Pro Football and NBA Moves Mix in Week’s Headlines
Haskel Stanback and Tom DeLeone move from Tennessee to Atlanta Falcons while Rudder exits San Diego. Utah Stars trade Johnny Neumann to Virginia Squires for Jim Eakins and Larry Miller. Bill Walton eyes Blazers season after knee surgery and Phil Chenier signs seven year Bullets deal. NBA board of governors considers Detroit Pistons sale and playoff expansion.
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Cincinnati Bengals
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Charlie Davis
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Bie Rudder
San Diego
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Josnny Neumann
Virginia Squires
Jim Eakins
Larry Miller
Bill Walton
Portland Trail Blazers
Detroit Pistons
NBA Board of Governors
Hensley Could Win Two Titles At Kingsport Speedway
Hensley leads Bradley Teague by 56 points in the Late Model Sportsman chase at Kingsport International Speedway, with the 75-lap race as the final weekly program. The track plans changes as SPIR contemplates a joint future with Kingsport, potentially unifying points and schedules.
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Jimmy Hensley
Kingsport International Speedway
Hensley
Virginia
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Bradley Teague
Lonesome Pine Internaional Raceway
Clyde Long
SPIR
L. D. Ottinger
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Leile
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Lang
KIS
Kenneth Murray
Manassas
Murray
Nascar
Lonesome Pine International Raceway
Russell Large
Kingsport Speedway
Ken Murray
Large
Huntsman condemns SEC travel squad limit decision
Tennessee track coach Stan Huntsman said he was very disappointed by a SEC proposal to cap travel squads at indoor championships to 24 athletes and outdoor events to 28. The 4-3 coaches vote moves the measure to athletic directors and presidents for final approval. Huntsman noted the plan would force some scholarship athletes to stay home and criticized the restrictive thinking. He had led Tennessee to the NCAA title this year.
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Tennessee
Stan Huntsman
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Huntsman
Carico Switches to Madison College Over EGH Wasps
Clintwood star Joe Carico, the 1973 Lonesome Pine District MVP, announced he will attend Madison College in Virginia to play quarterback. Madison College, located in Harrisonburg, lies across from Clintwood, whose rival Madison High sits in Madison. A virus outbreak has sidelined half of Clintwood’s varsity as the district champs prepare for next season.
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Virginia
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