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ATLANTA BOATS 391-61 11 NV titt Johns Ms lr. BARDMOOR 27 HOvT PALMETTO PINES Rohhy Fischer challenge for title. Tens. To Coach At Wichita State WICHITA, Kan. Steve Tensl, former quarterback for Florida State, and the San Diego Chargers and Denver Bronco of the National Football League has joined the Wichita State University football coaching staff.

Tensl 28, retired from professional football last season to devote his time to finishing his degree at FSU. Bob Seaman, Wichita head-coach, said Tens! would be used as a recruiter and would help improve the shocker passing game. REGULATION JO HOLES COURSE $900 grade, Serajevo, Buenos Aires and Canada. Kuwc said chanced were good that Finch-pr's manager, Ed Kdniondson, would fly to Moscow for direct talks with Soviet Chess Federation officials. Edmondson said he feared the negotiations would be difficult.

He said: "It Is my Impression that the Russians made a political question out of this match. It is not clear to me why they definitely do not want to play In Yugoslavia. So it might turn out we would need more than a 10-day postponement. In that case Euwe should decide the site by himself on Feb. 11." AMSTERDAM (UPI Max Euwe, presi-dent of the World Chess Federation (FIDE), Monday announced ho gave chess world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and challenger Bobby Fischer of the United States until Feb.

10 to agree on the site where they will have their world championships match later this year. Euwe said he made the decision because the lists entered by the opponents as to their preference did not agree. The Soviet list read In order of preference: Iceland, Holland, West Germany and France. The American list showed in sequence: Bel Any Day i r-i It's "no waiting" at one of the finest courses In Florida conveniently located between St. Petersburg and Clearwater.

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tit 4 nertS a U.S. Ml fkrwili filiate tut milM ityoi te 71 StetiM ti lis te From -C Draft Central State, Ohio. 11, New England from Washington through Los Angeles, Jim White, defensive end, Colorado Slate. 22, New Orleans from Baltimore through Oakland, Tom Myers, defensive back, Syracuse. 23, Houston from Kansas City, Solomon Freelon, guard, Grambling, 24, Philadelphia from Minnesota, Bobby Ma lors, defensive back, Tennessee.

25, Miami, Gary Kosins. running back. Day. ton. 26, Dallas, Mary Bateman, kicker, Utah.

Fourth Round 1. Buffalo Ranay Jackson, RB, Wichita St. i 2. Pittsburgh Lorenzo Brlnkley, DB, Missouri) 3. Cincinnati Bernard Jackson, DB, Washington St.) 4.

St. Louis Jefl Lyman, LB, Brigham Young; 5. Dallas Tim Kearny, LB, Northern Michigan; 6. St. Louis mar tin Imhof, DT, San Diego 7.

New Orleans Mike Crangle, DE, Tennes- see-Martin; 8. Green Bay Erie Patton, LB, Notre Dame; 9. Los Ange les John Saunders, DB, Toledo; 10. Pittsburgh Ed Bradley, LB, Wake Forest; 11. New York Jets Ed Gal- Igher, DE, UCLA; 12.

Dallas Robert West, WR, San Diego 13. Miami trom San Diego Larry Ball, DE, Louis vine. 14, Philadelphia, Ron "Poe" James, running Back, New Mexico state. 15, Dal las from Detroit, Charles Zapiec, linebacker, Penn State. 16, Atlanta, Andrew Howard, defensive tackle, Grambling.

17, Los Angeles, Eddie Phillips, defensive back, Texas. II, San Francisco, Wlndlam Hall, defensive back, Arizona State. 19, Kansas City from Cleveland, Andv Ham. Ilton, wide receiver, Louisiana State. 20, Oakland, Cliff Branch, wide receiver.

Col orado. 21, New Orleans from Washington inrougn Los Angeles and Philadelphia Joe Sederspief, linebacker, Kentucky. 22, Oakland trom Baltimore, Dave Delbv, center, UCLA. 23, New Orleans from Kansas City, Mike Coleman, defensive end, Knoxville College. 24, Denver from van of Auburn nor runner-up Ed Marlnaro, the record-setting Cornell running back, was selected on the opening round.

Linemen were the chief commodity on the first round with nine drafted, including the first three picks Patulski, California defensive end Sherman White by Cincinnati and Southern Illinois offensive tackle Lionel Antoine by Chicago. Twenty of the first 52 picked were linemen. The Giants, who last week traded quarterback Fran Tar-kenton to Minnesota for three players and the Vikings' No. 1 pick, sent Dryer to the Patriots for another No. 1, plus a No.

6 draft choice this year and a No. 2 next year. Then they used the two first-round choices ot get help for their beleaguered defensive unit, selecting Eldridgo Small of Texas a wide receiver in college, as a cornerback and tackle Larry Jacobson of Nebraska, whom they expect to play end. Two other teams also had a pair of first-round picks, Green Bay selecting defensive back Willie Buchanon of San Diego State and quarterback Jerry Tagge of Nebraska and the New York Jets picking Jackson State wide receiver Jerome Barkum and Michigan linebacker Mike Taylor. Four teams did not have a No.

1 pick Los Angeles, New England, San Diego and Washington. Tagge was the first back selected in the draft, but Florida passer John Reaves also was tapped on the first round by Philadelphia. Sullivan had to wait until the second round when he was picked by Atlanta as the 40th player in the draft, Marinaro, however, may have been the most embarrassed of the ballyhooed pre-draft favorites. By the time he was selected by Minnesota as the 50th player in the draft Minnesota, Tom Graham, linebacker, Oregon. 25, Miami, Al Benton, tackle, Ohio University.

26, Baltimore from Oal-las through New Orleans and San Diego, Eric Allen, wide receiver, Michigan Stale. Fifth Round 1, Buffalo, Leon Garror, defensive back, Alcorn 2, Cincinnati, Tom DeLeone, center, Ohio State. 3, New York Giants, Tom Gatewood, wide receiver, Notre Dame. 4, Buffalo from Denver, Robert Penchion, guard, Alcorn Atlanta trom Houston tnrough Denver and Buffalo, Billy Taylor, running back, Michigan. 6, St.

Louis, Conrad Dobler, guard, Wyoming. 7, New Orleans trom Green Bay, Bill Buter, running back, Kansas Stale. 8, New Orleans, Carl Johnson, tackle, Nebraska. 9, Pittsburgh, Steve Furness, defensive end, Rhode Island. 10, New York Jets, Dickie Harris, defensive back, South Carolina.

11, Baltimore from New England, Don Croft, defensive tackle, Texas-El Paso. 12, San Diego, Jim Bishop, tight end, Tennessee Tech. 13, Chicago, Bob Parson, tight end, Penn State. 14, Denver from Philadelphia, Jim Krelg, wide receiver, Washington. 15, Atlanta, Ralph Cindrich, linebacker, Pittsburgh.

16, Los Angeles from Detroit, Bob Chi Ids, guard, Kansas. 17, New York Giants from Los Angeles through Washington, Larry Edwards, linebacker, Texas '16, Cleveland, George Hunt, kicker, Tennessee. 19, San Francisco, Mike Greene, linebacker, Georgia. 20, New England from Oakland, Ron Bolton, de- tensive back, Norfolk State. 21, Los Angeles from Washington, Bob Christiansen, tight end, UCLA.

22, New Orleans from Baltimore, Bob Davies, defensive back, South Carolina. 23, Kansas City, Milt Davis, defensive end, Texas-Arlington. 24, Cleveland from Minnesota through Los Angeles, Greg Kucera, running Back, North Colorado. 25, Miami, Charles Babb, delensive back, Memphis State. 26, San Diego from Dallas, Harry Gooden, defen sive end, Alcorn Sixth Round 1, Oakland from Buffalo, Dan Medlln, defensive tackle.

North Carolina State. 2, New York Giants, John Hill, center, Le high, 3, Chicago from Cincinnati, Bob Pif- ferinl, linebacker, UCLA. 4, Houston, Joe Bullard, defensive tackle, Tulane. 5, St, Louis, Don Heater, running back, Mon tana Tech. 6, Houston from El mer Allen, linebacker, Mississippi.

7, New Orleans, Wayne Dorton, guard, Arkansas state. 8, Green Bay, Nathaniel Ross, de February 3-4-5 For Shufflers In West Coast District Only (This Contest Did Not Appear in Preview) fensive back, Bethune-Cookman. 9, New York Jets, Joe Jackson, defensive end, New Mexico State. 10, Atlanta from New England through New York Giants, Mike Perfettl, defensive back, Minnesota. 11, San Diego, Bruce Ward, guard, San Diego on the second round, seven other running backs had been picked.

Four went on the first round. Oregon's Bobby Moore, who may wind up as a wide receiver in the pros, was se-: lected by St. Louis as the No. 4 pick and the first non-1 lineman to be selected. Pittsburgh took Franco Hariris of Penn State, Kansas City tapped Jeff Kinney of Nebras- ka and the Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys closed out the first round by adding another Thomas to their roster with the selection of Bill Thomas of Boston College.

state. 12, Green Bay from Chicago, Dave Pureiforl, linebacker. Eastern Michigan. 13, Pittsburgh, Dennis Meyer, defensive back, Arkansas State. 14, Philadelphia, Vern Winfleld, guard, Minnesota, 15, Detroit, Charles Potts, defensive back, Purdue.

16, Atlanta through New Orleans from Atlan'a, Fred Riley, wide receiver, Idaho. 17, Green Bay from Los Angeles, Robert Hudson, running Tournament to be held at City of Tampa Recreation Department 214 North Boulevard, Tampa (just outside of Florida State Fairgrounds). OPEN TOURNAMENT Single Draw at 9:00 a.m. Thursday, February 3rd Entry Fee Free Lunch to ALL Players And Helpers back, Northeastern Oklahoma. 18, San Francisco, Jackie Walker, defensive back, Tennessee.

19, Cleveland, Leonard Forey, guard, Texas 20, New Orleans from Oakland, Curt Watson, running back, Ten nessee. 21. Los Angeles from Washington, Edward Hebert, defensive tackle, Texas Southern. 22, Baltimore, Bruce Laird, de fensive back, American International. 23, Kansas city, John Kahler, defensive end, Long Beach State.

24, Minnesota, Anthony Martin, linebacker, Louisville. 25, Miami, Ray Nettles, linebacker, Tennessee. 26, Danes, Charles Boiden, defensive back, Iowa. Seventh Round 1, Buffalo, Ralph Slepanlak, defensive back, Notre Dame. 2, Cincinnati, Steve coniey, running Back, Kansas.

3, Pitts burgh from New York Giants, Joe Col quitt, defensive end, Kansas State. 4, St. Second Round 1, Buffalo, Regple McKenzie, offensive guard, Michigan. 2, $an Francisco, from New York Giants, Ralph McGill, defen- sive back, Tulsa. 3, Cincinnati, Tommy Casanova, defensive back, Louisiana State, 4, Los Angeles, from Denver, through San Diego, Jim Bertelsen, run-, Jiing back, Texas.

New Orleans, from Willie Hall, linebacker, Southern California. 6, St. Louis, Mark Arneson, linebacker, Arizona. 7, Oakland, from New Orleans, Kelvin Korver, defensive tackle, Northwestern of Iowa. 8, Green Bay, Chester Marcol, kicker, Hillsdale.

9, Dallas, from New England, Robert New-, house, running back, Houston. 10, San Diego, Pete Lazetich, defensive end, Stan- ford. 11, Philadelphia, from Chicago, Dan Yochum, offensive tackle, Syracuse. 12, 'Pittsburgh, Gordon Gravelle, offensive tackle, Brigham Young. 13, Dallas, from New York Jets, through Oakland and New Orleans, John Babmecz, linebacker, Villanova.

ft, Atlanta, from Philadelphia, through Detroit. Pat Sullivan, quarterback, Au- Louis, Council Rudolph, defensive end, Kentucky State. 5, Miami from Denver, Bill Adams, guara, Holy cross. 6, Houston, Eric Hutchinson, defensive back, vmx North CASH PRIZES Men's Ladies' Division 1 Division $150.00 1st Place $150.00 $100.00 2nd Place $100.00 75.00 3rd Place 75.00 50.00 4th Place 50.00 10.00 5th Place 10.00 10.00 6th Place 10.00 $10.00 7th Place 10.00 10.00 8th Place 10.00 PLUS TROPHIES Including A Traveling Trophy for Each Division! western, 7, Green Bay, Bill Bushong, de fensive tackle, Kentucky, 8, New Orleans, Ernie Jackson, defensive back, Duk. 9, New England, Clark Hoss, tight end, Oregon State.

10, New England from San Diego, John larver, running Back, Colorado. 11, Chi KpHiilllillilP cago, Jim Fassel, quarterback, Long Beach State. 12, Pittsburgh, Robert Kelly, aetensive Back, Jackson State. 13, Baltimore from New York Jets Ihrouah Wash burn. 15, Atlanta, from Detroit, Steve Okonlewskl, offensive tackle, Montana.

16, Atlanta, Roosevelt Manning, defensive ington, John Sykes, running back, Morgan oraie, 14, Philadelphia, Will Foster, line backer, Eastern Michigan. 15, Atlanta, Lance Moon, running back, Wisconsin. 16, Detroit, Charles Stoudamlre, wide receiv er, Portland State. 17, Oakland from Los tackle, Northeastern Oklahoma State. 17, Oakland, from Los Angeles, John Vella, offensive tackle, Southern California.

18, San Francisco, Jean Barrett, offensive tackle, Tulsa. 1, Cleveland, Clifford 2 Brooks, defensive back, Tennessee State. 20, Baltimore, from Oakland, Jack Mild-a- ren, defensive back, Oklahoma. 21, Balti-n more, from Washington, Glenn Doughty, wide receiver, Michigan. 22, Baltimore, a Lydell Mitchell, running back, Penn State.

23, New England, from Kansas City, Tom Reynolds, wide receiver, San Diego State. 24, Minnesota, Ed Marlnaro, running back, Cornell. 25, Cleveland, from Miami, Lester Sims, defensive end, Alabama State. 26, Dallas, Charlie McKee, wide receiver, Arizona. Third Round 1, Buffalo, Fred Swendsen, defensive end, Notre Dame; 2, Cincinnati Jim LeCI- air, linebacker.

North Dakota. 3, New York Giants, John Mendenhall, tackle. Angeles, Ray Jamieson, running back, Memphis State; 18, Cleveland, John Wesley, tackle, Maryland State; 19, San Francisco, Edgar Hardy, guard, Jackson State. 20, Oakland, Alonzo Thomas, defensive back, Southern California. 21, New York Giants 'rom Washington, Mike Zikas, defensive tackle, Notre Dame.

22, Oakland fromBaltimore, Dennis, Pete, defensive back, San Francisco State. 23, Kansas City, Dean Carlston, quarterback, Iowa State. 24, Minnesota, Bill Slater, defensive end, Western Michigan. 25, Miami, Calvin Harrell, running back, Arkansas State. 26, Chicago from Dallas, James Osborne, defensive tackle, Southern U.

LEGAL NOTICE OFFICIALS Mr. Ray Mosley-District Tournament Director Mr. L. C. "Lou" Tuma Divisional Referee Mr.

Al Trobaugh-Chief Referee Entries should be received no later than February 1, 1972 Mail entries to: Mr. Lawson Mumma Tournament Manager 214 North Boulevard Tampa, Florida 33606 NOTE: This Is Gasparilla and Florida Fair Week Use Car Pools Parking Fee $1.00 Grambling. 4, Houston, Lewis Jolley, run-- ning back, North Carolina. 5, St. Louis, Tom Beckman, defensive end, Michigan.

6, Denver, Bill Phillips, linebacker, Ar-' kansas State. 7, Minnesota from Green Dsn Dap. Ull.tMU Mr. nn.MTa GEnERALTELEFHOftE New urieans, ddd rvuziei, tenier, nus- NOTICE OF SPECIAL LEGISLATION NOTICE is hereby giverv'as required by Florida Statute 11.2, that the City ot Seminole has filed with the Pinellas County Legislative Delegation, I Special Act pertaining to the following: i Arkansas. 10, Chicago, Johnny Musso, u.l 11 Dltt.h.irnh John McMaikn, tight end, Clemson.

12, i New York Jets, Gary Hammond, wide re- rAiuar. Ciutharn AAfrihnrikt. 13. Dallas from New England, Mike Keller, llne-backer, Michigan. AN ACT pertaining to the cnaner ot a municipal corporation In Pinellas County, Florida, by and under the name of the City of Seminole; fixing and describing its boundaries, providing for Its form of government, providing the jurisdiction, the duties, functions and powers of its governing body; pro-vidlna for an effective date.

14, Detroit from Philadelphia, Ken defensive end, Howard Payne. .15, Atlanta, Les Goodman, running back, Yankton, S.D. 16, Philadelphia from Detroit, Tom Luken guard, Purdue. 17, New Giants from Los Angeles, Tom Umi.lnn 10. I WITNESS my hand and seal this 31st day of January, 1972.

s-Lorraine B. Baschal City Clerk Clly of Seminole (SEAL) (404) 192 McCulcheon, running back, Colorado State. 19, San Francisco, Allen Dunbar, wide receiver, Southern University. 20, Oakland, Mel Lunsford, defensive tackle,.