Baseball draft drips with slow summer pace and small hopes
The January amateur draft yields few immediate stars as Toronto and other teams rely on farm systems and scouting. Elliot Wahle notes baseball’s talent gap compared with basketball and football, while Peter Bavasi outlines Toronto’s plan to build through minor leagues and careful trades. The top prospect is Michael Lebo, a 19 year old catcher from Middletown PA, with projects including Jim Maler and David Greir. The piece emphasizes signability and long term development over instant impact.
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New York
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Dorsett
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Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Elliott Wahle
Toronto Blue Jays
Toronto
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Bavasi
Reggie Jackson
Don Gullett
Kansas City Royals
Wahle
Michael Lebo
Middletown
Lebo
University of South Carolina
Blue Jays
Jim Maler
University of Miami
David Greir
University of Maryland
Denver Broncos Rise After AFL NFL Merger Seals Turnaround
The Denver Broncos transformed from a struggling AFL-NFL merger era club into a Super Bowl contender. Through late 1960s drafts and key trades, led by John Ralston, the team built a core of All-Pros and star players like Floyd Little, Riley Odoms, Otis Armstrong, Randy Gradishar, Louis Wright, Lyle Alzado, Tom Jackson, and Rick Upchurch. Trade acquisitions such as Craig Morton and Haven Moses solidified a potent offense and defense, aided by free agents Jack Dolbin, Bob Swenson, and Joe Rizzo.
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Randy Gradishar
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Lyle Alzado
Tiny Yankton College
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Tom Jackson
Louisville
Rick Upchurch
Craig Morton
New York Giants
Morton
AFC
Steve Ramsey
Giants
Haven Moses
Oakland
Bronco
Andy Maurer
Mike Montler
Bernard Jackson
Jack Dolbin
Chigaco Fire
Sleep walker also A surprising tale about Martin and fears
In Dallas a lighthearted feature riffs on Harvey Martin of the Dallas Cowboys. His mother reveals sleepwalking habits and an unusual fear of chickens as the team prepares for Super Bowl XII against the Denver Broncos. The piece blends humor with biographical quirks and jokes about onfield prowess.
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Tom Landry
World hockey schedule and baton twirling note
Monday through Wednesday hockey matchups listed with teams such as Birmingham Quebec Soviets Indianapolis Edmonton Cincinnati and Winnipeg plus exhibitions. A Houston Rockets guard Calvin Murphy tried baton twirling in a national championship, finished far down the list, saying twirling is harder than basketball and one dropped baton decides the outcome.
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Quebec
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Edmonton
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New England
Houston
Calvin Murphy
Houston Rockets
Murphy
Calvin
Barons acquire Arnason and Jodzio in NHL trade
Cleveland Barons trade center Ralph Klassen and right wing Fred Aheron to Colorado Rockies in exchange for Chuck Arnason and Rick Jodzio. Arnason tallies 12 points in 29 games this season. Jodzio has five assists as an agitator.
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Cleveland Barons
Chuck Arnason
Rick Jodzio
National Hockey League
Colorado Rockies
Barons
Ralph Klassen
Fred Aheren
Arnason
Jodzio
Klassen
Aheron
Ft Stockton Edges Zavala B Team 24 23 in Close Bid
Zavala B team saw its four game win streak end Monday night at Ft. Stockton as Pecos fell 24 23. Ft. Stockton used a tight zone to hold Pecos to 11 points by halftime and the Panther defense sparked the win. Tony Herrera led Zavala with six while Ft. Stockton’s high man was power with 12. Coach Doug Ward praised the effort but blamed timely breaks for the loss. The B squad heads home to host Alpine Monday hoping to move to five and one.
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Lou Holt
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma
Sporting News
William and Mary
North Carolina State
New York Jets
National Football League
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Phillip Jaquez
Zavala
Ft. Stockton
Pecos
Panther
Eagles
Tony Herrera
Ricky Lara
David Natividad
Alfredo Navarette
Robert Shorter
Mark Mendoza
Alvaro Herrera
Doug Ward
Alpine
Bengals Honor Tony Davis Player of the Year at Sports Stag
Tony Davis, running back and AFC Bengals star, is named Player of the Year by The Cincinnati Club’s Bengals Touchdown Club. He was previously voted Bengals MVP by local fans and will be recognized at the club’s 23rd annual Sports Stag on Thursday.
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Bengals Touchdown Club
Tony Davis
Bengals
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Cincinnati Club
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