Relevancy and nicknames in high school branding
A discussion of school nicknames across districts, noting UCI Anteaters origin and other playful names like Generals at LA schools, Jackrabbits for Poly, and Crimi for Yuma High. The piece critiques over creative monikers and proposes alternate, copyable options from The LP-Y Bored of Athletics to avoid awkward or overlong chants.
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Bored’s long list of school nicknames sparks football bowl tease
A sprawling catalog of school nicknames and team names references many California institutions and cities. The passagePlayfully predicts a Manual Arts versus Workman football bowl with humor about presidents and historic figures.
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Baseball community mourns P K Wrigley dies at eighty
The baseball world honors Chicago Cubs owner Philip K Wrigley who died Tuesday at age nearly 80. Figures from Bowie Kuhn to Bill Veeck praise his devotion to the game, his fans, and a unique approach including the College of Coaches and lights free Wrigley Field.
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U S prep cagers rout Italy in Schweitzer tourney win
United States high school team crushed Italy 131 to 75 in Mannheim West Germany as Darbell Valentine led with 30 points. Earvin Johnson added 18, Jacy Jackson and Art Jones each scored 16, with the U S shooting 55 of 109 and holding a 56-41 halftime edge.
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Suit charges Ali afraid of Nobel
CHICAGO AP Mohammad Ali backed Deuwe ened Ali's hopes of retir ing as iboryweight boring champion, according to a post trial brief filed Tuesday to a 4 million damage suit against AML. The brief was filed by Madison Square Garden Boxing Inc. It sued Ali March 16 for breach of contract after he signed Nov. 24 to fight Bobick for the title in February and announced his retirement Nov. 30. A bench trial was held March 2 and 4 before US District Court Judge John Powers Crowley, has not ruled. In the brief, attorneys for Madison Square Garden claimed that, Ali signed a $2.5 million contract to fight Bobiek because he was pressed for money as a result of his alimony obligations. But he also hoped to retire as champion and, as a possibility of fi at only slightly reduced
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