Supreme Court: Oilers Coach Taylor Statements Not Libelous
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that published statements about coach Bones Taylor of the Houston Oilers and quarterback George Vlanday were not libelous. The case involved a 600000 damages claim over posters and articles, with the court finding the remarks a fair comment on a football figure and not defamatory.
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Detroit Tigers eye pennant with pitching questions
Detroit faces a pitching shortfall as Billy Martin collects hopes for a deep run. With Mickey Lolich and Joe Coleman leading, the Tigers seek young starters like Les Cain and Bill Gilbreth to shore up the rotation while veterans Kaline and Cash provide stability and power.
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Canyon ace Fred Grona signs with WTSU football
Canyon High School tight end and defensive end Fred Grona has inked a Missouri Valley Conference letter of intent to play at West Texas State University. The 6 5 195-pound senior starred for the Canyon Eagles, averaging about four passes per game, and praised by coach Ronnie Mills as a top Panhandle prospect. He chose WTSU for football opportunity and facilities under coach Gene Mayfield. A separate note lists a January 4-6 basketball tournament hosted by Elsodor with contact details.
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Doug Wood Signs With Texas A&M As Quarterback Recruit
Arlington High School quarterback Doug Wood, a high school standout covered by the University of Texas, signed with Texas A&M on Wednesday. The 6d, 180 pound all district signal caller led his team to the state football tournament this season and was announced by A&M officials.
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