Hawkins Arrested on Marijuana and DUI Charges
ALEX HAWKINS, NFL veteran and CBS-TV football commentator, was arrested in Atlanta on marijuana possession and driving while intoxicated charges. Police found plastic bags of suspected marijuana in his car, along with a second bag in the trunk, after a swaying, illegal lane crossing stop on I 75. Hawkins denied marijuana use and called the DUI charge a lie.
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Vin Scully
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Baltimore
R. Conyers
Paul Allen Sr
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Dallas
Roger Staubach
Coaching changes and college sports news roundup
Tennessee coach Ray Mears returns to his office after three months of medical leave with staff guiding the Vols. Davidson’s Dave Pritchett not well and likely to seek further treatment. Alabama State cancels a home game after coach Floyd Leisure was fired. Evansville benefit game plans suspended due to NCAA rules. Western Illinois suspends four players for training rule breaches. August Busch Jr files no fault divorce. Chuck Cottier named manager of Salinas in California League. Boston College coach Joe Yuckica resigns to take Dartmouth post. Don James offered high West Coast pay. Bob Leahy to coach QBs at California. Fred Dunlap named Walter Camp Man of the Year. Bruce Smith proposed for sainthood.
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Bob Woodruff
Cliff Wettig
Mears
Vols
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Dave Pritchett
Chapel Hill
N.C
Alabama State
Dillard
Floyd Leisure
Otis R. Bowen
Indiana
Kentucky
University of Evansville
Western Illinois
Jack Margenthaler
Drake University
Vorce
August A. Busch Jr
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Chuck Cottier
Quad Cities Angels
Salinas
Cottier
Boston College
Joe Yuckica
Texas
Dartmouth
Yuckica
Jake Crouthamel
Don James
Washington
Michigan
West Coast
University of Pittsburgh
Bob Leahy
California Bears
Fred Dunlap
Colgate
Walter Camp Foundation
Bruce Smith
Minnesota
Broncos Celebrate First Down Parade Fans Parade Denver
About 60 000 Denver supporters filled streets as a motorcade carried the Super Bowl bound Broncos through a sea of orange shirts signs and banners. Coach Red Miller was chosen NFL Coach of the Year by the AP while Al Lan Ellis will replace an injured Monte Jackson in the Pro Bowl.
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Chicago Bears
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Los Angeles Rams
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Iowa
Alabama
Dewey Mitchell
Florida State
Larry Key
U.S
Tampa
Fla
Watson Stretch Tucson Open Lead In Second Round
Tom Watson built a four stroke edge at the Tucson Open after a 68 in round two to reach 131. Lee Trevino quipped about the gap as Watson eyed a season opening win. J C Snead is two back at 135 with Bobby Wadkins also near the lead.
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Joe Garagiola
Watson
Desert
Tucson National Golf Club
J.C. Snead
Bobby Wadkins
Lanny Wadkins
Snead
Wadkins
Tom Watson Wees
Bill Rogers
Lee Trevino
Gary McCord
Butch Baird See
Wally Armstrong
Keith Fergus
Howard Twitty
Bill Krotzert
Phil Hancock
Tommy Aaron
Roger Maltbie
Charles Coody
Tomurtzer
Bobby Nichols
Peter Oosternuis
Curtis Strange
Paul Purtzer
Mike Sullivan
Craig Stodie
Midlands Open showdown looms for ISU Iowa clash
ISU and Iowa prepare for a headline dual meet in Hilton Coliseum with 14 000 fans expected. Harold Nichols downplays Iowa's Midlands Open win while noting ISU was short Frank Santana Kelly Ward and Charles Heller. Land won 126 title as Iowa topped team standings.
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Iowa
Hawkeyes
Frank Santana
Kelly Ward
Charles Heller
Nichols
Mike Land
Hilton Coliseum
Gable
Amateur
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
John Bowlsby
ISU
Bob Fouts
Fouts
Tom Walden
Clarion
Bowlsby
Midlands
Lawrence McCarney
Mark Mysnyk
Dan Glenn
Randy Lewis
Mark Warner
Steve Hunte
Randy Nielsen
Scott Trizzino
Joe Zuspani
Bruce Kinseth
Mark Stevenson
Mike DeAnna
Charlie Gadson
Greg Stevens
Bud Palmer
Coe Cagers Have Balance For Graceland Tuneup
Coe College basketball travels to Graceland for a final prep before Midwest Conference play. Bill Schmarzo leads with 15.6 points per game while Al Robinson averages 11.1 and Garry Archie 10.6. Conference games begin hosting Monmouth January 13 and Knox January 14 at 3 p.m.
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Graceland
Bill Schmarzo
al Robinson
Garry Archie
Kohawks
Monmouth
Knox
Iowa Faces Ohio State After Big Ten Loss in Indiana
Iowa seeks rebound tonight in Columbus after a 69 to 51 defeat at Indiana dropping their record to 7 3. The Hawks miss 6 7 forward William Mayfield and 6 9 center Mike Henry with broken hands while Ohio State relies on freshmen led by Herb Williams who averages 20 points and 13 rebounds.
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Indiana
Ohio State
Columbus
Drake
New Mexico State
Iowa State
Colorado
Hawks
Lute Olson
Olson
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
William Mayfield
Mike Henry
Herb Williams
Prairie tops LaSalle 55 52 as Porter scores 21
Mitch Porter poured in a game high 21 points to lift Prairie to a 55 52 victory over LaSalle in a boys sophomore basketball clash Friday night. Al Schulte led LaSalle with 18 points. ODDS On three occasions Man o War won races at 1 100 odds.
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LaSalle
al Schulte
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