Chambliss Named AL Rookie of the Year
Encinitas Calif AP Chris Chambliss was named American League Rookie of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He rose quickly with the Indians after being drafted in 1970 and debuted in 1971. He led Wichita in the minors and became Cleveland's first Rookie of the Year since 1955.
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Michigan Dominates All-Big Ten With Five Berths
Michigan's Rose Bowl bound Wolverines lead the 1971 All-Big Ten selections by AP Midwest board, earning five first team spots. Northwestern and Michigan State trail with fewer. Ohio State, Minnesota, Purdue, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin also receive honors.
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Brad Vanret
Hutchinson
Barry Pearson
Wildcats
Maurie Daigneau
Tom McCright
Tom DeLeone
Bill Light
Commodores fall in overtime to Orchard Ridge in season opener
Lorain County Community College drops a 64-62 overtime decision to Orchard Ridge after a tight game that featured 12 second-half lead changes. Rayfield Goss scored 44 for the Raiders, while Jeff Dickey led LCCC with 21 points and 16 rebounds as the Commodores prepare for the Blue Water Classic road trip.
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High school basketball schedule across several cities
Non conference games include North Olmsted at Elyria and Toledo Bunsher at Admiral King. Conference slate features Inland Conference matchups Hiredland at Columbia and Firelands at Avon. Other district games list Lincoln West versus Bay and Lorain at Cleveland Rhodes with multiple regional pairs.
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Area hoopsters start this week with early openers
Area high school basketball opens this week as many teams host independents in two-night starts. New London visits Keystone for Doug Howdieshells debut. Elyria hosts North Olmsted under Mike Riley. Inland Conference and Saturday independents feature Corsairs and multiple league openers. Columbia aims to even score with Lorain Catholic after last year co championship.
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Falcons surge past Packers to stay in West race
Atlanta stunned Green Bay 28 21 in a nationally televised NFL game to pull within one game of the Los Angeles Rams in the West standings and a half game behind the San Francisco 49ers. Bob Berry threw 16 of 21 for 191 yards and a TD as Atlanta halted a six game winless streak versus Green Bay.
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Browns to start Nelson vs Houston Oilers inAstrodome
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich says Bill Nelson will likely quarterback the Browns at Houston despite a bruised neck from the New England game. Nelson completed 12 of 23 passes for 158 yards and two TDs before leaving in the fourth quarter.
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Gillman’s Lifetime Chargers Contract Ends
Sid Gillman resigns as head coach of the San Diego Chargers after a contract dispute with Club President Eugene V. Klein. Harland Svare becomes interim head coach again as the team debates finishing the season versus planning for 1967 with John Hadl at quarterback.
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Top four teams clash as Nebraska Oklahoma loom this week
Nebraska remains No. 1 with 28 first place votes while Oklahoma is No. 2. Michigan falls to No. 5 after a close win over Ohio State. Alabama and Auburn rise to Nos. 3 and 4 ahead of Notre Dame who drops from the top 10.
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