Handley Wood clash falls short but shows promise
Handley loses 73-50 as James Wood dominates boards and inside scoring led by Harold Cooper. Wood used a small Handley lineup early to force inside baskets and control the game. The two rivals meet again Jan. 18 at Frederick County Junior High with hoped-for health restored.
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Stabler Named NFL Offensive Player of the Year
Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler won the AP Offensive Player of the Year award for the 1974 season. Steelers defensive tackle Mean Joe Greene earned the AP Defensive Player of the Year honor after anchoring Pittsburgh’s top AFC defense.
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MSU Overcomes Walkout to Beat Ohio State in Big Ten Tilt
Michigan State inches past Ohio State 88-84 for their first Big Ten victory as 10 black players return after a walkout. Lindsay Hairston leads Spartans with 26 points. Indiana remains undefeated atop the conference with a 90-76 win over Michigan.
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Police Say Wilsons Death An Accidental Tragic Houston Case
Houston police investigator and Harris County medical examiner concluded Don Wilson the Astros pitcher and his son Alexander died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a May weekend home incident. Denyse Denise and Bernice Wilson were hospitalized with serious injuries as investigations continue.
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Handley Faces Harrisonburg After Tough James Wood Loss
Handley coach Bill Isherwood vows to rebound after a 73-50 defeat to James Wood as the Judges host Harrisonburg. Clarke County, Warren County, and Stonewall Jackson also play tonight while Warren-Broad Run is postponed and Handley’s wrestling with Loudoun Valley is moved to tomorrow. Harold Cooper leads James Wood with 27 points, and Broad Run's 41-point tournament watch dominates the NorthWest District chatter.
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Tarkenton Sees Steelers Defense as Strong But Not Unstoppable
Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton praises Pittsburghs defense as the fiercest the team has faced yet notes Los Angeles Rams and Miami also field strong units. He predicts a disciplined Super Bowl IX game at Tulane Stadium with Bradshaw likely to run while he avoids taking hits and emphasizes protecting his teammates.
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