Maddox Coaching Career Brought Thrills to Handley High Fans
Hunter Maddox spent 31 years as Handley Highs athletic figure guiding football basketball and track He retired as athletic director to become Administrative Assistant to the superintendent A surprise tribute presented him before a George Mason Handley game included a new Rambler.
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Reeves Coach Settle Rift Rehired by Rams
Rams coach Allen Rehired after a reported rift with Pia, as details remain scarce. The Associated Press notes the move comes amid leadership shifts in Los Angeles sports circles.
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Rams Hire Rehire Returns After Conflict With Allen
Dan Reeves, owner of 51 percent of NFL stock, rehired George Allen as Rams coach after reports of a personality clash. Allen, 46, will keep a $40,000 annual salary with two years left on his contract. Reeves cited dedication and a need for closer collaboration as reasons for the reversal. The Rams had faced player discontent over Allen’s firing.
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Bears
St John’s Narrow Victory Over Davidson Sparks Debate
Davidson after a 75-74 overtime loss to St John’s questions a five second call that could have altered the game. Coach Lefty Driesell defends his team while St John’s moves toward a key matchup as conference play continues.
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Namath names Morrall second rate in pre Super Bowl feud
Joe Namath claimed four AFL passers are better than Baltimore’s Earl Morrall and said his Jets backup Babe Parilli might have outplayed Morrall. Don Shula defended Morrall and praised Namath as a top quarterback while downplaying the odds and focusing on Sunday’s game.
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Campaneris Leads AL With 62 Stolen Bases
Oakland star Bert Campaneris led the American League for a fourth straight season with 62 stolen bases last year, a personal high. The speedster set the pace in baserunning among major league players.
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Kansas Wins 13th Over Iowa State
Jayhawks 13 14 season streak, 94-61 over Iowa State in Lawrence. Dave Robisch 22 points, Dave Nash 18, Jo Jo White 12. Kansas at 12 straight wins, 997 all time. Kentucky, Villanova, New Mexico also winning in top teams roundup.
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North Carolina Reclaims No 2 In AP Basketball Poll
St John s of New York climbs from 17th to eighth as North Carolina regains second behind UCLA. UCLA remains unanimous first with 1 000 points after wins over St John s and Tulane. Santa Clara jumps to third, Illinois to fourth, Kansas fifth, Kentucky drops to seventh. Northwestern surges from 19th to 12th as Drake and Marquette enter the rankings.
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