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Richards was still a Cowboy when he had to be taken by ambulance to Baylor University Medical Center on an April night in 1978 for what he and his former wife call a drug overdose.
The young John Richards as Wolves fans first got to know him. Of those players, only two, other than Richards, had a substantial career in the game. The first was Keith Fear, who is particularly remembered as a bearded Bristol City and Plymouth striker.
In the true tradition of great Wolves strikers, Richards set a club scoring record that stood until Steve Bull came along. His strike partnership with Derek Dougan blossomed in the 1971–2 season when Wolves reached the UEFA Cup final.
Jul 20, 2020 · In the latest episode of Wolves’ new podcast series My Golden Game, Richards speaks about his first ever visit to Italy and memories of a game which will forever have a place in the hearts of old gold supporters of a certain generation as Wolves progressed into the semi-finals of the competition at the expense of the Italian champions.
Feb 5, 2013 · At BYU, Richards proved to be a star player and was known around the nation for his punting and speed. Through his time at BYU, Richards met and became close with former Granite High School coach ...
Jun 28, 2020 · Since Richards was a man of means, he hired teachers to educate the town’s black children, including his two adopted kids, Ella and Frank – even though he was also paying $70 a year in county taxes to underwrite public schools for whites. 2. (This is the first profile in the series, THE HIDDEN LIVES OF BLACK SANTA ROSA .”
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John Richards. An Academic All-SWC selection in 1966, John Richards compiled a 3.3 GPA in biology and chemistry, and he was a member of Who’s Who at TCU. The captain of the freshman football team, he never missed a football practice or class in four years.
