Bud Stallworth's rise from bench to Kansas star scorer
The piece traces Bud Stallworth's basketball rise at Kansas, from a bench stint and shooting slump in 1969 70 to becoming the team’s leading scorer as a junior. It notes a summer pickup game injury that damaged a tooth and explains his renewed confidence and improved shooting to over 50 percent. It also recalls his musical family and early trumpet recitals.
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Hughes Named Oilers Head Coach After 12 Years as Assistant
Ed Hughes, 43, former San Francisco 49ers offensive assistant, was chosen Thursday as the Houston Oilers new head coach. He signed a five year contract and will keep defensive backs coach Walt Schlinkman and receivers coach Fran Polsfoot, with four more assistants to be added. The Oilers are coming off a 3 12 1 season amid injuries.
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Unbeatens clash in Baldwin Invitational final showdown
Yates Center and Santa Fe Trail, top seeds, meet tonight after semifinal routs. Gardner falls to Yates Center 39? to 62 while Baldwin loses to Santa Fe Trail 34 to 49, with Baker 19 and Berkley 17 leading the Chargers.
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Herbert Named Publicity Chief for Football Coaches
Dick Herbert longtime Raleigh News and Observer sports editor will become director of public relations for the American Football Coaches Association on March 1. Bill Murray executive director announced the new post for the 4200 member organization.
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Pro Bowl star QBs Brodie and Lamonica to start
John Brodie of the 49ers and Daryle Lamonica of the Raiders will start in the Pro Bowl test between the NFC and AFC. The CBS telecast begins at 3 p.m. CST and coaches expect a full battle with no restrictions.
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Thursday's Results and Friday's Schedule in Major Games
No games were listed for Thursday. Friday features Baltimore at Boston Fortland at Detroit Atlanta at Milwaukee San Fran at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Phoenix Cincinnati at Seattle San Diego at Buffalo. Saturday's Games follow without details.
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Gabriel to Undergo Knee Surgery After 1970 Injury
Roman Gabriel, the NFL MVP in 1969, will have knee cartilage surgery for an injury that sidelined him throughout the 1970 season. The diagnosis was confirmed on Thursday by team officials.
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