Redskins Show Interest in Thomas Trade Talks
Cowboys officials express strong interest in running back Thomas as talks with Washington and Cowboys owner Schramm surface. Reportedly no final deal. price and representation remain uncertain amid auction atmosphere and marijuana arrest rumors.
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Fight Results Feature Erratic OCR Card
Fragmented boxing result notes show fighters and misread details. Names like Nass and Ceray appear with weight remarks and knockout mentions, alongside scattered city and venue hints such as Edmonton and Phoenix.
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Bias Euan
Rae Gee Weil Doe
Brhilla Gaaraler
Venenia
Mexico
Edmonton
Tony Parlery
Phoenik
Ariz
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SAC and St Philip's Earn Weekend Wins in Cager Action
San Antonio College and St Philip's College both won weekend basketball games in the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference south zone. SAC defeated Schreiver Institute 3-50 in Kerrville and St Philip's beat Concordia Lunkeran 11696 at home to improve to 18-7 and 14-8 respectively, both at 4-4 in league play.
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Texas Tunior College
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Schreiver Institute
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Pro Goalers And NBA Draft Roundup Mixed With Scattered Scores
An uneven OCR page blends basketball standings and draft items with scattered results. It notes EASTERN and WESTERN divisions, teams like Milwaukee and Golden State, and mentions players and upcoming games alongside draft buzz about Pat Sullivan and others not making first round. The piece reads like a late season league snapshot with unearthed names and schedules.
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Houston
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Cowboys Draft Bill Thomas and Kadish in First Round
The Dallas Cowboys completed the first round by selecting Bill Thomas a 6 2 930 lineman from Boston College and Mike Kadish a 4 260 defensive tackle from Notre Dame. Kadish led Notre Dame with 97 tackles last season and helped block passes and one field goal as a junior. Thomas noted for size and strength impressed pro scouts despite injuries during his varsity career at Montana and Northeastern Oklahoma.
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Don Bunce
New Orleans Saints
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Cardinals trade for Williams Edwards Burns Gillette
St Louis Cardinals and San Diego Chargers complete a four player trade. St Louis acquires wide receiver Dave Williams and running back Cid Edwards. Leon Burns and Walker Gillette also move to St Louis with Gillette being Chargers top draft pick in 1971 and Burns top choice in 1970.
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St.Louis Football Cardinals
San Diego
Dave Willams
Cid Edwards
Leon Burns
Walker Gillette
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Burns
Colts trade George Wright to Chargers for draft picks
Baltimore Colts defense lineman George Wright was dealt to the San Diego Chargers for a fourth and an eighth round choice in the NFL draft. Wright, used sparingly last season, joins the Chargers as part of the Monday transaction.
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Baltimore Colts
George Wright
San Diego Chargers
Ok Wright
Two to Lions trade litters reshuffle NFL picks
New York AP report outlines several NFL draft moves. The Atlanta Fatcona send Rudy Redan and Sony Campbell to Detroit for Detroit Lions’ second-round pick while New Orleans trades its second-round pick to Oakland. Oakland uses the acquired pick to select Felvin Korver, a 6-7, 265-pound defensive lineman from Northwestern College of Iowa.
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Alamo Heights Battles For District Lead In Open Gym Tilt
Alamo Heights hosts San Marcos and Marshall in a crowded District 2 AAAA schedule with Heights led by guards Norman George and Phillip Sewell tallying most of the scoring. Jefferson eyes the top spot as they face the Rams, while South San hosts Burbank in a pivotal game.
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Ed Tiscott
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Jazz writer Bill Russell and Mahalia Jackson recalled
The narrator recalls meeting Bill Russell in New Orleans Preservation Hall and Chicago, noting Russell's jazz writing and Mahalia Jackson's Chicago concerts. He describes travels with Bruins figures, a governor's party intrusion in Jackson Square, and memories of Mahalia’s church moment and Move On Up a Life Tight.
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New Orleans
Bill Russell
San Antonio
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New Grileans Sbore Preservation Hall
New York
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Mahalia
Fragmented Texan Tennis and Sports Notes From Town
A scrambled note lists Donnie Wigginton and Frank Froehling linked to college tennis at Trinity and Texas, Terry Addison tied to Texas A&M, and World Championship of Tennis shifts. It mentions Roger Staubach aiding Camp Rio Vista, Buster Crabbe Olympian, and staged tennis plans in Austin with a 25-tournament WCT schedule and 10 courts.
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Frank Froehling
Texas
Trinity Fore
Terry Addison
Texas A&m
Frehhling
Donhie
Charles Pasarell
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WCT
Ware
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Ken Rose
Tom Okker
Cliff Dyrsdal
Jani Bob Lutz
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