Hoak Signs With the Steelers in Retirement Reveal
Pittsburgh running back Dick Hoak announced his retirement from pro football on Monday after 10 seasons with the Steelers. He recalled starting as a draft choice who received a 1500 dollar bonus and noted injuries and limited playing time last season as factors. Hoak retired as the second all time Steeler rusher with 3965 yards on 1132 attempts, averaging 3.5 yards per carry.
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Haywood Faces Pressure After Rockets to Sonics Move
Seattle bound Spencer Haywood describes intense pressure from his controversial switch from the Denver Rockets to the Seattle SuperSonics. He cites a looming federal court decision over his NBA future and the need to quickly regain form while avoiding disruption of team unity and offense. He seeks a fitting niche on the Sonics and to regain cohesion with teammates.
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Haywood defends signing with the Sonics amid protest
Haywood says his signing with Seattle remains unsettled and that he plans to improve after scoring 30 points in the last two games. He criticized his play after Seattle was routed 145-119 by Philadelphia, noting he did not execute winning basketball. He views protests as legal challenges, not personal taunts.
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Celtics fall in buzzer beater by Cavaliers
In a thriller at Cleveland, Dave Sorenson scores on a corner buzzer beater to lift the Cavaliers 117-116 over the Boston Celtics. Bobby Washington caused a key late turnover, John Johnson scored, Havlicek led Boston with 29 as Cleveland nips Boston.
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Notes From the Pro Golf Tourney Trail
Gene Ferrell a stocky 28 year old left handed golfer from Mobile Alabama in his third year on the circuit talks about not drawing crowds yet dragging a lot of the freaks around with him and that galleries get pretty con
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Dempsey Honored For Long Kick In NFL History
Tom Dempsey, 250 pounds with a half kick foot, was named Philadelphia Sports Writers Association Most Courageous Athlete of 1970. The Saints kicker spoke of overcoming birth defects and recalled his 63 yard game winner against Detroit, as he designs a special $200 shoe and raises handicapped awareness.
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Local golf notes and TV listings prompt mixed reactions
Hope Arkansas scene notes lefty club market and praise for Bob Charles while Doug Sanders recalls Bahamas Open prize and a comical bank cashing fear. Also mentions new travel service for touring pros and a TV schedule with early morning programs and a Desi film.
Hope Star history page shows pricing and staff list
The 1929 Hope Star publicize daily publication details include staff lines, pricing for various subscriptions, and mailing areas across Arkansas. It lists PUBLISHING CO, officers, and AP/association memberships, with rates for carrier, mail in-state and out-of-state and a college student bargain.
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Hempstead
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Lafayette
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Seuss
Arkansas
National Pay Your Bills Week Feb 1 5 1971
Webb Laseter of the American Collectors Association announced a national Pay Your Bills Week for February 1 through 5 1971. ACA with about 2600 agencies aims to educate consumers on budgeting and wise use of credit and urges contacting creditors to renegotiate terms when faced with income loss medical expenses or other hardships. The event promotes debt management and prudent borrowing. San Francisco Giants post 1970 net loss of 798000 per National Exhibition Co annual report.
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Webb Laseter
American Collectors Association
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Laseter
Credit Bureau of Hempstead Co
Hope
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San Francisco Giants
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Missouri to host Stanford on September 11 in Columbia
The University of Missouri will play Stanford in Columbia on September 11 to open an 11 game football schedule. It marks the Tigers first meeting with the Rose Bowl champions who beat Ohio State 27-17 three weeks ago.
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