Viking Center Tingelhoff To Miss First Game In 17 Seasons
NFL veteran Mick Tingelhoff will miss Friday's preseason matchup against Miami due to a leg infection after being benched by an in-season injury. The 38-year-old Vikings center has started 828 straight games across preseason, regular season, and postseason. Multiple clubs made cuts and trades as rosters must drop to 50 by next Tuesday and 45 before the regular season.
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Pomona Teams Open Practices With Signups
Pomona High School begins athletic practices on August 17 for volleyball at 7 30 a m football at 8 a m and cross country at 10 a m Participants must have a signed physical form available in the school office 9 a m to 4 p m Those who have not completed the requirement should return to the office as soon as possible Participants must bring their own equipment
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Ex Bengal Says Drugs Like Candy At LSU
Former All Pro safety Tommy Casanova, retired after six NFL seasons with the Bengals, recalls amphetamines as common pep pills at LSU from 1968 to 1971. He says the practice declined in recent years, and notes many players across pro and college levels used them, though his brother later said he never heard of such use.
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Meany Celebrates 64th Birthday With Dignitaries
AFL-CIO president George Meany marked his 64th birthday in Washington with about a thousand friends including Vice President Mondale and Labor Secretary Ray Marshall. He credited longevity to oatmeal and potatoes, occasional martinis, and constant thinking, while keeping his political views restrained at the event.
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Billy's Return To Yankees Prompts Return Of Life Ad
New York reports George Steinbrenner wrestled with backing a Miller Lite beer ad with Billy Martin. The spot, filmed July 14, was saved after Martin’s sudden rehiring for 1980 Old Timers Game. Proceeds reportedly go to a Bronx mission society aiding youths.
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