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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1976
Page
12
A handicapper recounts shifting from color being ignored to examining white markings and other color traits for potential links to racing performance. He notes trainers’ cautions about white feet, the role of color in clockers identifications, and how color could influence handicapping judgments and workouts observations.
A horse color study criticizes overemphasis on white hairs and markings in naming colors. The author stops counting white hairs after months of analysis, noting roan and gray mislabeling, and questions why trainers avoid white-footed horses.
Negotiations between owners and players stall over a new contract, threatening next Monday's Pro Bowl and endangering the Bert Bell Retirement Plan. With no talks since September and Rozelle Rule ruling looming, owners refuse pension contributions without an agreement while union officials push for funds for players.
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21 to 17 at the Orange Bowl to win a second consecutive Super Bowl. Coach Chuck Noll praised his defense, explained the late fourth down gamble, and noted Bud Carson's possible Jets interview as teams seek rebuilding magic. Glen Edwards sealed the win with a late interception.
Pauline Betz Addie, 1941 National Clay Court champion, poses with her trophies after defeating Mary Arnold of Los Angeles. She will play Allie Rittenburg of Washington at the Tuscarora Racquet Club Saturday at 3 pm in an exhibition benefiting the Long Association of Mid-Maryland, followed by a doubles challenge with Bud Radcliffe and Lloyd Rice. Tickets available at Shipley's Ye Old Spirits Shoppe FCC M & M Liquors Beachley's and Schifferstadt.
A federal judge and attorneys for MLB owners and players met to narrow 107 owner suggested findings and 18 from players as they weigh the fate of the reserve clause. The dispute centers on Seitz's ruling that Messersmith and McNally became free agents, potentially nullifying the clause.
At Bowie Race Course in Bowie Maryland a three-dollar trifecta paid 39 160 80 the largest payoff of the meeting. The winning combo 3 1 16 produced Soda Pop ridden by William J Passmore paying 14 20 6 80 5 00. Real Guy finished second and Roanesian third. Track officials noted the all time Bowie trifecta record was 68 881 50 set on October 4 1974.
Catoctin defeated Frederick 37-33 to move one game up in the county class Brace. Dodie Martin led with 12 points. Sharon Beede led Frederick with nine. Junior varsity: Catoctin 23-14. In other games St Johns beat Middletown 39-25 and Walkersville beat Middletown 38-29. MSD beat Prospect Hall 32-25 with Sharon Kelly scoring 10.
Hank Stram and the New Orleans Saints are expected to sign a contract Tuesday making him the team’s fourth head coach in nine NFL seasons. The move ends months of public interest as Stram, previously a Chiefs coach fired in 1974, had been a TV commentator awaiting a Saints agreement.
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