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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, MAY 4. 1979
MANOR EAST 3
WINNER of
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Awards
BEST PICTURE
BEST DIRECTOR
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
BEST FILM EDITING
BEST SOUND
ROBERT DE NIRO
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All the world will be your enemy.
Prince with a Thousand Enemies,
and when they catch you,
they will kill you...
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must catch you.
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best films!’
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NEW YORK — Tom Cousineau,
a hard-hitting linebacker from
Ohio State called by his former
coach. Woody Hayes, “the best
conditioned athlete I’ve ever
coached,” was selected by the Buf
falo Bills to open the 1979 National
Football League draft.
Cousineau is only the second
linebacker to be made the first
pick in the draft since it was insti
tuted in 1936. Atlanta took Tommy
Nobis of Texas as the top choice in
1966
Cousineau, a 6-foot-3, 227-
pound native of Fairview Park,
Ohio, is a two-time All-America
who led the Buckeyes in tackles
last season with 227, 125 of them
unassisted. He was named the
Most Valuable Defensive Player in
the 1977 Orange Bowl game
against Colorado and the Defen
sive Player of the Came in the
1979 Hula Bowl. ,
Kansas City followed by select-
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CINEMA I
Tickets for this exclusive end specie I
engagement ere $2. Regulsr rates will
resume with our next midnight fea
ture.
ing Mike Bell, a 6-5, 265-pound
defensive tackle from Colorado
State. Bell, the Lineman of the
Year in the Western Athletic Con
ference, has been rated by his
coaches above former teammate Al
Baker, who was NFC Rookie of
the Year last season with Detroit.
Cincinnati, on its first of twp
picks in the opening round, made
a surprising choice by taking quar
terback Jack Thompson, the
Throwin Samoan” from Washing
ton State, j
The Chicago Bears followed
Cincinnati by choosing Dan
Hampton of Arkansas. Buffalo
picked Jerry Butler of Clemson
and Baltimore followed with Barry
Kraus of Alabama.
The rest of the first round went
like this:
The New York Giants, Phil
Simms, More he ad State; St. Louis,
Ottis Anderson, Miami, (£] a
Chicago, Al Harris, Arizona State;
Detroit, Keith Dorney, Penn
State; New Orleans, Russell tr**
leben. Texas; Cincinnati, Charles
Alexander, LSU; San Diego, Kel-
len Winslow, Missouri; New York
Jets, Marty Lyons, Alabama;
Green Bay, Eddie L^e I v ®jy>
Georgia Tech; Minnesota, Ted
Brown, N. Carolina St.; Atlanta,
Don Smith,^Miami, (Fla ); Seattle,
Manu Tuiasosopo, UCLA; Los
Angeles, George Andrews, Ne
braska; Cleveland, Willis Adams,
Houston; Philadelphia, Jerry
Robinson, UCLA; Denver, Kelvin
Clark, Nebraska; Kansas City,
Steve Fuller, Clemson; Miami,
John Ciesler, Michigan; New En
gland, Ricky Sanford, South
Carolina; Los Angeles, Keith Hill,
Georgia; Dallas, Robert Shaw,
Tennessee; Pittsburgh, iGreg
Hawthorne, Baylor.
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