Patriots fire Bell and reinstate Garrett in tumultuous day
General Manager Upton Bell is fired as the New England Patriots replace him with unspecified leadership. Star running back Carl Garrett is reinstated after an indefinite suspension for missing practices, following a Rozelle-ordered review in New York.
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Mule Frazier dies after heart attack in Waco
Baylor athletic great Mule Frazier 74 of Waco died after a heart attack at his home. He starred at Baylor in the 1920s as a hurdler and football player, started the Texas Relays, and officiated many local events. He led E. C. Frazier and Associates and is survived by his wife Frances and two brothers. Funeral Friday at Wilkinson & Hatch.
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USC Davis named AP Back of Week after six TDs vs Notre Dame
USC sophomore Anthony Davis earned AP Back of the Week honors for a six touchdown performance in the Trojans 45 23 win over Notre Dame. Davis discusses humility grades and his past troubles while noting the pressures of fame. Masao Ohba was chosen Japan's Boxer of the Year for the second straight year.
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Barker wins $5,000 in PGM tourney after sudden death
In San Antonio Jim Barker ties Frank Conner at 138 after 36 holes and wins the $5,000 first prize in a Five weekly PGM event. Barker, who opened with a course record 65 at Pecan Valley, three-putts the sudden-death hole while Conner overstepped water and fouled a later shot to finish second. Chris Blocker and Rives McBee tied for third at 139 benefiting Barker’s victory.
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Toyah Buffaloes Take Second In Valentine Tournament
Toyah boys earn a second place by winning two games before losing the championship to Van Horn B 54 42. Darrel Goodnight scores 20 in the final and totals 51 tournament points earning all tournament honors. Girls exit after two losses to Van Horn 27 16 and San Elizario 40 20 with Anna Sanchez and Mary Sanchez scoring.
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Rodgers wins Heisman in landslide for Nebraska star
Johnny Rodgers captures the Heisman Trophy with 301 first place votes and 1,310 points while Oklahoma's Greg Pruitt is runner up and Nebraska teammate Richard Glover places third. Rodgers reflects on his journey from Lincoln jail to college football’s top honor.
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Montana officials face trial date in federal case
Five University of Montana administrators charged with conspiring to misuse federal funds are set for trial March 19 in Missoula. U.S. District Court Judge Ray McNichols announced the date after a closed-door meeting with prosecutors and defense attorneys in Butte.
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Warriors edge Rockets 108 101 in NBA action
Golden State beat Houston 108 101 as Rick Barry scored 30 points aided by 8 in the final five minutes. The win ends a two game skid and narrows the gap to 4 1/2 games behind the Lakers in the Pacific Division. Barry connected on 10 straight free throws.
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Washington sues to buy Padres and move team to D C
Giant Food Inc president Joseph Danzansky confirmed an offer near 11.75 million dollars to purchase the San Diego Padres and relocate them to Washington D C. Padres owners Bavasi and Smith said no firm Washington offer exists.
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Pheasants proliferate in Texas Panhandle region
Texas hunters may pursue pheasants December 9 to 17 across more than 1000 square miles in the Panhandle. Bio l ogist Jim Dillard reports a 30 percent rise in pheasants since last year and notes best prospects south of the Canadian River. Only roosters may be bagged, with two per day and four in possession.
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Artesia Bulldogs Beat Pecos Eagles 71 66 on Tuesday
Artesia Bulldogs defeated the Pecos Eagles 71 66 as Hathcock led with 25 points for Artesia. Don Walker added 13 and Kyle Johnson 12 for Pecos. no Artesia players fouled out. David Terry scored 15 to pace the Artesia JV to a 46 45 win.
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Freshmen QBs Lead ACC Teams Buckey and Spears
In Richmond two ACC teams start freshmen quarterbacks this fall. North Carolina State fields Dave Buckey while Duke relies on Hal Spears as day one starters.
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