Arkansas Razorbacks spring football depth chart overview
Readable spring notes outline Arkansas players contending for roles on offense and defense. Key figures include quarterback Joe Ferguson, receiver Walter Nelson, runners Russ Garber and Scott Runion, linemen Cordell and Mennie, with linebackers and secondary names like Mike Davis Prine and David Hague. Optimism centers on Ferguson directing an experienced offense and a deep, battle-tested defense ready for fall competition.
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Frank Beales
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Broyles
Neg Pee Cordell
Jack Mennie
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Warn
David Reavis
Amd
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Jones
Sophoumare
Steve Cox
Avias
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Reavis
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Don Wunderly
Robi P PS
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Rewer Harms
Se Phormare
Danny Mhedesail
Poothail
Bill Kennedy
Ed Rownd
Berton
Joe Jetterman
Debor Wheat
Scott Runnion
Clark Irwin
Junie Letterman Cows
Campbell
Steve Birdwell
Jim Taylor
David Hague
SWC
Dyby Town
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Bill Montgomery
Tauch
Walter Nelson
Russ Garber
DeBorde
Jim Hodge
Keith Frenel
Mark Hollingsworth
Will Shire
Razorbacks rely on line of attack from seasoned Razorbacks
Arkansas assistant trainer Phil Lineberger began as a player for the Razorbacks, transferring to the training room after freshman year. The roster features seasoned veterans like Mike Kelson and Tom Mabry, with standout Bill McClard as specialist, all aiming to bolster the offense and sustain key tenures in a bid for major college success.
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Arkansas
Phil Lineberger
Lineerger
John
Jerry
Razorbacks
Texarkana
Texas High
Jim Bane
Bill Farrell
Lineberger
Talibes
Huntsville Baptist Church
Brenda Young
Bone
Reppond
Bobby Nichols
Bill Lively
Broyles
Mike Kelson
Tom Mabry
Butch Patrick
John Boozman
Tom Reed
Glen Lowe
Ronnie Hammers
Letterman Mike Griffinh
Rodger Brand
Abilly
Ron Revard
Stuart Freeland
Letterman Bill Carter
Bill McClard
SMU
McClard
Jerry DePoyster
Wyoming
Letterman Ken Curry
Sophort
Drew Toole
Numismatic Convention Highlights in Washington
The 80th American Numismatic Association convention in Washington drew attention beyond trading and talks. Treasury Department exhibits from the Mint and related bureaus stole the show, shaping the coin industry's outlook for the coming year as attendees noted people and events over the business sessions.
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American Numismatic Association
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Treasury Department
Bureau of the Mint
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Engraving and Printing Demonstrations Draw Crowds
Money clips show Mort Re engravers and printing demos at federal booths drawing oversized crowds.
Bears Pro Charts: Central Division Outlook and Players
Murray Olderman analyzes the National Conference Central Division Bears lineup. Key notes cover passing with Bobby Douglass and Jack Concannon, running with Gale Sayers and backs like Joe Moore, Jim Harrison, and a Missouri pair, receiving with Dick Gordon, George Farmer, Bob Wallace, and Jim Hester, and a strong defense led by Butkus and Buffone. The piece predicts a fourth-place finish in the division and a Soldier Field shift in locale.
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Murray Olderman
Chicago Bears
Wrens
Bobby Douglass
Jack Concannon
Mt. Everest
Death Valley
Gale Sayers
Ronnie Bull
Craig Baynham
Candidee
Gale
Missouri Monsters
Joe Moore
Jim Harrison
Dick Gordon
George Farmer
Bob Wallace
Jim Hester
Jim Seymour
Notre Dame
Lee Trevino on putting and swing extension
The article discusses Lee Trevino leading his putting stroke with the back of the left hand and maintaining a firm left arm through the follow through. It warns against swinging at the ball and advises keeping the left arm under control for power and accuracy. It suggests focusing on a spot in front of the ball and letting the clubhead travel over it.
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Lee Trevino
Lee
Notable Mint Officials Promote Eisenhower Dollar
Mrs. Mary Brooks director of the Mint and James A. Conlon of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing discuss coin projects including the Eisenhower dollar and Braille coded currency for blind citizens. The piece also notes Tom Haney of the New York Times joining the Numismatic Literary Guild board and interviews with former Gov. DiSalle and Paramount International Coin Corp. executives. Canada’s master mint showcases new coin ideas amid interest in the Canadian prooflike dollar.
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Mary Brooks
Mint
James A. Conlon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Brooks
Conlon
Mort
Tom Haney
The
New York Times
Numismatic Literary Guild
Tom
Times
United States
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Paramount International Coin Corp
Max Humbert
G. W. Hunter
Royal Canadian Mint
K. O. Grant
Haney and
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Growl
Bears
Monsters
Midway
Offanco
Howard Mudd
Jim Cadle
Bob Newton
Bob Hyland
Randy Jackson
Wayne Mass
Jeff Curchin
Glen Holloway
George Sears
Bull Staley
Ed O'Bradovich
Willie Holman
Dick Butkus
Doug Buffone
Lee Roy Caffey
Jimmy Gunn
Phil Clark
Dick Daniels
Bennie McRae
Joe Taylor
Soldier Field
Ager
Canada
Cinda
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