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Extractions: Round # 16 * New York Stars * * John Fuqua * Running Back Pittsburgh Steelers * Honolulu Hawaiians * * Larry Schreiber * Running Back San Francisco 49ers * Houston Texans * * Sam Holden * Offensive Tackle New Orleans Saints * Chicago Fire * * Mike Montgomery * Running Back Dallas Cowboys * Southern California Sun * * Isaac Curtis * Wide Receiver Cincinnati Bengals * Birmingham Americans * * Joe Profit * Running Back New Orleans Saints * Detroit Wheels * * Bud Magrum * Defensive End B.C. Lions * Florida *
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Extractions: College Honors: Varsity Letters in Football 1924, 1925, and 1926. During 1924, 1925 season was a team mate of Red Grange. In 1924 was the 4th Highest Scorer in the Big Ten. Professional Career : Member of the Friars Football team provided afternoon thrills on the field. Coaching Experience : Whiting High School Football Coach in 1928 Special Recognitions : Was All Time Great among the players. Entered the US Coast Guard in 1942. Coached Whiting to a record of 84 wins, 26 losses, and 12 ties with a win average of 10 wins and no losses. He was awarded the mythical Co-Champion of Indiana. Ray served as Whiting High School Athletic Director from 1937 until his retirement.
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Extractions: Download Free Acrobat Reader Utah State University Olympic Sports Release Sept. 10, 2001 Upcoming Schedule This Week, Sept. 10-16 Thur., Sept. 13 Volleyball at UC Irvine, 8 p.m. Fri., Sept. 14 Golf at Air Force Tournament Soccer vs. Delaware at Ogden, 2:30 p.m. Volleyball at Long Beach State, 8:30 p.m. Sat., Sept. 15 Cross Country at Montana St. Inv., 9 a.m. Golf at Air Force Tournament Soccer vs. Wisconsin-G.B. at Ogden, 12:30 Football at Fresno State, 8 p.m. Sun., Sept. 16 Golf at Air Force Tournament Next Week, Sept. 17 - Sept. 23 Fri., Sept. 21 SOCCER VS. IDAHO STATE, 4 p.m. Sat., Sept. 22 VOLLEYBALL VS. IDAHO, 4 p.m. FOOTBALL VS. WYOMING, 7:05 p.m. Sun., Sept. 23 SOCCER VS. WYOMING Mon.-Tues., Sept. 24-25 Golf at Idaho Tournament All times mountain. Home games in CAPS.
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Extractions: This is the story of an urban university's up-and-down struggle to find its niche in the world of big-time college football. Although its bowl trips and national rankings have been few and far between, the University of Louisville has a football history that's incredibly rife with larger-than-life heroes. Although many football fans may not realize it, the immortal Johnny Unitas, who became known as "Mr. Quarterback" in the National Football League, is a U of L product. So are other famous pro stars such as Lenny Lyles, Doug Buffone, Tom Jackson, Otis Wilson, Joe Jacoby, Mark Clayton, Ted Washington, Frank Minnifield, and Ray Buchanan. They are all in this book. About the Author His awards include the Dean Eagle Memorial Award, four Florida Thoroughbred Breeders awards, the Old Hilltop Award, the Warner Jones Award, the Walter Haight Award, and the Joe Palmer Award. With Billy Reed, the co-author of this book, he won a national Sigma Delta Chi award for general reporting and a...
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Extractions: As the only remaining local 24-hour sports talk radio station, The Score always has callers. Wake up in the middle of the night with some major revelation about the future of the glass QB, Shane Matthews? This is who you can call up and let it out. And it's 100 percent sports, probably the only place in town where hardcore, detailed discussion is likely to go down. Want to get a round-robin going about what's really wrong with Kerry Wood's pitching arm, why Don Baylor keeps playing a catcher who can't catch (that's Todd Hundley) or why Chip Caray always sounding like a complete jerk? This is the place for you. Inhabiting The Score from noon to 4pm, Monday through Thursday, Mike North is a smart, down-to-earth fellow with a Chicago-guy voice and excellent guests. (Ex-Bear Gale Sayers will join him on Tuesdays during the NFL season). And while he's more likely to go off on a blustering tirade—great one this week about the Cubs bringing up 20-year-olds ("You're in a pennant race, ya idiots!") and the White Sox being, well, dumb ("We got some serious problems on both sides of town—it's call competency. Competency! And it's very important.")—this guy tells you when you're an idiot. An added treat this fall for The Score is the return of company line snowballing on "The Dick Jauron Show" (Mondays, 6pm), featuring Coach Dick and the great Bears announcer Hub Arkush. And while you're not likely to get much from this show—Hub tries, but what's Dick going to say, "Yeah, we suck"?—it's always great fodder for the next day's call in shows.
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Extractions: Duke 10, Maryland 9 Box Score - 2002 ACC Baseball Tournament May 21, 2002 Recap Quotes The Automated ScoreBook Duke vs Maryland May 21, 2002 at St. Petersburg, Fla (Florida Power Park) Duke 10 (24-32) Maryland 9 (34-23) Score by Innings R H E - Duke................ 150 211 000 - 10 16 1 Maryland............ 212 103 000 - 9 14 3 - E - Brian Patric(7); George(16); Maxwell(1); Kane(3). DP - Duke 2. LOB - Duke 8; Maryland 11. 2B - Kevin Kelly 2(15); Larry Broadw(15); Grant Stanle(8); Buffone(20); Frazier(15). 3B - Swope(6). HR - McCurdy(19). HBP - Maxey 2; George. SH - Doug Bechtol(3); Swope(6); George(4). SF - Brian Patric(1); Larry Broadw(4); Tim Layden(2); Buffone(3). Duke IP H R ER BB SO WP BK HP IBB AB BF FO GO Ryan Sember ............... 3.0 6 6 6 4 1 1 1 13 20 3 5 Paul DeMarco W,3-4........ 6.0 8 3 3 1 4 1 2 23 27 5 7
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Extractions: Sorry to all of you who have been asking . It's takin me forever to update my site. as I have been extremly busy with work, family ect. I tried to get a couple new scans up for you all. but frankly mail box has been pretty empty as of late. as I havent even gotten anything sent out in over a month. so things are slowing down . Thanks for all the inquiries and as always I hope your mail boxes are FULL.
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Extractions: Welcome Academics Student Life Alumni/ae ... Student By-Lines Taking Pride in his Work Building private school Webb into a football winner is the goal of this hard-nosed coach with the NFL background. By Brian Robin / brian.robin@latimes.com Oct. 10, 2001 His former Ironton (Ohio) High teammate, Coy Bacon, would have rubbed his eyes in disbelief, then shaken his head in disgust. His former Chicago Bears teammate, Dick Butkus, would have looked for someone to dismember. All Dan Pride could do was look for a way out of his first Prep League coaching gig. Players going in more directions than a hokey-pokey player on ecstasy. Playbooks that resembled out-of-control mathematical equations or road maps gone berserk, with enough trick plays to please James Bond. This is what awaited Pride when he took over the Webb football program in 1989. None of this would do. Not at all. "I looked at it and said, 'How can I get my kids involved without having to go through all this technical stuff?' " he said. "What we would do is snap up our chin straps and go straight at people. The more we did it, the more I noticed the kids wanted to hit more. "I believe that running the ball at people instills a certain amount of toughness. This is a sport that's based somewhat on intimidation."
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Extractions: March 31, 2002 Recap Photo Gallery 2002 CLEMSON BASEBALL Maryland at Clemson Mar 31, 2002 at Clemson, SC (Doug Kingsmore) Maryland 2 (17-9,0-6) Player AB R H RBI BB SO PO A LOB Swope, Matt rf........... 4 5 1 Buffone, Anthony 3b...... 4 1 2 2 McCurdy, John ss......... 3 2 1 1 2 2 McDonald, Kevin c........ 2 1 4 3 Maxey, Jason dh.......... 4 1 1 1 1 Frazier, Will lf......... 4 1 Gemmill, Ray 1b.......... 4 1 7 1 George, Kyle 2b.......... 4 2 3 6 Whitmer, Daryl cf........ 3 1 1 1 2 Clem, Chris p............ Schmoll, Steve p........ 1 Beck, Ken p............. 1 Totals................... 32 2 8 2 1 4 24 12 6 Clemson 7 (23-1,3-0)
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JS Online: Bears' Greats Recall Duels With Packers That's all. And you just pulled off the toughest tackle I've ever seen in allmy football life. Bears halfback Don Kindt. Linebacker doug buffone. http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/oct02/84677.asp
Extractions: JS Online Features List JSO Main Page OnWisconsin.com OnWisconsin LIVE Packer Plus Online Badger Plus Online Chat Editorials Entertainment Features Dining Lifestyle News Obituaries Photo of the Day Packer Insider Real Estate Sports Travel Traffic Weather Wheels Search JS Online AP - The WIRE Lottery Results Yellow Pages Classifieds OnWisconsin Cars General Employment Real Estate Personals Subscribe to paper Service Desk Contact Us E-MAIL ARCHIVE "What Bears They Were," a recently published hardcover book full of first-person accounts of former Chicago Bears players through the years, is full of anecdotes about the Bears' rivalry with the Green Bay Packers. Author Richard Whittingham interviewed many of the Bears' most prominent players for the 288-page work, which includes a number of terrific black-and-white photographs. The book is subtitled: "Chicago Bears Greats Talk About Their Teams, Their Coaches, And the Times of Their Lives." It is published by Triumph Books. The Packers and Bears are to play for the 164th time in the regular season (165th overall) Monday night in Champaign, Ill.
Extractions: December 1999 Going, Going, Gone Part Three of a Series By Bill DiFabio I hate saying goodbye. It's so final. Saying goodbye to Pitt Stadium was oh, so difficult. Between Pitt Stadium and its onetime neighbor, Forbes Field, we're talking a lot of Saturday afternoons and many a bus trip for little Billy DiFabio. OK, raise your right hand if you had the pleasure to watch the Steelers play in Forbes Field, in Pitt Stadium and in Three Rivers Stadium. My right hand is raised. My neighbors thought I was a Bears fan. As a little tyke who loved going to see the Steelers play, I remember, and I have all the programs to prove it from days watching the Steelers play the Bears at all three places. I watched a rookie named Gale Sayers rip the Steelers to shreds at Pitt Stadium. Come to think of it, I liked the Bears. My next door neighbor's best friend was Doug Buffone. Thanks to my neighbor, I had a chance to meet with Doug, who played alongside Dick Butkus. Forbes Field was not a great place to watch a pro football game. Pitt Stadium? An ideal place, in my opinion, to watch both the pros and the collegians. "Not a bad seat in the house," laughed Andy Russell, who played in both Pitt Stadium and Three Rivers.
Extractions: August 2000 PSR's 2000 Small College Football Preview Area Teams Have National Playoff Aspirations By Tony DeFazio Associate Editor YOUNGSTOWN STATE PENGUINS If spring football is any indication, the Youngstown State University football team, which won 103 games and four national championships in the 1990s, could once again make some noise on the national level this season. The "Team of the 1990s" closed out the decade by making its sixth appearance in the I-AA championship game, losing to Georgia Southern, 59-24. Head coach Jim Tressel and his staff added 26 new players to the roster during the signing period. If the Penguins can get some quality snaps from these players, they can make up for the loss of 23 seniors and be in the chase for the Gateway crown and the school's 10th playoff appearance in 15 seasons. Defensively, it all begins with linebacker Tim Johnson, a nominee for D-1 AA defensive Player of Year. Johnson recorded an outstanding 221 tackles last season, second most in school history, to go with five interceptions and three sacks. LBs Bob Sivik and John Tekar (Wilmington) should see more time this year. Justin Dellarose and Chris DiMauro are young players to keep an eye on this fall. Senior Luke Schumaker will move from linebacker to defensive end. Defensive tackles Matt Mechling and Bryan Hawthorne both were named to the Gateway All-Newcomer team last season and will team with Montrial Thomas, Gary Quivers (Charleroi), and Todd Blackwell (McKeesport). LeVar Greene developed into one of the top CBs in the league last year, as he picked off four passes and defended seven more. Ed Blizzard will handle the other side, and Bruce Hightower returns at strong safety with Fon Nanji (Woodland Hills) at free safety.
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