Atlanta given formula for making new NFL team
The Falcons will select 42 players from 14 NFL teams in a complex draft formula. The process was more generous than expected, allowing Atlanta a broader pool after the league froze 29 of 40 players from the 14 teams, with two more picks before the Falcons choose two from the remaining eight.
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Atlanta
NFL
Palm Beach
Fla
Atlanta Falcons
Mula
Falcons
Rankin Smith
North Hecker
Pete Rozelle
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
Rozelle
Dallas
Cowboys
Vikings
Oberlin
NEL
Kenyon
Yeoman
Ohio Cenfer
Yeomen
Dayton
Baldwin-Wallace
Cal Ice
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Kenyon Inshere
Ted
a/Koch
Yea
Muskingum
Hero
Baldwin Wallace
Tom Graham
Dick Roberts
Wooster
Chuck Dickinson
Son
Koch! Western Reserve
Roberts
The
Cleve
Graham
Land State
Enn
Tom Dewey
Buffalo
Case Tech
Koch
Car club to meet with Jim Earnshaw guest speaker
Erie Shore Sports Car Club schedules a Thursday 8:00 p.m. meeting at the Elyria YMCA second floor with Jim Earnshaw, former national rally driver and Mid-Ohio trustee, to explain rally sport to novices. A color film Coupe des Alpes from the French Alpine Rally will follow.
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Jim Earnshaw
Erie Shore Sports Car Club
Elyria Ymca
Earnshaw
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Club
Chaminade Falls To Third In Ohio Class AA Ratings
In the Ohio Class AA ratings Canton McKinley holds first with Lima Shawnee second after Chaminade dropped to third following a 68-61 loss. Dayton Dunbar and Columbus West were among several top teams slipping as trisected standings shifted ahead of the upcoming sectional tourneys.
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Chaminade
McKinley
Columbus
UPI
United Press International
Ross
United Press Interna
Ashland
Bunch Neers
Dayton Chaminade
Canton McKinley
Lima Shawnee
Dayton Dunbar
Ohio
Lima
Shawnee
Nu Prine
Massillon
Coldwater
Bulldogs
Holliday Maintains Lead In Area Scoring Race
Area basketball scoring leaders remain dominated by Holliday as Brookside hosts a key week. Bob Holliday holds a firm edge with a 24 point per game average, while Tom Burrer moves up with a 27.2 mark. John Valentine, Pat Biber, Jim Harris, and Rick Evans post strong figures as races for top spots continue across the Southwestern and Firelands conferences.
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Holliday
Bob Holliday
Burrer
Brookside
Janislaus
Har
Elvria Catholic Star
S- J
Nets
John Valentine
Milan
Valentine
Indians
Rick Evans
New London
Panther
Pat Biber
Admiral
King
Jim Harris
Admiral King
Wayne
Tom Burrer
Davis
Ridgeville
Keystone
Bill Inman
Buckeye
Merv Avon
Bill Chapman
Nugent
Merv Noones
Cleargent
Evans
Dave Sorenson
Jim Harriss
Wildcat
Sorenson
Avon
Greg Davison
Elyria
Firelands
Jim Grant
Bay
Tom Ness
Bob
Aye
Elyria Catholic
Keystone If
Wayne Davis
Mery Nugent
Im Thames
Fremont Pal
Ed Ransom
Rick Meh
Mansfield
Terry Bork
Fremont
North Central Co Sedatt
Mike Flynn
St Mary
Vance Parks
Lourdes
Mike Gellagher
St. Mary A
Tom Smuczny
St. Stanislaus
Av Ag
Lakeland
Ralph Mayer
Vermilion Q
Mike Fischer
Huron
Inland Fonrerance
Dave Winland
Highland
Jamie Pavitch
South Amherst Iz TS
RLY
John Valentins
Deen Schneider
Monroeville
Gib Hensley
Berlin Heights
Fred Longsdorf
Mapleton
Lynn Schlessman
Tom Dim Grant
Bay Village
Dan
Fairview
Ken Cornet
Olmsted Falls
Tom Gandela
Rocky River
Wilkolak
Westlake
Wysong Wins Open Despite Injured Finger Finish
Dudley Wysong Jr a 26 year old Texan who battled a broken finger and illness to win the Phoenix Open by one stroke with a six under par 278 suggesting a dramatic comeback from six shots back. Gardner Dickinson Jr placed second while Johnny Pott tied for fourth and Tony Lerma withdrew with elbow trouble among a field hit by injuries.
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Wysongj Littler
Phoenix
Johnny Pott
Twst
Dickinson
Mason
Gene Littler
Rudolph
George
Dudley Wysong Jr
Archer
Dave Marr
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Tony Lerma
Lema
Wysong
Jack Nickalus
Edge Dickinson
Fragmented OCR sports card with names and numbers
Readable lines mention coaches and players in a jumble with numbers like 902 54938 and scores or stats 3 3 2 8, but no clear event, team, or place. The fragmentary text lacks a cohesive report or outcome to summarize as a complete sports item.
Northwood and Jefferson vie for ninth grade city crown
Northwood and Jefferson reach the ninth grade city final after semifinal wins at Northwood. Jefferson beat Eastern Heights 43 to 32 led by Maurice Ross with nine points while Lonnie Williams and Jim Baez added eight each. Franklin defeated by Northwood 44 to 33 as Gary Reichenbach and Rob Sheldon scored 12 and Tim Beal had 10 for the losers.
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Bill Couch
Eastern Heights
Jefferson
Northwood
Couch
Bob White
Clief Simonson
Maurice Ross
Lonnie Williams
Jim Baez
Anutluwuou Lou Oul
Franklin
Gary Reichenbach
Rob Sheldon
Tim Beal
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Cincinnati Elder
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Salem
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Medina
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Lincoln
Capley
Portsmouth
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Bedford
Wellston
Dayton Aller
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Fremont Ross
Shaker Heights
Uite
Rupert
Remon
Hamilton
Taft
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Cleveland East Tech
Hamilton Garffala
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Complete Body Shop
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