Shenandoah Hornets Tip Off 1971-72 With Four-Game Span
Shenandoah College and Conservatory opens the 1971-72 season with four games in seven days led by coach Mike Kolsky. The freshmen-heavy squad aims to improve on last year’s 5-19 mark and faces Potomac State at Keyser, with a tough schedule including three tournaments and six four-year opponents.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Mike Kolsky
Hornets
Potomac State
Keyser
W. V
Shenandoah
Kolsky
Hornet
Norfolk
Winchester
Washington Bible College
South
Pitt- Johnstown
Southeastern
Eastern Mennonite
Bridgewater
Christopher Newport
Lynchburg Baptist
Messiah
St. Mary’s
Penn State Capitol
York
Wilmington
College Football Tidbits From the 1970s Orange Bowl Talk
AP reports on Oklahoma Nebraska hype with fan signage and coach Chuck Fairbanks reflecting on a classic game. Alabama’s improved unit under Bill Battle is noted ahead of the Orange Bowl as Nebraska and Oklahoma eye a high scoring clash and Musso versus Pruitt comparisons.
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Alabama
Nebraska
Tennessee
Bill Battle
Crimson Tide
Johnny Musso
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Nebraska-Oklahoma
Trades Dominate Opening Day of Baseball Meetings
At Scottsdale the Cubs and A's swapped stars and future stars while the Astros and Reds and Indians and Giants completed multi player trades. Notable moves included Gaylord Perry to the Indians in exchange for McDowell and Frank Duffy, Joe Morgan to the Reds from Houston, and Ken Holtzman to the A's for Rick Monday. The day also saw 13 minor leaguers drafted at $25,000 each, including Jim Moyer of Phoenix.
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Houston Astros
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Cleveland Indians
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Sam" McDowell
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Gaylord Perry
Frank Duffy
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San Francisco
Charlie Fox
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
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Joe Morgan
Houston
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Astros
Denis Menke
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Lee May
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A’s
Rick Monday
Oakland
Dick Williams
Chuck Dobson
John
Blue Moon’ Odom
Holtzman
Vida Blue
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Perry
Fox
Sam
Juan Marichal
Cleveland
Jim Moyer
Phoenix
Dolphins Crush Bears in Prime Time Rout at Orange Bowl
Miami use balanced offense led by Bob Griese and Larry Csonka to demolish Chicago 34 3 in prime time. Griese passes for two scores, Csonka rushes for 104 yards, while the Bears struggle with 446 197 total offense for the night.
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Don Shula
New Orleans
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National Football League
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Bobby Douglass
Kansas
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Jurgensen May Return for Redskins Giants Clash
Redskins coach George Allen said quarterback Sonny Jurgensen may be ready to start Sunday at RFK against the New York Giants after a left shoulder contusion. Jurgensen sat out earlier in the season with a fractured shoulder, while Billy Kilmer filled in effectively and helped the team lead in several recent games.
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Washington Redskins
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Larry Brown
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Harold McLinton
Philadelphia
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Ron McDole
Clifton McNeil
Kilmer
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Washington
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Eagles
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Navy renews Forzano as head football coach
The U S Naval Academy Athletic Association announced on Monday that Rick Forzano's coaching contract has been renewed for next fall. The length of the new deal was not disclosed but is believed to be for one year.
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Baltimore Orioles
Chicago
Leo Durocher
St. Louis
Annapolis, Md
Rick Forzano
U.S. Naval Academy
The
Academy's Athletic Association
Forzano
Local College Team Photo Namelist Includes Kyre Charlie Smith
The picture features Kyre and Dodd along with Charlie Smith who played for Loudoun Valley last season, identified in the lineup.
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Kyre
Charlie Smith
Loudoun Valley
Dodd
Shuvee Sets Money Record At Saratoga Diana Handicap
Shuvee, a 5-year-old mare owned by Mrs. Whitney Stone, won her second Diana Handicap at Saratoga in the final meet week. The Nashua daughter boosted career earnings to $801,818, surpassing Cicada’s prior mares' money mark of $783,675.
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N.Y
Whitney Stone
Shuvee
Nashua
Cicada
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