Raymond Berry Named to Football Hall of Fame
Raymond Berry, 39, a former Baltimore Colts star, is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Paris, Texas native recalled his 13-year NFL career, praised John Unitas, and credited faith and conditioning for his success. He noted speed matters but endurance and smart training are vital, and discussed plans to coach and recruit receivers in Texas and Arkansas. Berry emphasized obedience to God guiding his life and career decisions.
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Associated Press
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John Unitas
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University of Arkansas
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Detroit Lions
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Imme
Arkansas
Texas
Reggie Craig
Baytown
Jdimiy Payne
Corsicana
Chris Warren
San Antonio
SMU and Texas Tech tie for SWC basketball lead
Preseason favorite SMU, 5-1 in SWC play, meets rugged Texas A&M in Dallas as Texas Tech hosts Arkansas in Lubbock. Baylor and Arkansas each sit 4-2. Texas faces TCU in Fort Worth while Baylor at Rice.SMU poised to challenge for conference title with key games ahead.
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Baylor
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Lub
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Fort Worth
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Arsenal invited to tour China amid FIFA row
London AP reports Arsenal's management open to a China exhibition tour but talks stalled as China refuses to apply for FIFA membership. Detroit AP notes defenseman Gary Doak of the Red Wings sidelined two to three weeks with a sprained left knee after injuries in a 8 2 win over the Canucks. Buffalo AP covers Rick Martin of the Sabres hospitalized with an acute upper respiratory infection, missing a game in Chicago. Martin has 28 goals this season and was described as in satisfactory condition.
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International Federation of Football Associations
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Detroit Red Wings
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Doak
Vancouver Canucks
Buffalo
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Buffalo Sabres
Deaconess Hospital
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Sabres
Chicago
Kearney Emerges As Front Runner For Vanderbilt AD
Washington athletics director Joe Kearney, 43, is seen as the leading candidate to become Vanderbilt's next athletic director as another contender, Clay Stapleton of Florida State, withdraws. Stapleton cited a prolonged process and withdrew his name from consideration. Kearney said he has not been offered the post.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Joe Kearney
Washington
Kearney
Clay Stapleton
Florida State
Stapleton
FSU
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Vanderbilt
University of Washington
Set-aside feed requirements cut under 1973 program
The 1973 feed grain program lowers set-aside requirements to spur larger corn and soybean output meeting rising domestic and export demand. Participants setting aside 25 percent of base receive payments up to 32 cents per bushel for corn and 26 for barley, with a 70 percent parity guarantee by Oct 1, 1974, while nonsetting participants face reduced payments. haying and grazing on set-aside acres are now allowed to ease livestock feed shortages.
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U.S
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Butz
County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Hope Star issue overview and pricing details
Hope Star from February 6 1973 lists publication data and staff credits plus subscription rates for various regions. It includes office address Hope Arkansas the publisher Star Publishing Co and staff roles such as editor managing editor reporters and ads personnel. The page also notes AP and national memberships and advertising reps. It ends with a college student bargain offer and incomplete rate line.
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Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Hall of Fame bids include Berry Parker Schmidt trio
Raymond Berry Jim Parker and Joe Schmidt were named to Pro Football Hall of Fame in the smallest inductee group since 1963. Schmidt, a Detroit linebacker and Lions coach, joins Berry, Parker as inductees announced by Dick Gallagher. Berry starred 1958 60 with the Colts leading NFL receiving, Parker earned the 1956 Outland Trophy, and Schmidt played at Pitt before knee trouble altered his career.
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Canton
Ohio
Raymond Berry
Jim Parker
Baltimore Colts
Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Dick Gallagher
Shrine
Schmidt
Lions
Don McCafferty
Berry
NFL
Colts
New York Giants
Parker
Ohio State
Baltimore
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