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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1972

Page

6

NFL 1972 Draft Opens With Pa tuski Top Pick Bears, Bills land stars

The 1972 NFL collegiate draft opened with Walt Patulski selected No 1 by the Bills amid a field light on superstars. Patulski joined notables Pat Sullivan Ed Marinaro in a round that saw many players wait into the second round. The Saints bold in grabbing 13 players led all teams as Washington failed to land any picks after multiple late swaps.

NEW York National Football League Walt Patulski Notre Dame Buffalo Bills Pat Sullivan Auburn Ed Marinaro Cornell Jim Plunkett Archie Manning Steve Owens Terry Bradshaw Sullivan Lanta Marinaro Minnesota Vikings Patulski Buffalo

Round-by-round NFL draft selections outlined in AP report

The AP compiles round by round NFL draft picks listing teams and players from first through seventh rounds. Names include Patulski at Buffalo, White at Cincinnati, Clemons at Chicago, and many others across multiple colleges and positions.

Winter Olympics Open in Sapporo Amid Tense Atmosphere

The 11th Winter Games begin in Sapporo with a 211 gun salute for Emperor Hirohito as 35 nations march into Makomanai rink. The Schranz disqualification and Austrian walkout were a prelude to ceremonies featuring Avery Brundage, the Olympic flag, and the lighting of the Olympic fire by Hideki Takada.

Sapporo Japan Geoffrey Miller Associated Press Wrnter Makomanai Tokyo Avery Brundate Schranz International Olympic Com Mittee Akira Miyoshi Grenoble Hideki Takada Olympia Greece Keiichi Suzuki Suzuki Krupp West Germany Munich Kiel Takayuki Tanaka

District 2 3A Standings and Friday Games

District 2 3A standings show Andrews, Ft. Stockton, Monahans, Kermit in tight race with Andrews 53 Ft. Stockton 52 and Monahans 60 Kermit 44. Friday schedule features Odessa Ector at Kermit Monahans at Andrews Pecos at Seminole.

Varsity Odessa Ector Andrews Monahans Ft. Stockton Seminole Kermit Pecos Odessa Ector Ft.Stockton Kermit Monahans W. L Stockton Don Cameron Donald Ray Walker Larry Terry Mike Sadler Jimmy White George Edmondson Mike Prewit Jesse Riggins Alan Callison Victor Ashley L- 1 Marfa Pecos VanHorn Pecos McCamey Pecos SA Lake View Pecos Alpine Pecos Lamesa Pecos Kermi Steve Clinton Donny Herod Bobby Herod Eae Kyle Johnson David Maddux Bennie Abila Leroy Michaelis Carlos Abila Don Brooks J Or Ismael Abila ArmAndo Ortega Craig Carrico Billy Griffin Joe Segulia Wade McLain Rowdies L Rowdies Marfa Rowdies VanHorn Rowdies McCaMey Rowdies Ft.stock, Rowdies Alpine Rowdies Monahans Rowdies Seminole Rowdies Andrews Rowdies McCamey Ector Rowdies Snyder Rowdies Carlsbad Rowdies Crane Rowdies Kermit Rowdies

Toyah Buffaloes edge Grandfalls in double OT thriller

Toyah beat Grandfalls 73-72 in two overtimes to move to 1-0 in District 9B and 6-19 overall. Darrel Goodnight led Toyah with 28 points while Rick Raglin had 32 for Grandfalls. Backup notes: Frank Lott 21 and Frank Nunez 20 for Toyah. six ties and late rally sealed the win.

TOYAH Buffaloes Grandfalls Cowboys Darrel Goodnight Frank Lott Frank Nunez Rick Raglin Max Calk Balmorhea

Pro trades By The Associated Press

New York Giants trade Fred Dryer to New England for first and sixth round picks and a 1973 second round pick. Falcons swap multiple picks with Giants and Saints to draft players including Steve Okoniewski and Billy Taylor. Bills, Cowboys, Lions, Oakland, Detroit, New Orleans, Kansas City engage in cross exchanges for defensive backs, linemen and receivers.

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Fort Stockton Leads District 2 3A With 3 0 Mark

Fort Stockton climbs to the top of District 2 3A with a 3-0 league record while Odessa Ector stands 2-0 and eyes a rematch at Fort Stockton. Seminole JV leads the league early at 3-0 and has just defeated Odessa Ector.

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