Lavender sports glasses for every weather condition
Washington’s Lavender carries 12 pairs to cope with Minnesota’s weather and Viking receivers in the playoff chase. He aims to slow Chuck Foreman Ahmad Rashad Sammie White and Stu Voigt while facing Fran Tarkenton’s passes as a key Redskins defensive back.
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Reds players push for big contracts in new reality
Pittsburgh broker Tom Reich says the free agent system has created a new reality for signing contracts with the Reds. He expects hefty 1977 raises for Morgan Foster and Griffey due to 1976 success. Reich notes Morgan, Foster, Griffey seek just compensation amid market changes.
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Dorsett Named UPI Player of the Year for 1976
Pittsburgh star Tony Dorsett swept national honors after an undefeated 11-0 season. He won the UPI College Football Player of the Year with 112 of 116 votes, adding to Heisman and All American laurels. Dorsett set NCAA rushing and scoring records, carrying Pitt with 1,948 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns.
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Bengals aim to fix trenches in draft says Paul Brown
Cincinnati general manager Paul Brown stresses drafting linemen to shore up both offense and defense. He notes Oakland and Pittsburgh have strong lines and cites Bruce Coslet's retirement as a need for a new tight end. He downplays early picks for quarterbacks and receivers, focusing on line play and the draft’s continued relevance amid a court ruling.
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Bowling rivals Cote tops twin city title by four pins
Bowler Bowing Bob Cote of Pastime Lanes defeated Leo Beaulieu in a 20 string match to win the twin city title by four pins. Cote totaled 2518, Beaulieu 2514, with Cote delivering 36 spares and six strikes and Beaulieu 47 spares and two strikes. Lou Lamontagne awaits next challenger.
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