Cowboys eye top pick in next college draft amid Morton trade
Dallas, armed with the NFL draft’s first selection after Houston’s poor record, weigh a trade impact on picks. Gil Brandt targets stars like Capelletti, Jaynes, Hicks, and Dutton while noting Wayman Bryant and Ed Jones as strong projections. Morton’s status could steer the choice, with Dallas eyeing impact players to sustain playoff runs.
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Henderson slips past John Brown in nonconference win
Henderson picked up its 11th victory of the season by defeating John Brown University 77 to 61 in a nonconference game. Lee Clay led Henderson with 18 points, with Reynolds 16 Mitchell 14 and James 12.
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SDSU opens most sports to women amid controversy
San Diego State University lets women compete with men in all varsity sports except football, wrestling, soccer, basketball, water polo and field hockey. The decision, effective spring, follows NCAA guidance and will be reviewed by a student faculty committee in May. Controversy arose after coach Jack Henn invited Laurel Brassey to try out for the volleyball team.
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Referee Richie Powers and the pick-up game debate
An essay on basketball officiating and sense in the YMCA style game, featuring referee Richie Powers with decades of NBA experience. He discusses rules on out of bounds shots, kicking, contact, and fouls, and reflects on the tension in informal games and his potential gym visit.
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Russell Relearns Football After Drugs Pause
Pittsburgh Steeler linebacker Andy Russell recounts his drug use before games from 1963 to 1969 and explains how coach Chuck Noll banned amphetamine use in 1969. He details a shift to disciplined defense, his All American and Pro Bowl honors, and earning the Whizzer White Humanitarian Award for service to team and community.
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Drug use in NFL debated by players and veterans
In a discussion on football drug use, Russell, head of the Players' Association safety and health committee, argues drug use has declined among younger players like Jack Ham and Mike Wagner, citing league suspensions and a focus on body care. He recalls past widespread use among veterans and notes few players he personally saw using pills. He contrasts with other officials' views and recounts a 1968 incident involving Chuck Beatty.
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Rams on steady course to NFL playoffs
Rams coach Chuck Knox steers the Los Angeles Rams toward the playoffs as they clinch the National Conference West. Star rookie Lawrence McCutcheon pushes past 1,000 rushing yards this season while Alex Webster of the Giants compares the Rams to potential playoff opponents Dallas or Washington. He stresses Los Angeles’ strong running game.
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Aggies stay unbeaten with 7 62 win over S F Austin
Texas A&M remained the only undefeated Southwest Conference team after a 7 62 victory over Stephen F. Austin. Baylor edged Murray State 66 44 in an inter sectional clash and Texas Tech beat Houston 75 73 in a nonconference tilt. Fourteen straight points mid first half sparked A&M to a 20 13 lead as Baylor recovered for a comeback win on the Murray court.
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Hope 7 Pro football starting times and matchups
The report lists starting times in EST for Week’s NFL games on Saturday and Sunday. December 15 and 16 schedule Detroit at Miami Seattle?
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Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Tables the schedule of Solunar Periods, as planted below, has been taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these times, if you wish to find the best sport that each day has.
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