Swann Turns Center of Attention Ahead of Super Bowl
Steelers star Lynn Swann carries a bruised left foot after a practice mishap with Ron Johnson. X rays show no fracture but Swann vows to play, while Steelers and Cowboys players shrug off intimidation talk as Super Bowl IX approaches.
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Handley tops Osbourn Park 58 44 in Northwestern tilt
Handley held Osbourn Park to a lone field goal in the third quarter as Randy Pierce and Ted Carpenter were stifled. Billy Brisco led Handley with 17 points and 10 rebounds while Robbie Peck and Robbie Williams provided bench help in a 58 44 victory that kept the Judges in title contention.
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Gar-Field Beats James Wood in 66-42 Victory
Gar-Field earned its ninth win of the season with a 66-42 win over James Wood. Coach Rick French praised the defense and inside passing as Gar-Field held James Wood to a low scoring night and kept Commonwealth District play tight. The Indians, who beat Woodbridge 113-72 earlier, have won eight straight after an early two-game skid.
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Long Distance Travel Takes Toll in James Wood Loss
James Wood fell 66-42 at Gar Field as travel distances of 70 to 90 miles burden players and fans. Newman led Gar Field with 16 points while James Wood failed to reach double figures in scoring.
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Hall of Fame ballot sees Mays and Snider likely. Maris and Slaughter linger
AP notes Willie Mays is a lock for the Hall in Cooperstown while Duke Snider is a strong possibility. Odds favor two others, Roger Maris and Enos Slaughter, facing fallout over public image and past controversies.
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