The Bear Bryant Inspires Fear And Faith Across Alabama
An Associated Press portrait of Paul Bear Bryant, Alabama's legendary coach, detailing his near-mythic status in the Deep South. The piece recalls a stormy fishing anecdote with rival Shug Jordan and examines Bryant's leadership, perfectionism, and motivator style that forged Alabama's storied success including a Sugar Bowl win.
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Bear) Bryant
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Psycho Headrick Keeps Chiefs Edge With Fearless Play
Sherrill Headrick known as Psycho, Chiefs middle linebacker, endures injuries and pain to anchor defense. He led a full game with a broken neck injury, played through a compound thumb fracture, and maintains pregame rituals including sleep aids and avoidance of food before kickoff amid Super Bowl preparations against the Packers.
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Goalby Dominates San Diego Open With Five-Stroke Lead
Bob Goalby, temper under control, shot 13 under par 200 to lead by five at the San Diego Open. Tommy Bolt, Doug Sanders, and Al Geiberger trailed in a tight chase while Goalby’s form and late birdies kept him ahead.
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Cant Walk On Water Coaches Reflect On Alabama Team
Coach Bryant downplays personal coaching role saying he relies on 13 assistants. He cites a slip in a Tennessee game where punts on second and third down could have prevented costly fumbles. He emphasizes staff specialization and avoiding overcontrol to avoid losing games.
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Western Carolinas League to operate with eight teams
President John Moss announced on Saturday night that the Class A Western Carolinas League will field eight teams this year. The Thomasville club was not included in the eight, and no agreement yet was reached with that city.
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League plans half season as six teams form
Moss said the league will start with six teams and hopes to add two more for the second half. A newsman quoted him after noting no major league agreements yet for Salisbury and Thomasville. He cited a shortage of leaden baseball players and cited Duke tape as factors in missing two final deals.
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