Pro Bowl East Squad Announced Leaders-Jurgen Tarkenton
Sonny Jurgensen and Fran Tarkenton will lead the East in the NFL Pro Bowl January 21 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Co directors Glenn Davis and Dave Brandman announced the 34 man squad sponsored by the Los Angeles Times and Herald Examiner. The East faces the Western Conference’s Coastal and Central divisions with the West to be announced Thursday. Cowboys dominate with nine selections followed by nine Cardinals. Browns seven. Redskins four. Giants and Steelers one each. Eagles and Saints one apiece.
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Peggy Fleming Aims for Grenoble Gold Afterdevil Youth
Peggy Fleming, hailed as a top American figure skater, credits her childhood mischief for drive. Her mother Doris Fleming recalls the Irish temper and the path from tiny skater to world champion, detailing family moves, finances, and Peggy’s dedication ahead of the Winter Games in Grenoble.
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Merger Talks Advance for US Pro Soccer Leagues
Zurich AP says two American pro soccer leagues nearing merger to end feud and gain international recognition. Sir Stanley Rouse urges re-exam of suspensions for foreign players from the outlawed NPSL. Details to be settled at early next month meeting.
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Paul Graig Returns as Eastern Illinois Basketball Letterman
Paul Graig, a 6 3 junior from Anna Jonesboro, is back on the Eastern Illinois basketball team this season. He averaged 9.3 points per game last year and saw time at guard and forward.
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Coaches of the Year Allen and Shula Named NFL Recipients
Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen and Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula were named the NFL co coaches of the year by an Associated Press panel. Each earned 16 of 46 votes as the Rams and Colts finished strong but fell short of major titles. Allen praised the team’s trades while Shula noted the award does not replace the Coastal Division crown.
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Frazier Stops Conner In Third Round For 19th Win
Joe Frazier 210 of Philadelphia extended his unbeaten run to 19 with a 1 40 third round stoppage of Marion Conner 180 in Boston. Frazier worked the body early then blasted Conner with a left hook as the referee halted the fight.
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UCLA Still Leads as Indiana Reaches Fifth in Poll
UCLA remains atop the AP major-college basketball poll as Indiana climbs to fifth after wins over Kansas State 89-83 and NCSU 101-97 in overtime. North Carolina ascends to fourth by beating Kentucky and Princeton, who drop from the ranking.
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