Multiple National League and college sports notes from era
National League signees include Larry Parrish Warren Cromar Andre Dawson and Ellis Valentine with Montreal Expos and Darold Knowles to St Louis on a two year deal. Celtics trade Billy Knight for Rick Robey. Flames move Richard Mulhern to Los Angeles. Stingers send Kelly Davis to Philadelphia. Bears retire Jon Morris. Browns name David Adolph defensive line coach. Lions announce Doug Gerhart resignation and Don Dell appointment. Rams fire trio and 49ers name Al Vermeil. College basketball results and scores across numerous games with many named teams and venues mentioned.
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Montreal Expos
Larry Parrish
Warren Cromartie
Andre Dawson
Ellis Valentine
St.louis Cardinals
Darold Knowles
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Billy Knight
Indiana
Rick Robey
National Hockey League
Atlanta Flames
Richard Mulhern
Los Angeles
Bob Murdoch
Cincinnati Stingers
Kelly Davis
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Jon Morris
Cleveland Browns
David Adolph
Detroit Lions
Doug Gerhart
Don Dell
LOS Angeles Rams
Foster Andersen
Max Coley
Charlie Waller
SAN Francisco 49Ers
al Vermeil
Rice Fans Clown Around as Texas Wins 94 81
The Texas Longhorns defeated Rice 94 to 81 in Houston as Rice fans in clown outfits jeered Abe Lemons. Lemons brushed off the taunts, noting it had little effect on his team and that he could be amused by the antics after the game.
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Associated Press
Houston
Rice Owls
Abe Lemons
Texas
Longhorns
Lemons
Rice
Owls
Last Minute Free Throws Lift Mason Over Osbourn
George Mason won 34 to 30 in Northwestern District play as four late free throws sealed the victory over Osbourn. Mason players Skelly Felker and others contributed to the scoring, while Osbourn was led by Hoss and Ebert in a slow-paced contest.
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George Mason
Mason
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Black
Kimble
Felker
Crawford
White
Costner
Prettyman
Hoss
Ebert
Thomas
Hogan
Long Distance Debate Shapes Frederick County High School Plan
James Wood considered an independent year and a two-campus split but the Frederick County School Board kept a single high school. Joining the Northwestern District would mean 65 mile trips and renewed rivalries with Warren Clarke and Handley. Taxpayers may be asked to bear costs as the Commonwealth District continues to suffer low support and long travel.
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James Wood
Frederick County
Nothern
Warren
Clarke
Handley
Northwestern
Commonwealth District
Handley Edges Osbourn Park in Down-to-the-Wire Tilt
Handley overcame Osbourn Park 58-44 as the Jackets rallied from a seven-point halftime deficit. key runs included a 12-0 third-quarter spurt and solid defense forcing turnovers. Brisco led Handley with 13 points while Pierce fouled out late for Osbourn Park amid disappointing shooting.
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