Dr J Robert Cade Leader in Medicine and Nutrition
Dr J Robert Cade a UF physician and nutritionist develops a diet aiding pill and researches schizophrenia. He helped create Gatorade and devised a high protein breakfast bar with eggs orange juice skim milk and vitamins. He is portrayed as a leader improving American health.
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J. Robert Cade
University of Florida Hospital
Dr. Cade
America
Too Tall Jones poised to be dominant defensive end
Cowboys defensive end Ed Jones, 26, from Tennessee State, shines in two preseason games and a 23 17 loss to Seattle. He blocks three field goals, helps pressure Jim Zorn, and earns praise from Defensive Coordinator Ernie Stautner as he aims to be an All-Pro by opening season.
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Tennessee State
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Bob Hrennig
Seattle Seahawks
Seahawks
Efren Herrera
John Reypoldt
Too Tall
Leypoldt
Seattle
Danny White
Ed Jones
Jim) Zorn
Norm Evans
Zorn
San Diego
Jackson
Tenn
Flex
Ernie Stautner
Pittsburgh
Stautner
Kirby tops two rodeos in big weekend wins
Sandy Kirby of Greenville Texas led a weekend of major rodeo success earning 4543 dollars across Sidney Iowa and Burwell Nebraska by taking the all around title in both events. He also won the bull riding average at Sidney and finished top in bareback at Burwell. Other notable scorers include Dave Brock of Pueblo Colorado and Paul Tierney of Rapid City with over 3000 dollars. Gene Longgood led Omak Washington in go rounds and second in steer wrestling. Sikeston Missouri results were incomplete at press time.
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Sandy Kirby
Greenville
Texas
Hand
Sidney
Iowa
Burwell
Neb
Kirby
Sandy
Kirby Brothers
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Dave Brock
Pueblo
Rapid City
S. Cak
Brock
Paul Tierney
Colorado Springs
Tierney
Omak
Wash
Gene Longgood
Walla Walla
Sikeston
Gladewater netters shine at Palestine Open
Gladewater's James Walker and Ligia Mattos won the mixed doubles title defeating Tyler pair Karen Knight and Rusty Phenia 6-2 6-7 6-4 as showers forced matches to Henderson Athens Jacksonville and Gladewater. Mattos beat Knight 6-0 6-2 for the women's open crown. Walker and Crippen finished second in the men's 35 doubles, and Tallent claimed the men's 35 singles over Whitescarber of Nacogdoches.
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Gladewater
Henderson
Athens
Jacksonville
James Walker
Ligia Mattos
Karen Knight
Rusty Phenia
Tyler
Walker
David Crippen
Mattos
Karen
Palestine
James
Knight
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