Mack Caplinger Named All-NAIA District 21 Football Picks
Wide receiver Lee Mack and defensive tackle Dick Caplinger earned first team honors on NAIA District 21. Franklin’s Tom Martin joined Mack at wideout. Caplinger anchored the front five alongside Sumar, Walthall, Hunsucker, and Mannan. Multiple teammates earned honorable mention and Hoosier Buckeye Conference nods, with linemen DeMeyer Lalich Racine George Gardner and backs Powell Hatchett Taylor Doyle highlighted.
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Montie Gardner
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Phil Powell
Jeff Hatchett
Dan Taylor
Manchester
Ron Doyle
Jeff Craver
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Bill Randall
Charles Calhoun
Ken Knipp
Tech backs Fulcher on McAshan Liberty Bowl decision
Georgia Tech Athletic Board supported Coach Fulcher in suspending Eddie Mc Ashan from play in the Liberty Bowl against Iowa State. President Pettit said the decision upheld Tech standards and that Fulcher acted in the best interests of the team and school's athletic program. McAshan, the first black quarterback at a major Southeastern University, had missed practice and cited ticket disputes as factors.
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Blazers Owner Says Sanderson Trade Talk Possible
Philadelphia Blazers owner Bernard Brown acknowledged there is talk of trading Derek Sanderson but said it is only talk for now. Brown noted Sanderson cost the team 2.6 million and may not be worth it, with a decision possible in a week to ten days.
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Snow Delays Indiana High School Basketball Games
Four inches of snow in southern Indiana Friday forced postponements of several high school basketball games. Top 20 teams affected include No. 4 Jeffersonville hosting Greensburg now set for Saturday, with a scheduling error moving Jeffersonville at Silver Creek to Tuesday. No. 8 Connervill e versus Seymour shifts to Seymour Tuesday and No. 15 Southwestern Jefferson County at Clarksville Providence moves to Wednesday. Southwestern, in Hanover, Indiana, was also impacted.
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Padres Franchise Move Reported to Washington Possibility
AP Special Correspondent reports San Diego Padres president E Buzzie Bavasi visited New York to discuss franchise relocation to Washington D C with no confirmed action. NL owners may meet next week amid questions on stadium lease, San Diego support, and potential MLB franchise shifts impacting Orioles.
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Kokomo High student challenges IHSAA eligibility rule
A Kokomo High School junior, James Butts, sues the Indiana High School Athletic Association challenging the four passing grades requirement. Judge Kinsey set a Dec. 21 hearing for preliminary and permanent injunctions against the I H S A A and Kokomo Center Township School Corporation. The motion for a TRO was denied as not an emergency but it could disrupt school athletics.
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Knightly Dawn Seeks Record in California Juvenile Stakes
Knightly Dawn 112 leads a 11-16 mile field in the $115,700 California Juvenile at Bay Meadows. Laffit Pincay Jr. rides the 2yo, aiming for a victory that would push his year’s earnings past $1.52 million. Paraje 109 is a longshot in the 2yo Display Handicap at Aqueduct.
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