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Well, after last Monday
nighi^T'Pro Bowl game in
Seattle the football season is
finally over until August. But
football is definitely not out pf
the news until then. Few
people may realize it but what
is about to happen in football
unless an agreement of some
type is reached may overshadow
both the NBA-ABA
merger and baseball's free
agent chaser I-mtalking^bout?
the proposed college draft. As
of today no agreement
between the owners arid the
players association had been
reached that would permit a^
distribution of the coHege
senior talent. The draft was
j recently outlawed and without
it every college senior who has
pro-football aspirations is a
free agent. What will happen
remains to be seen.
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SPORTS
by Robert Elter
Sports Editor
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On the physical side of
football the first freedom
classic was played January 8
in Los Angeles California with
the west taking a 12-9 victory.
Despite low attendance^cuid a
lack of publicity the game was
a success in that it gave black
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show off its best.
The best of the best in this
writer's opinion turned out to
; be Jackson State quarterbackJeremiah
Tillman, and Alcorn
defensive tackle Larry Warren.
Tillman definitely has the
arm to be an NFL quarterback
and he has excellent manuv:
erabilky. Warren, who was
named the games outstanding defensive
player was awesome.
He was all over the field
when he wasn't all over the
opposing quarterback. He is
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catching the biggest fish ever;-=
To insure yourself of getting a
trophy bass for your favorite >
wall, you must get out there r
early in the season. Usually, /
the latter part of February is a/
good starting point, providing
we get an early thaw-out. /
In the meantime, dre^m
about the possibility of going
after the cold-water crappie.
Crappie is one species whose
activity is not affected too
much by c?ki weather. They
can be taken on your favorite
lures, rrtinnows, and cut bait.
/They are also the best pan fish
available in our area. It is hard
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10 leu wnetner ^rappies are
nutty or have a never-ending
appetite. Once located, they
will take almost any type of
bait, ^ven a white piece of
paper or a cigarette filter.
Crappie will move from one
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another. If tHey stop taking
your bait at a particular spot
you will have to pick up their
trail and follow. Move in the
direction that you may feel
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for the march in support of the
full employment bill."
Edward Morrison said, "I
played an album I have that
has some of Dr. King's
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they are traveling. After
casting every ten feet for a
distance of 75 or 100 feet along
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your^direction if you fail to gel
a strike. '
If this is your year to buy a
boat, deckle now whether it
will be used for Ashing or
riding up and down the lake.
There is hardly a .half-way
point between -fishing - ancT
boating. Really, it should be
one or-the other. For fishing,
one needs a highly maneuverable
craft, one that can be
placed where you want it with
a dip of th$ oar or paddle.
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speeches on it then I turned 'dn
the T.V. to see if there might,
be a special program on about
him. Its really ashame that no
rallies or church services were
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racing, are not adaptable For i
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in fresh waters. Better shop
around and get plenty of
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type of craft. If you do not
shop wisely you may find
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after year before you find one
to suit your ^needs. If you
consider yourself an ardent
fisherman buy a fishing boat
to begin with or you will miss
out on some good fishing.
Here is hoping 1977 season
will be your best.
nal Holiday
held here in his honor. 1 guess
iL just goes - to - show ?how
quickly people forget."
Clara Monroe answered, 4'I
went to church as I do every
Saturdays, I think thats what
Dr. King would have wanted.
me to do. I only wish there had
been more recognition of the
day. It should be a holiday."
Benjamin Lewis replied, 4'I
let my mind reflect back on all
the great things he did in his
lifetime. I also made a
commitment to continue the
struggle for equal rights. Next
year I hope blacks here will do
something to commemorate
the day by holding a rally, a
march or something. We need ?-?
to stop asking whitey to
declare the day a holiday and
make it a holiday ourselves by
observing it as such. No blacks
should work on Dr. King's
birthday. We could do that
much In his memory.
Every person interviewed
felt that Dr. fCino'c
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should be a national holiday
and many were disappointed
that. more wasn't done to
recognize the day.
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