Johnson
Mike Stark
Memphis State
Dick Rupert
B. C. Williams
West Virginia
Dave Dolby
Chuck Ealey
Jeff Kinney
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Billy Taylor
Mike Killer
Gene Oailvie
Air Force
Ron Curl
Michigan State
Herb Orvis
Colorado
Bud Mogrum
Bill Light
Harold Sears
Miami
Fla
Charlie Zapiec
Bucks — Windlow Hall
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Tula
Brad van Pell
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