West names Young and Shofner to Shrine Game coaching staff
Jim Young of Arizona and Jim Shofner of Texas Christian were named to the West coaching staff for the 51st Shrine football classic at Stanford Stadium January 3. West head coach Mike White of California said the appointments completed his staff. The East staff will be named soon. Bhidet Amor, an Algerian Sahara village, is built entirely of dried mud and would dissolve in rain.
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Willie Davis Traded From Rangers To Cardinals
Willie Davis left the Texas Rangers after asking for an advance on salary and missing a road trip. Rangers owner Brad Corbett traded him to the St. Louis Cardinals for Eddie Brinkman and pitcher Tommy Moore. The move follows a volatile season marked by on and off-field clashes with manager Billy Martin.
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Winthrop College news brief June 5 1975 page six
Winthrop College items from the June 5 1975 issue cover campus events and notices featured on page six. Specific names and details are limited in the fragment but reflect typical college briefs from the era.
Ken Stabler Signs With Raiders
All-Pro quarterback Ken Stabler agreed to a three-year contract with the Oakland Raiders ending fears of a World Football League move. The deal, signed Wednesday, keeps Stabler with the Raiders and aims at a Super Bowl title after last season’s near miss.
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Rangers Draft Texan Jim Gideon as Left Hander Prospect
New York report: Texas Rangers select University of Texas pitcher Jim Gideon as their top pick in the draft. Gideon, 38-6 career with two NCAA World Series runs, joins Art Miles and Sammy Welborn as the first Texans chosen by Montreal and Philadelphia. Mike McLaughlin of Ohio, a righthander from David Lipscomb College, is Houston's first round choice and is expected to sign, after a 16-1 college season.
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Tovar's Single Delivers 3-2 Texas Win In 12 Innings
Cesar Tovar delivered a game winning single after signaling to teammates that he would drive in the go ahead run. Texas Ranger reliever Jackie Brown held Baltimore hitless in the final 1.1 innings as the Rangers snapped a three game skid. Mike Hargrove and Jeff Burroughs homered off Jim Palmer for a 2-0 Texas lead, while Lee May tied the game with a pair of runs for the Orioles.
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Carew Hitting .413 Early in Season Tear Sparks .400 Hopes
Rod Carew, Minnesota Twins second baseman, is hitting .413 through about a quarter of the season and on a 10 game surge at .605, fueling talk of becoming baseball’s first .400 hitter since Ted Williams in 1941. He laments a salary arbitration loss and team moves while noting his fragile streak could end with fatigue as he still aims for the mark.
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Chargers Waive Linebackers Staggs Fosberg Myrtle and Morrison
San Diego Chargers released linebackers Jeff Staggs Fred Fosberg and Chip Myrtle and running back Reece Morrison on waivers. The trio saw limited duty last season Morrison did not play in 1974, according to a team spokesman.
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Four Rookies Sign With NFL Team In Offseason
The spokesman announced four rookies joining the squad led by No 5 draft pick Kevin Nosbusch of Notre Dame as defensive tackle and No 6 pick John Carroll of Oklahoma as wide receiver. Free agent linebacker Phil Wells of UC Davis and defensive back Percy Grogans of Oregon State also signed.
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Stars Sold in Salt Lake City Sale
Colorado businessman Bill Deniels sold the Utah Stars to Salt Lake City investors Snell and Lyle Johnson for about 2 million dollars. They reportedly paid 650 thousand upfront and will cover the rest over the next five years through the American Netball Association club.
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Windom Rodeo Opens Tonight At Club Arena
The Windom Rodeo Club starts a 3 night run at 8 30 tonight at the club arena featuring bareback riding calf roping bull riding and jackpot barrel racing A calf scramble is planned for youngsters under 12 years old.
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