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,32 Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Ottawa Journal Familiar names missing from CFL all-stars treal, Ray Nettles, Toronto, Mark Kosmos, Ottawa; backs Steve Dennis, Toronto, Lewis Porter, Hamilton, Larry Uteck, Toronto, Wayne Tosh, Ottawa, Larry Brune, Hamilton. Additions: Lineman Bruce Smith, Toronto; linebackerMike Widger, Montreal; back Wayne Allison, Toronto. WEST Offence Quarterback Ron Lancaster, Saskatchewan; running backs Jim Washington, Winnipeg, Willie Burden, Calgary, Rudy Llnterman, Calgary; flanker Rbett Dawson, Saskatchewan; tight end Bob Richardson, Saskatchewan; split end George McGowan, Edmonton; centre Al Wilson, British Columbia; guards Buddy Brown, Winnipeg, Willie Martin, Edmonton; tackles Butch Norman, Winnipeg, Layne McDowell, B.C. Additions quarterback Ralph Brock, Winnipeg; fi" By MEL SUFRIN CP Sports Editor TORONTO (CP) Lineups for the Canadian Football League's East-West all -star game were announced and the most significant feature was the absence of 13 players named to the Eastern and Western conference all-star squads last fall. The game will be played at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto Saturday, June 4, at 8 p.m.

EDT and will be televised nationally by the CTV network with the Toronto-Hamilton area blacked out. Injuries, defections to the National Football League and pay disputes were among reasons for some of the missing. Notable absentees from the East offensive backfield are Johnny Rodgers of Montreal Alouettes, now with San Diego Chargers of the NFL, Art Green of the Grey Cup champion Ottawa Rough Riders and Jimmy Edwards of Hamilton Tiger-Cats. George Reed, the CFL Players' Association president who announced the lineups, said the reason Green was dropped is that he isn't sure whether he'll be in the CFL or NFL this season. And Edwards was left off the team because of the possibility he'll sit out a season or two If he Is unable to renegotiate his contract.

Western absentees Include running backs Mike Strickland of British Columbia Lions and Steve Beaird of Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Saskatchewan guard Ralph Galloway is also missing along with defensive tackle Tim Roth and defensive back Paul Williams, both of Saskatchewan. Tackle Jim Coode of Ottawa is the other absent Eastern offensive all-star. And missing from defence are tackle Glen Weir and defensive backs Dickie Harris and Phil Price, all of Montreal, and middle linebacker Larry Cameron of Ottawa. George Brancato of Ottawa will be head coach of the East with help from Tom Dimltroff, George Hughes and Bob O'Billovtch.

Saskatchewan's Jim Eddy will head the West coaching staff with Walt Posadowski, Jerry Thompson and Joe Moss. All-star' defensive back Lome Richardson was named to the West team although be has played out his option at Saskatchewan and is dickering with Toronto and Montreal for this season. And linebacker Ray Nettles, recently traded from British Columbia to Toronto, Is among the East starters. The lineups: EAST Offence Quarterback Tom Ottawa; running backs Andy Hopkins, Montreal, Jim Foley, Ottawa, John Harvey, Toronto; flanker Terry Evanshen, Hamilton; tight end Tony Gabriel, Ottawa; split end Mike Eben, Toronto; centre Donn Smith, Ottawa', guards Dave Braggins, Montreal, Larry Butler, Hamilton; tackles Dan Yochum, Montreal, Jeff Turcotte, Ottawa. Additions: quarterback Jimmy Jones, Hamilton; lineman Nick Bastaja, Toronto; centre Henry Waszczuk, Hamilton; running back Larry Smith, Montreal; receiver Peter Dalla Riva, Montreal; kicker Zenon Andrusyshyn, Toronto.

Defence Ends Junior Ah You, Montreal, Jim Piaskowski, Ottawa; tackles -Granville Liggins, Toronto, Mike Samples, Hamilton; linebackers Chuck Zaplec, Mon in-- rr. receiver Tom Calgary; running back Mike Strickland B.C.; ceiftre Bob Howes, Edmonton. ifence Ends Bill BakerVB.C.. George Wells, Saskat i chewan; tackles John Helton, Calgary, Dave Fennel, Edmonton; linebackers Bill Manchufc, Saskatchewan, Harry Waiters, Winnipeg, Roger Goree, Saskatchewan; backs Joe Holllmon, Edmonton, Joe Fourquean, B.C., Ken McEachern, Saskatchewan, Lome Richardson, Saskatchewan, Brian Herosian, Winnipeg. Additions Lineman Wayne Smith, B.C.; linebackerGlen Jackson, B.C.; halfback Larry Cates, Calgary; kicker Bernie Ruoff, Winnipeg.

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(AP) Ricky Bell and Tony Dor-sett, the best running backs in U'. S. college football, were the first two choices Tuesday in the National Football League draft but the biggest winner may be their agent, Mike Trope. Bell was selected by Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dorsett went to after the Cowboys shipped four draft choices to Seattle for the Sea-hawks' pick. Both players are represented by Trope, who also will negotiate for two other high picks, tackles Marvin Powell, who went to New York Jets, and rwi Oo-n- rounerr Centres Warren Bryant, selected by Atlanta Falcons.

Powell was the fourth player drafted and Bryant the sixth. "Whatever Ricky Bell gets from Tampa Bay will be the going figure for Tony Dorsett at Dallas," said Trope. The numbers most heard at the draft were five years and between $1.25 and $1.5 million for glamour backs Beli and Dorsett and something in that same neighborhood for linemen Powell and Bryant. "I don't care if you draft a purple people eater with frog's legs," said Trope. "If you draft that high, you have to pay the going rate." Dorsett shattered all sorts of rushing records at Pittsburgh and won the Heisman Trophy, beating Bell, Southern California's great tailback, for the honor.

In the draft, they reversed roles with Bell going No. I. LIKE HEISMAN WIN "Getting picked number one. like Winning the Heisman," said Bell. "Now I know how Dorsett must have felt with all this attention." Bell remembered play-, ing.

at USC under John McKay, "now Tampa Bay's head coach. "As coach, he's a philosopher," he said. "Give htm time and he'll win. He's making some wise decisions. drafUnc me." At Tampa, Bell will join Anthony Davis, another USC alumnus of the McKay era, who bought bia way out of his "contract with Toronto Argonauts after a disappointing season In tbe Canadian Foot hall Iaawe.

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