Vanderbilt steroid scandal hits stadium drug trade
Nashville pharmacist M Woody Wilson says he delivered steroids to as many as 50 Vanderbilt football players from 1982 to 1984 via trips to the MecGugin Center. He spoke of cash and credit sales, varying bottles, and concerns over players’ safety while denying ties to coaches. The report links the case to a broader probe into drug use in college athletics and resignations at Clemson and Vanderbilt athletics.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Ilegally
Franklin, Tenn
M. Woody Wilson
Vanderbilt
MecGugin Center
Wilson
Thad
Tennessean
E.J
Kreis
Doc
George MacIntyre
Grid Cards Move Rumored
ST LOUIS AP Attorney Thomas Guilfoil met with Sen Dennis DeConcini to discuss the NFL Cardinals candid move. The hour long Capitol Hill meeting followed reports Bidwill had fielded inquiries from cities regarding relocating the St Louis franchise and prompted comments from Mayor Schoemehl about efforts to keep the Cards.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Guilfoil
St. Louis Cardinals
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
National Football League
DeConcini
Capital Hill
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Cardinals
William V. Bidwill
Vincent C. Schoemehl Jr
St. Louis Electrical Board
Schoemeht
Guilfoil
Guilfoil, Petzall & Shoemake
Michael Mendel
Bidwill
Busch Stadium
NFL
Congress
Area Cagers Head Into Tourney Week Across Multiple Tournaments
Ottawa High and Lyndon dash into the Capital Invitational Tournament in Topeka with CIT debuts for Ottawa and Lyndon. Three Rivers and Baldwin events feature Williamsburg Pomona Central Heights Wellsville and others as two-site CIT action and cross-division matchups unfold across Monday to Friday.
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Ottawa High
Cyclone
Lyndon
Topeka
Williamsburg
Pomona
Central Heights
Wellsville
Three Rivers
Crest High School
Colony
Washburn
Cyclonés
Horton
Tigers
Blues
CIT
Parsons
Perry Lecompton
Chapman
Clathe North
Capital Journey
Washburn Rural
Holton
Olathe North
Ottawa
Perry-Lecompton
Rural
Turner
Silver Lake
Sons
Anylank
OHL
Don Swartz
Swartz
Cyclones
John Wallisch
Kristen Thompson
Greg Shaffer
Ohs
Aight
Jayhawk-Linn
Council Grove
Simpson Opens Lead at Bob Hope Classic in Palm Springs
Tim Simpson, after a flu setback, shoots 66 to reach 133 through 36 holes and lead the inaugural Bob Hope Classic. With 18 players within three strokes, the field features notable names including Azinger, Stadler, O'Meara, Wadkins, and Mahaffey, while Palmer and Nicklaus trail.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Tim Simpson
Atlanta
Simpson
California
Tamarisk
Stadler
Tewell
Indian Wells
O’meara
Wadkins
John Mahaffey
Dan Halldorson
Ron Streck
Larry Rinker
Rinker
Halldorson
Bright Sunshine
Mahaffey
Jazz Coach Walks Out During Lakers Loss
Utah Jazz coach Frank Layden left the bench late in a 120-112 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers in Inglewood. Layden declined to explain his departure, while Magic Johnson returned from injury with 20 points and 10 assists. Adrian Dantley scored 34 for Utah as Seattle beat Golden State and Dallas topped Kansas City in overtime.
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Associated Press
Utah Jazz
Frank Layden
National Basketball Association
Jazz
Los Angeles Lakers
Layden
Pat Riley
Los Angeles
Inglewood
Calif
Jerry Sloan
Utah
Mark Eaton
Seattle
Golden State
Dallas
Kansas City
Lakers
Earvin
Magic” Johnson
James Worthy
Adrian Dantley
Eaton
SuperSonics
Warriors
Jack Sikma
Reggie King
Mickey Johnson
Purvis Short
Sikma
Short
City Scores MAE'S BASKETBALL Statistics Fi s methodist church
Scoring lists per team show many players with tallies in double digits across lines for MAE S BASKETBALL and other small clubs. Notable names include Guanich Mercer Munziher and Haskins with varied totals, while totals per team range from low to mid twenties.
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Mae's
FOFT
Methodist Church
Guanich
Broan
Mercer
Munziher
Ratbrte
Community Foursquare
T. Geaison
C. Grossen
Revinwen
Ambler
Hutchinson
Ctell
Miler
J. Rebinen
Bayle
Tetats
Area Cage Honor Roll incomplete through games reported
The listing shows incomplete coverage with gaps in the Area Cage Honor Roll. Names and teams such as Pomona Cen Heights Wellsville Williamsburg MdCV appear but are not fully legible, leaving the scope and affiliations unclear. Further readable lines are needed to finalize the summary.
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Pomona Cen
Heights
Wellsville Williamsburg
Mdcv
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Jaspers
Clemson
Sam Colson
Roy Kramer
Colson
Stanley S. Narewski
Roger May
Nashville
OHS Boys
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Humboldt
Burlington
Crest
Marmaton Valley
Pleasanton’s
Crest At & O'Clock
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Eagles
Hope
Streck
la Quinta
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
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Lenny Wilkens
NBA
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Kings
Rolando Blackman
Ottawa University
Mark Perdue
Luis Roggero
Perdue
Roggero
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San Paulo
Brazil
Moaxe
Deamer
Keee
DeLeTorrs
Tim Meare
Clark
Mumbs
Willams
Tou
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Rinsen
Peertner
Littheten
Carson
Hebenstion
Spice
Rescher
Luthar
Harewrech
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L. McClure
Tetett
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Denger
E. Smith
Medel
le Rue
Walonne
Baldwin JC
Lawrans
Faulkner
George
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Madden
First National Sank
Carey
Markley
Gered
Evens
Mars
Bulmer
Totata
Marty
Flach
Mitcher
Parkin
Kiehl
Brown
Cricqui
Greeley JC
Sunderland
Mergen
Reckers
Mapes
McGown
Dodson Aviation
den Geier
John Geist
Leecy
Thoengaan
Ladam
Wiltve
Tata
Tatata
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Runkie
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Shawers
Shoemaker
Hanson
Winkter
Chambers
Balimer
Tatote
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Wellaville Ny
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