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Dallas signs Thomas Henderson
DALLAS (AP) — The Dallas
Cowboys of the National Football
League signed first-round draft
choice Thomas Henderson of Lang
ston University to a multi-year con
tract Thursday and the former
small-college All-America said he is
going to use his bonus to build his
parents a home in Austin, Texas.
“The Cowboys have a reputation
of being a low-paying club but they
gave me a fantastic deal . . . more
money than I’ve ever had in my
life,” said the 6-2, 216-lb
linebacker.
Henderson was actually the sec
ond first-round pick for the Cow
boys. They selected All-America
lineman Randy White of Maryland
as the No. 2 pick in the nation and
he has yet to sign.
Dallas obtained the rights to the
White pick in a trade with the New
York Giants for quarterback Craig
Morton.
The swift Henderson, who has
run several 40-yard dashes in 4.4
seconds, said he has agreed to play
in the All-America college game in
Lubbock in June.
“I haven’t heard from the all-star
people that hold the game in
Chicago, but I would just as soon go
to camp as play in that game any
way,’’ said Henderson.
Henderson said he also had been
courted by the Hamilton Tigercats
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thus someone who submits a
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be eligible for the $25.00 at the
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of the Canadian Football League
but wasn’t very impressed.
“They sent me an application to
fill out with an unstamped en
velope,” Henderson said. “I put a
10-cent stamp on it and sent it back
to them, saying I didn’t care to
play.”
Although terms of the contract
were not announced, Cowboy offi
cial Gil Brandt said Henderson re
ceived a hefty bonus.
Henderson received a standard
contract which says he has to make
the team. Coach Tom Landry has
never given a rookie a no-cut con
tract because he feels a new man
must make the grade.
Henderson said, “I feel like I can
start for the Cowboys in the first
year. I’m a confident person, lit,
have been a no-name but everybtf
knows who I am now.”
Henderson was not selected
play in any post-season games I*
year because Langston had a 1-8
cord.
Women tracksters visit
Waco for championship
Cowboy assistant coach Jen
Tubbs said, “Henderson is one
the finest linebackers I haveen
seen. We will play him on theod
side. He has all the tools to be
really excellent player.”
By PAUL McGRATH
Staff Sports Writer
The Texas A&M women’s track
squad is on the road today as it com
petes against Baylor and Sam Hous
ton State for the zone champion
ship.
Coach Connie Karcher feels
A&M “will be a strong second” and
could possibly overtake the Bears
with some luck. T’m pretty confi
dent we ll give them a better run for
their money. I think we’ll give them
a better showing, ” she said. Karcher
says her squad will score more
points than they did against the
Bears in the A&M Invitational held
last Saturday, mainly because there
will be only three teams present.
She thinks some of her women who
finished lower last week may take
higher spots this week.
Karcher seems confident her
quartermiler, Marsha Mitchell, can
repeat her first place performance
in the College Station meet. She
also has hopes her shot put and dis
cus entrants, Sandra Lyman and
Lucy Neiman, can go one-two if
Baylor’s Suzie Snyder does not
compete.
Marty Alexander will represent
the Aggies in the long jump and
Margaret Grant competes in the
high jump in two more events that
Karcher expresses high hopes for.
The women have had a small
epidemic of leg injuries this week
with shin splints and pulled muscles
taking toll of several members of the
team. Rita Koontz will be off both
relay teams and Jo Beth Greben is
suffering somewhat but will run.
Another event the women may
prove strong in is their mile relay
quartet of Jane Weisenfelder, Sha
ron Boyle, Debbie Wootan and
Mitchell. However the foursome
finished fourth behind both Baylor
and Sam Houston last week.
A&M finished third behind
Baylor last weekend in the meet
A&M hosted and appears to he the
stronger team on paper. However,
the Aggies have the potential to pull
an upset.
The top three finishers in each
individual event will advance to the
state meet held in San Marcos next
weekend.
Henderson said he negotialt
with Dallas for two months bt
never heard from the struggle
World Football League duringth
period.
Pizza Hut Classic
has all-star line-up
Tech cage
grant goes
to Rudolph
A’s, Norris
beat Chisox
with 3-hitter
OAKLAND (AP) — Rookie Mike
Norris pitched a three-hitter in his
first major league appearance and
slugger Reggie Jackson belted a
three-run homer to give the Oak
land A s a 9-0 victory over the
Chicago White Sox Thursday.
Norris, a 20-year-old righthander
from across the bay in San Fran
cisco, gave up a single to Pat Kelly
leading off the first inning and a
single to Carlos May in the second
and a double to Kelly in the ninth.
The A s got four of their runs off
Chicago starter Stan Bahnsen in the
third inning, with three driven in by
Jackson’s first homer of the season.
Bill North singled and Claudell
Washington walked before Jackson
slugged his 420-foot shot. Joe Rudi
then slashed a double, chasing
Bahnsen, who was replaced by Skip
Pitlock. The Chicago reliever then
surrendered a run-scoring single to
Billy Williams.
Washington’s two-run single in
the sixth made it 6-0 and the A s
added three more runs in the
seventh.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Twenty of
the nation’s finest senior collegians
will be in action here Tuesday night
(April 15) when the fourth annual
Pizza Hut Basketball Classic unfolds
at the Las Vegas Convention
Center. A sellout crowd of more
than 6,200 is expected.
Heading the East stars in the
NCAA and NAIA-sanctioned char
ity event will be three-time unani
mous All-American David Thomp
son of North Carolina State. The
leading scorer in Atlantic Coast
Conference history with 2,309
points, Thompson led all voting for
spots on the two teams with support
on 611,423 votes.
Joining Thompson at forwards for
the East will be Southeastern Con
ference player of the year Kevin
Grevey of Kentucky, All-Big 10
selection Steve Green of Indiana
and Ohio Valley Conference player
of the year George Sorrell of Middle
Tennessee. Manning the East pivot
will be the ACC’s most accurate
field goal shooter. Bob Fleischer of
Duke, and the Big 10’s No. 3 scorer,
C. J. Kupec of Michigan.
At guard for the East will be
Naismith Hall of Fame award win
ner Monte Towe of NC State, two-
time All-ECAC pick Mel Utley of
St. John’s, All-SEC selection Glenn
Hansen of Louisiana State and Il
linois State scoring leader Rick
Whitlow.
Providing backcourt strength for
the West will be All-Americas Gus
Williams of Southern Cal and
Lionel Hollins of Arizona State.
Also at guard will be West Coast
Athletic Conference player of the
year Ricky Sobers of Nevada-Las
Vegas and two-time St. Mary’s scor
ing leader Maurice Harper.
Sharing time at center will be
Stanford’s alltime leading reboun
der, 7-foot Rich Kelley, and Kansas’
No. 7 career scorer, 6-foot-10 Rick
Suttle.
West forwards will be Houston’s
No. 2 career scorer and playmaker
Louis Dunbar, All-NAIA pick Ike
Devore of Midwestern (Texas),
two-time Utah State scoring leader
Jimmy Moore and Missouri Valley
Conference scoring kingpin Ken
(Grasshopper) Smith.
Coaches will be NC State’s Norm
Sloan and Washington’s Marv Har-
shman.
A nationwide television audience
will be watching with Jim Simpson
doing play-by-play and Kansas
coach Ted Owens providing
analysis.
Pirates rip
Cubs, 8-4
in first game
LUBBCX:K (AP) — Texas Tei
basketball coach Gerald Myei
signed Arlington’s 6-foot-8 Bel
Rudolph to a basketball grant-in-a
Thursday.
Rudolph averaged 15.1 poie
and 12 rebounds per game tola
Dale Archer’s Arlington Highly
to a 27-11 season record and a Di
trict 7-AAAA championship. B
had a high of 32 points against Det
son.
He made all the inetroplex
district teams, including tli
coaches all-district team. Heai
made the Volume All-Americatei
out of Boston.
“We are real pleased to have fc
in our program,” said assist!
George Davidson. "He has go<
size, is mobile and has a good on
side touch.
Rudolph was the second fbi
to sign with Tech. Earlier Wedni
day, Myers had signed 6-6 Dan
Ivey of San Antonio Cent
Catholic. Under NCAA rules SY
schools are allowed to sign six
players each year.
CHICAGO (AP) — Willie
Stargell’s second home run of the
game broke an eighth inning tie and
helped the Pittsburgh Pirates to an
8-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs in
the season’s opener for both teams.
After Stargell’s leadoff homer,
Dave Parker singled and Manny
Sanguillen followed with another
homer. The Pirates added a fourth
run on singles by Frank Taveras and
Rennie Stennett sandwiched
around a sacrifice.
The Cubs erased a four-run de
ficit in the fifth with a four-run out
burst in which the key blow was
Rick Monday’s two-run double off
starter Dock Ellis.
The Pirates jumped into a 4-0
lead in the first three innings. After
a pair of solo homers in the first by
Richie Hebner and Stargell,
Pittsburgh got two more off Cub
starter Bill Bonham in the third.
Hebner was hit by a pitched ball and
scored on Al Oliver’s double.
Stargell’s single then scored Oliver
for a 4-0 Pirate lead.
Stargell had four hits and three
runs batted in for the day.
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