Cotton Bowl scalper ticket prices and legality cited
An Austin Citizen survey shows scalper prices for the June 2 Cotton Bowl between Texas and Notre Dame range from 40 to 145 dollars for various seating zones. Fifteen thousand Texas tickets are sold out, with last chance seats advertised. Joel Bennett notes no limit on scalper numbers, but profits must be reported on income tax returns.
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College scores and brief sports notes from AP releases
Mississippi teams and others posted a range of college scores with notable games in progress and tournament results. Pro football coaching changes, hockey trades, baseball staff moves, and NBA trades are listed, including Marchibroda and Knox named AFC NFC Pro Bowl coaches and Celtics trading Charlie Scott for Don Chaney and Kermit Washington.
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Hearing set in Orange Bonel suit in Little Rock
A hearing was scheduled for 4 am before Judge Terry J. Sheil in Little Rock on a suit filed by attorney John W. Walker for running backs Ben Cowins and Michael Forrest and flanker Donny Bobo. The petition seeks a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to force coach Holtz to reinstate the players for the Orange Bowl in Miami.
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Walker sues Arkansas over race bias in athletics
The suit accuses Lou Holtz and UA officials of racial discrimination in recruitment and treatment of black athletes since 1969. It seeks injunctions requiring fair rules and equal support for black and white players, plus counseling and opportunities. Walker alleges Holtz altered Jets racial makeup earlier and cites unequal discipline and graduation rates.
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Staubach bets on Cowboys grit not tickets before conference final
Roger Staubach says he will not talk to fans seeking Super Bowl tickets as Dallas prepares for the sixth NFC championship game against Minnesota. He credits the Cowboys with championship mentality, cites 1971 glory, notes Minnesota’s recent win over the Rams and loss of Fran Tarkenton and Brent McClanahan, and stresses the team’s hunger and confidence heading into the clash.
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Hope takes tourney win over Camden Panthers in overtime
Hope Bobcats advance to Camden Fairview Tournament semi finals with a 66-65 OT win over Camden Panthers. Aaron Shephard 20 points led Hope, with Jerry Walker 18 and Ira Scott 10 in double figures. Hope faces Camden Fairview next, while junior team beat Camden 92-31 and will face Arkadelphia Thursday.
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Vikings Seek Revenge In NFC Championship Showdown
Vikings and Cowboys meet in Minneapolis for the NFC title after Dallas crushed Chicago 37 7 and Minnesota edged Los Angeles 14 7. Dallas coach Tom Landry and Vikings QB Fran Tarkenton are cited as pivotal figures in recent history as Minnesotans chase a return to the Super Bowl.
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Georgetown Tops Holy Cross in Holiday Festival Thriller
Georgetown, led by Derrick Jackson and Keith McCord, upset Holy Cross 73 to 65 to reach the title game at Madison Square Garden. Alabama beat Princeton, Marquette won the Milwaukee Classic, and Providence beat Lafayette 70 to 59 in the Rainbow Classic as top teams skyline the early season tournaments.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac
Solunar periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt during peak times to maximize sport and success each day.
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