Son of Local Residents Gets Promotion at Interlochen
Delmer Weliver, assistant director of music libraries at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, has been named director, succeeding Walter E. Ross who stays on as assistant director. Weliver, son of Earl A. and Mrs. Weliver of Hope, Ark., began at Interlochen in 1960 and has a rich background including a master’s from the University of Iowa and two seasons with the Quebec Symphony Orchestra. Walter Ross will teach Fundamentals of Music at Northwestern Michigan College while continuing his roles with the NM C Choir and bands.
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Indians Coach Praises Team After Two Hour Workout
Arkansas State coach Bill Davidson said the Indians showed a very good running and kicking game during a two hour workout. He noted sharp running, booming punts from all three Indian punters, and overall strong special teams performance.
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Indians Prep In Sweat Clothes For SIU Game
The quote indicates depth at punter and other positions as the Indians prepare for Saturday's game with Southern Illinois. Players will work out in sweat clothes today, aiming to sharpen special teams and general readiness.
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Beasley Garners National Lineman Honor at Auburn
Auburn star Terry Beasley led the SEC in reception totals after three games while suffering early-season injuries. He matched last year’s nine-catch Kentucky performance, including a 59-yard TD from Pat Sullivan, setting an SEC single-season receiving record with 19 career catches. Beasley credited team effort for the honors and eyed continued awards with strong play.
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Palmer predicts bullpen role in possible Pirates World Series clash
Jim Palmer, who pitched the Orioles to three straight playoff appearances, hinted he might wind up in the bullpen if the Pirates reach the World Series. He spoke after Baltimore’s 5-3 clincher over Oakland as A's veteran players praised their club and prepared for offseason changes.
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Pirates teammates Robertson Hebner homer in 2-1 win over Giants
Pirates first baseman Bob Robertson and third baseman Richie Hebner, roommates on the road, homered in a 2-1 playoff win against the San Francisco Giants. Robertson hammered Marichal in the second, Hebner lofted a decisive eighth inning shot. Hebner also noted winter grave-digging work and a past hockey offer as he and Robertson joked about their similar temperaments.
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Lanier Named NFL Player of Week
Kansas City Chiefs middle linebacker Willie Lanier nicknamed The Bear is praised as a dominant force after a standout week. Denver Broncos acknowledge the fit as Lanier dominates on defense in a pivotal game context.
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Falcons QB Berry Named Offensive Player of the Week
Atlanta quarterback Bob Berry earned the NFL Offensive Player of the Week after throwing 13 of 23 for 309 yards and three touchdowns in a 41 38 loss to Detroit. Berry edged out John Brodie and Dave Osborn for the AP honor amid a high scoring duel.
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Hebner's Homer Sparks Quiet Confession After Near Miss
A late moment claim by Hebner acknowledges a near homer. The player says it wouldn’t have been out but adds it makes no difference now amid the game’s final results.
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