Handley Wrestlers Dominate Warren County in District Meet
Handley school overwhelmed Warren County 57-12 in Northwestern District wrestling. Key pins by Reggie and Ricky Brown, Steve Rickard, Tom Jones, John Metzel, Jeff Witt, Peanut Burks, and Joe Robinson highlighted a strong Handley night, while Warren County struggled to win beyond two pins.
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Staubach Seeks Control of Plays Amid Landry System
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach voiced a longing to call his own signals as coach Tom Landry maintains the sideline system. Landry argued the method speeds decisions and offers a coach’s view, while Staubach and Steelers rival Terry Bradshaw face questions about play calling and leadership ahead of Super Bowl X.
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Bullets Beat Cavaliers in Allure of Narrow Playoff Nerves
The Washington Bullets edged the Cleveland Cavaliers 92-88 in a tight playoff preview after avenging a 106-102 loss from Sunday. Dave Bing led the Bullets with 20 points as multiple close games highlighted the night across the NBA and ABA standings.
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Tech Intimidates Virginia in 91-69 Victory
Virginia Tech's Gobblers rout Virginia 91-69 at Richmond, led by Russell Davis with 31 points and a 55-41 rebounding edge. Duke Thorpe sparked a 22-9 first-half run, while Virginia Coach Holland said Tech’s physical play intimidated the Cavaliers. A rematch is set Feb. 25 in Charlottesville.
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