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(in the case of the 2 1 /2-year maturity date) and daily (in the case of the “Jumbo” certificates). Fed
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Main Office: 2800 Texas Avenue/Bryan
College Station: Texas Ave. at Southwest Parkway / 696-2800
Federal regulations impose a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal.
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SWC names cut in latest
NFL roster cutdown
United Press International
Following the Tuesday cut-
down in NFL training camps, Bill
Bergey’s name remained on the
Philadelphia Eagles’ roster. Sort
of.
With teams having to trim their
rosters to 60 players, Bergey was
placed on the 4-week injured re
serve list by Coach Dick Vermeil
to salvage the veteran linebacker’s
career. Bergey is trying to come
back from a hum knee, but the
situation is not encouraging.
“He’s just not physically ready
to play football yet, ’’ said Vermeil.
“By putting him on the four-week
injured reserve list now, it gives
him time, I hope, to work his way
back to where he is physically able
to play well.”
On injured reserve, Bergey
will miss the first four weeks of the
regular season, then must clear
waivers before he can be reacti
vated.
A number of other Eagles were
not as fortunate, however. The
team waived 10 players, including
fullback Mike Hogan, wide re
ceiver Luther Blue and quarter
back Steve Ensiminger.
Hogan started for the Eagles
until he was cut in 1979 in the
wake of drug charges that were
eventually dropped. The team re
signed him last year,
In other news, All-Pro tight end
Russ Francis announced his re
tirement last month, but the New
England Patriots officially placed
him on the reserve — did not re
port list. This gives the Patriots
first claim if Francis decides to re
turn to the NFL. The Patriots also
traded linebacker Ray Costict,
who missed the 1980 season with a
knee injury, to New Orleans for a
draft choice. Among those cut
were quarterbacks Brian Buckley
of Harvard and Dave Rader of
Tulsa.
The Atlanta Falcons cut run
ning back Bubba Bean, their No. 1
draft choice in 1976. They also cut
defensive back Steve Luke, who
started for Green Bay before com
ing to Atlanta, in a trade for defen
sive back Frank Reed and line
backer Dewey McClain. The Fal
cons are to receive a high 1982
draft choice if either Reed or
McClain makes the Packers— but
Reed was cut Tuesday.
Wide receiver Roger Carr
signed a multi-year contract with
Baltimore after a week-long abs
ence from training camp.
Denver signed free-agent kick
er Fred Steinfort, who hit 24-of-36
field goals last year for the
Broncos.
In other moves:
Buffalo cut quarterback-punter
Johnny Evans, leaving incumbent
Greg Cater as the only punterj
the team.
New Orleans waived five pt,
ers and running back HokieCijs
was among three players piti
injured reserve. Wide recti;?
Tinker Owens was placed oatc
physically unable to perform Is.
Cincinnati placed safety Did
Jauron and wide receiver Dj
Bass on injured reserve. Bol
coming off knee surgery.
Green Bay waived seven
ers, including tight end Bill
son, defensive back CharlesCj.
nelius and punter Frank Cardi
Kansas City announced the
tirement four-year running
Arnold Morgado.
Los Angeles cut seven pli
and defensive end Bob Cobh
defensive tackle Greg Mei
were put on the reserve
football injury list.
The New York Giants trimi
their roster with seven cuts,
backer Mike Whittingtonandi
nerback Eric Felton were pi
on injured reserve and defenss
tackle Myron Lapka was pul
the reserve non-football inji
list.
The Broncos cut running!)
I.M. Hipp, and placed c
Keith Bishop, tackle Mattl
well and wide receiver Anth
Arnold on injured reserve.
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Sandie Ford — Owner & Manager
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United Press International
COLLEGE STATION-Ira
A&M University announced it
hiring of a head trainer.
Steve Smith will replace Dan
Heath who left the universilyl H
work for a Dallas business.
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Sat. 9:00-12:00
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Senior Citizen Day Wed. 9:00-2:00
Smith, assistant trainer
Southern Methodist Univeni
for the past three years,
primarily with football and bask
ball at SMU and served astraifi Johnny H
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for the Dallas Diamonds,
women’s professional baskell
team, this past season.
“While we regret the loss
Heath and wish him well in
new job, we are very
have secured such a
placement as Steve Smith,"fib
Athletic Director Marvin Ta
said.
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Smith is a member of the nato
al Athletic Trainers Associate
and the Southwest Trainers Ass;
ciation and is licensed as an all
tic trainer in Texas. The 25-y»
old bachelor was born in Conn*,
Texas and grew up in Richards®
Texas. He graduated from Pea®
High School in 1973. Hesvasa
athletic trainer for all
three years at Pearce. Duringt
five years at SMU, where
earned bachelor’s degrees injoif ^
nalism and physical education, k
was a student trainer.
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