Costs of college athletics spark debate over need based grants
College athletics face rising costs and rival proposals. NCAA limits on grants and one year renewables were adopted in 1973, but deficits persist. Some fret about shifting aid from talented non athletes, while others warn cheating and alumni driven recruiting could rise under need only plans. Father Joyce cautions the blue chip ideal of full rides remains strong.
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Rain Shortened Baltimore Golf Championship Ends Early
Judy Rankin clinches the Baltimore Golf Championship with a two under par 144 after final round is cancelled due to rain. Kathy Whitworth, tied for lead, calls the finish unfinished as the event ends with Rankin earning 5700 dollars and defending her title. Benning benefits from the abrupt ending aiming toward Las Vegas tournament.
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Racing Roundup: Beating Drum wins Au Revoir Handicap
The Associated Press reports Welter Beating Drum beats Chas Beau by a half length to win Narragansett Park’s Au Revoir Handicap valued at 7500 dollars. Chris Evert holds off Maud Muller by a half length to win Belmont Park’s Mother Goose Stakes for 3 year old fillies in 89625 dollars. Sharp Gary captures the Illinois Derby at Sportsman’s Park by three lengths over Sr Diplomat. Arum Lily leads all the way to win Monmouth Park’s Regret Handicap by four lengths. Light Hearted wins the Royal Signal Purse at Delaware Park by three quarters of a length over Sweet Sop.
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Gripes Produce Wins as A's Extend Lead in West
Oakland beat Milwaukee 6-4 to stretch its winning streak to four and grow its division lead to 3 1/2 games over Kansas City. Reggie Jackson homered twice and Joe Rudi added a three run shot as Catfish Hunter earned the win. Bourque was sent to the minors after a postgame move. Other results: Orioles over Rangers 6-5 in 10. Red Sox 9 White Sox 7. Indians 5 Royals 2. Yankees 11 Twins. Tigers 2 Angels 0.
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Capra Shuts Out Padres as Braves Pick Up Capra Bargain
Braves manager Eddie Mathews started Capra after Ron Reed injury and Capra delivered a shutout win over San Diego. Since then Capra has shown starter form with four-hitting the Dodgers, a three-hit shutout of Houston, a nine-inning two-run game against Philadelphia, and a strong run support from a 16-hitAtlanta attack in a 9-0 rout over Montreal. Capra was acquired in a straight cash deal and has been a bargain for the Braves.
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Menne Wins Kemper Open After Dramatic Finish
Massachusets rookie Bob Menne, once counting gas money and meals in a Charlotte motel, birdied the 72nd hole to force a playoff and then won the Kemper Open with a 30-foot birdie on the first playoff hole. Jerry Heard praised Menne's grit as the tour’s field included Nicklaus and Palmer, with Menne earning $50,000 first prize in the $250,000 event at Quail Hollow.
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