Packers Win Rights To Pick Second In Draft Trade
Green Bay Packers gained the second overall selection in the college player draft after a deal that sent veteran players including Leo Caffey and Elijah Pitts to the Chicago Bears. The Bears acquired offensive tackle Thuills Mayes as part of the trade while Pittsburgh and Cincinnati areas are noted in surrounding draft context.
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Oilers Trade Farr Beathard To Cards For Johnson Atkins
The Oilers ship Farr and Beathard to the St. Louis Cardinals for quarterback Johnson and defensive back Atkins in the first major post mergers trade. Johnson, 31, a Navy veteran, returns to coach Warh Lemm who says Johnson will solve the Oilers quarterback problem after the 1998 season. Lemm hails Johnson as a top field general and leader.
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Pacers Triumph Over Colonels Extend Dominance
The Indiana Pacers beat the Kentucky Colonels for the sixth straight time, improving to 35 wins against 8 losses. Roger Brown and Bob Netolicky led with 25 points each as Indiana opened a comfortable lead that withstood a late Colonels rally.
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Pendleton Heights to Host WRC Wrestling Meet
Pendleton Heights will host the White River Conference wrestling meet on Saturday with first round at 1 and second round at 10 30 am consolation bouts at 12 15 pm three mats used for finals and tickets at the door Participating schools include Frankton Hamilton Heights Highland Shenandoah Yorktown Lapel Mount Vernon officials are John Payne Greenfield Toe Sparks and Dave Nicholson.
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Players Push For Reserve Clause Change Not Elimination
Brooks Robinson led Orioles players at the Union Leader charity dinner arguing for modifying the reserve clause rather than scrapping it. He said owners have shown interest in revision, not removal, and defended Flood's court challenge while noting debates among players and representatives continue. The event drew 2,119 at the National Guard Armory with Mets stars and other sports figures in attendance.
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NCAA studies end below waist blocking in football rules
The NCAA rules committee met over three days in Sarasota and recommended eliminating below the waist blocking due to knee and ankle injuries. Only one proposed change was major and would be noticed by fans, an automatic first down for the offense in certain cases.
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College basketball scores sweep across multiple games
Mosaic of final scores from various colleges shows Butler Evansville Virginia Tech Pittsburgh Kentucky and other matchups with dates and locations partially legible. Notable results include Villanova 96 Louisville 59 and Indiana 97 Kentucky 99 among listed pairings in a crowded recap.
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North Side freshens win over Shenandoah frosh
North Side freshmen defeated Shenandoah 70 to 42 as John Bonner scored 31 points and Wood added 22 in a cold Wednesday game. The report notes a high scoring effort by Bonner and lists other local games and a separate NCAA rule discussion on pass interference and knee injury reduction.
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Madison Heights Freshmen Beat Highland 34 34 Final
Madison Heights freshman team edged Highland 34 to 34 in a tight day-night game. McClain led with 12 points while Welker and King delivered hustle plays and around-the-floor scoring amid a close contest.
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Braves 8th Roar To Two More Wins
North Side defeated Central 59 28 Tuesday night and beat Shenandoah 75 33 Wednesday. Skaggs led North Side with 13 points against Central and Douglass scored 16 against Shenandoah as North Side improved to 10 0.
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Lewis elected USPTA President in January meeting
Fidon Lewis of Anderson Indiana was elected president of the United States Pony Trot ting Association at a January 9 gathering in Victor New York. He has served as Indiana governor on the board for five years and has been vice president for two. He succeeds Walter N Butcher of Baldwinsville New York as president.
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Wayne Jones Named Purdue Freshman Coach
Wayne Jones named Purdue freshman backfield coach effective February 1 announced by Athletic Director Guy Red Mackey. Jones, former NCC football coach of the year at Marion and New Castle, led Marion to a 10 0 1969 season and 19 of 20 in two seasons at Marion.
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Threaten Lawsuit If Pilots Leave Seattle
A Seattle dispute over baseball expansion and the Pilots franchise threatens legal action if the team departs Seattle. City officials, state representatives, and league commissioners discuss damages, lease breaches, and a domed stadium plan to retain the franchise and secure financing for Sick Stadium and a 1970 era Seattle baseball future.
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Buffalo Banker Stands Firm on NBA Franchise Bid
Retired Buffalo banker Jack Ahern said Wednesday his group has no intention of withdrawing its bid for an NBA franchise despite higher costs than expected. He noted two Buffalo bidders could complicate league decisions and denied talks with rival Newburgh, Loach & Co. consolidation.
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Tribe Tankmen Sweep to 66 29 Victory Over Burris
Anderson led seven first places including both relays as the Indians defeated Burris 66.29 in a home meet. Ton Shearer won the 200 and 100 freestyle events. Indiana led 15-1 early and notched their 10th win in 11 outings. Next Tuesday they face Pike of Indianapolis. NCAC meet postponed to January 31.
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Marks Acquitted in Indianapolis Gambling Racks Up News
In Indianapolis a group tied to a Continental League backer and others were acquitted of gambling charges. Brown A Marks 21 and Robert L Miller 95 were among those freed after Gatling raid events on December 10. Several named defendants from Indianapolis were also found not guilty.
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