Butkus Stole It: Bears Legend Piled Up Ball Takes
In nine seasons with the Chicago Bears, Dick Butkus personally took the ball away 47 times, recovering 25 fumbles and intercepting 22 passes, a record of relentless tackling and ball disruption unmatched by many in NFL history.
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Razorbacks Must Beat Aggies for Cotton or Sugar Bowl Bid
Arkansas faces Texas A&M with a Cotton or Sugar Bowl berth at stake depending on the Razorbacks win on Saturday. Houston fears being shut out despite a potential 10-1 finish as bowl plans hinge on Arkansas and Texas outcomes.
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Rangers top Red Wings in a late win over Detroit
Anders Hedberg scored twice and set up the deciding goal for the New York Rangers in a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings. Hedberg’s second goal came early in the third period as Detroit hit the iron twice and Wayne Thomas held the line before Vickers finished the play.
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McDole and peers field questions at audience talk
McDole Butz Moseley and Houston answered questions from the audience in a calm session. No questions about the Cardinals game or Cowboys showdown at RFK arose. The four expressed confidence Washington would fare well against the Cowboys. Maryland School for the Deaf and Middletown High School football teams were honored. MSD went 5-4, while Middletown, 9-1, won the MVAL crown outright with a 7-0 league record.
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Hawks Rally Past Jazz In 108-97 Win
Dan Roundfield poured in 30 points and Eddie Johnson added 20 as the Atlanta Hawks pulled away to defeat the Utah Jazz 108-97. Johnson scored 10 in a late surge that sealed the victory on Wednesday night.
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Two Former MHS Booters Face Off In State Final
Mark Mullican a freshman striker at Washington College and Doug Little a Frostburg State College sophomore wing meet in the Maryland Small College Soccer Championship at Mount St Marys on Saturday at 1 30 p m Their Middletown High School roots include Mullican’s three year Knights run and Little’s 16 0 Middletown season before the 1977 state final appearance
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Porter Adapts to Controlled Offense Under Motta's System
Porter, once freewheeling, has learned to fit into Motta's patterned offense with Washington. He notes improved control and a faster, disciplined fast break. He struggles with consistency, admitting a slow start and many turnovers despite 91 assists per game. The adjustment reflects on-court temper and the need for steady execution as critics weigh his role. Bob Feller threw a no hitter against the Yankees in 1946 with Bob Lemon in center field, who later pitched a no hitter himself.
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