Cowboys Begin Draft Preparations Amid QB Worries
Dallas begins off season work with focus on upgrading quarterback play after Morton struggles in losses to Baltimore. Landry cites missed timing and injuries, hints at trades and possible moves for Staubach and Hill, as team ponders strengthening the roster for next season.
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Liston's Death Was Natural Says Coroner
LAS VEGAS AP Liston's death was attributed to congestion of the pulmonary artery. Coroner Dr Mark Herman reported traces of morphine and codeine in Liston's tissues but found no evidence that these substances caused the pulmonary congestion. Liston's body was found January 5 and he may have been dead about a week. Narcotics officers found small amounts of heroin marijuana in his home.
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Win is Name of Game Says SCU Cage Coach
Maryland coach Lefty Driesel confrontation cited by Frank McGuire as a non issue. McGuire praises New York recruiting, says SCU fans welcome out-of-state players and that southern prejudice does not exist. He notes Stillman’s Gym closure and defends his program’s winning focus.
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Clemente Named Player Of Year
Amazing Roberto Clemente, a premier performer, named recipient of the Tris Speaker Award as Player of the Year at the Houston Baseball Writers Dinner on Jan 29. He batted .352 last season in 108 games and remains a top NL all time with 2,704 hits and a .316 average.
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Laver backs Wimbledon tie break in 1971 and eyes title
Rod Laver praised Wimbledon plan for a modified tie break, favoring it over nine point sudden death used in the U S Championships. He travels to New York to face Arthur Ashe at Madison Square Garden in the Tennis Champions Classic, aiming for big prize money and a potential Grand Slam. Also notes Don Wilson’s 1970 Astros pitching record.
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Bench Sees Reds Talk Contract Terms For 1971
National League MVP John Bench said he and the Cincinnati Reds are negotiating for 1971 but remain far from a deal. He noted multiple factors limiting a big raise, returned from Vietnam tour, and joked about possible outfield duties if needed.
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Safeguard U.S. Sports Fans After Glasgow Tragedy
NEA interview with Peter Lowry, UMd history professor and former All American, urges stronger spectator safety in the United States. He cites Glasgow disaster to call for more police, ushers, emergency plans, crowd control, and visible safety equipment at athletic venues. He notes cultural rivalries and urges proactive measures before tragedy strikes again.
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New Athletic Board Created By Senators
Atlanta Senate committee approves a bill to form a 10 member State Athletic Commission with authority over professional events grossing 10 000 or more except auto racing The measure targets major figures such as Muhammad Ali and was framed by Senators Hugh Gillis and Ed Zippierer.
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Keith Lampard Sets Pinch Hit Records for Astros
Keith Lampard tied four Houston club pinch hitting records in 1970 for most games at bat reach base and walks. The Astros posted a .261 pinch hitting average, the franchise best.
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Laver Prepares as He Dominates Practice Sessions
Rod Laver conducts a boxing style practice at the Vanderbilt Club in New York ahead of the Tennis Champions Classic. He pushes himself with intense rallying and mock spar to sharpen rhythm while eyeing a potential $170,000 prize in the upcoming month and a half.
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