Wayland Flying Queens poised to sweep AAU women’s tourney
Wayland Baptist College’s Flying Queens enter the AAU women’s national basketball tournament as top seeds aiming for a third consecutive title. Army at Ft. Dix, N.J. advances to meet Wayland after a 74-47 win, while Omaha, Fullerton, and Darlington win their openers. The five‑day event nests rounds through Saturday’s finals with quarterfinals and semifinals set for Thursday.
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Women hunt rattlesnakes in Texas and Alabama shows bold Irea
Irea Mc Hardy is among a small group of women who join rattlesnake hunts in Sweetwater Texas and Gaines ville Alabama. She notes dangers of Alabama terrain and cooler weather slow rattlers while Texans offer open spaces. The piece describes methods, gear, roped rodeos and uses of snakes from meat to jewelry.
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Expansion teams pick veteran players in NFL draft
Two NFL expansion franchises Tampa Bay and Seattle assembled lists of veterans and rookies as they prepare rosters. Tampa Bay selected players including J K McKay and Pat Toomay while Seattle landed Mike Curtis Bill Olds Norm Evans Ken Geddes Eddie McMillan and other veterans. The two clubs also claimed quarterbacks Neil Graff and Gary Keithley as part of the rebuild.
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Jim Kearney
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Pat Toomay
Baltimore
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Bill Olds
Miami
Norm Evans
Los Angeles
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Eddie McMillan
Pittsburgh
Dave Brown
Detroit
John McMakin
New England
Neil Graff
St. Louis
Gary Keithley
Baylor Bears Rally Past Aggies In Waco Tilt
Baylor wins 6-5 on a ninth inning rally as Leonard Wood steals second and scores on Steve Macko’s two out single to drop Texas A&M to 7-2 in conference play. PMID: None.
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