Kelly urges record for Hill amid AAU NCAA dispute
AAU president Jack Kelly presses for Thomas Hill to have his 13.2 second 110 hurdles world record recognized. He cites improper procedures by the NCAA USTFF and seeks retroactive AAU sanction to grant the mark, arguing for reform and a peaceful, honorable AAU-NCAA settlement.
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The
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Thomas Hill
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hill
NCAA
Hubert Humphrey
Theodore Kheel
Wichita
Gary Player Advocates Daily Exercise For Health
South African golfer Gary Player, famed as a two decade cornerstone of golf, promotes daily ten minute exercise for men and outlines his routine of 40 minutes in the gym five days a week plus running a mile or more. He notes his improved strength and a longer drive, and emphasizes fitness as a key to happiness and mental well being.
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Gary Player
Gary
Player
Family Men Find Going Is Tough for Cannizzaro
Chicago catcher Chris Cannizzaro, 35, reflects on a long career with two expansion teams, balancing family life with a demanding season. He describes late nights, limited weekends with wife Beverley and children Chris Jr. and Kimberlee, extensive road trips, and his routine of 3 to 3:30 pm arrivals at the ballpark.
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Chicago
Chris Cannizzaro
Chicago Cub
San Diego
Cannizzaro
Mets
Chris
Beverley
Chris Jr
Kimberlee
New State Law Extends Protection to Birds of Prey
South Carolina Governor John West has signed a law safeguarding all birds of prey from killing or molesting. The bill, pushed by Rep. William W. Dear Jr. and amended after input from Sen. Rembert Dennis, received broad support from Audubon chapters, ecologists, bird watchers, and Scouts. Biologists note raptors help control pests and maintain ecological balance as farmers and wildlife benefit.
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South Carolina
John West
William W. Dear Jr
Georgetown
Senate
Rembert Dennis
Berkeley County
Fish, Game and Forestry Committee
The
Audubon Society
Boy Scott
Troop 98
North Augusta
NCAA considers 1971 tournament TV plans in Myrtle Beach
In Myrtle Beach the NCAA University Division tournament committee opened a four day session to discuss television coverage for 1971 tournaments with NBC radio officials. The panel voted to determine byes for seven of 15 teams based on last decade records instead of the historic long record, allowing skip of first round for these seven teams.
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Myrtle Beach
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National
Bradcasting Co
Tom Scott
Davidson College
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Scott
NCAA
Mays Leads NL All Star Ballot As Vote Tops Half Million
Willie Mays 40 leads NL voting with .308 season and 13 homers 37 RBIs as he tops the fan ballot for the July 13 All-Star game. Johnny Bench Hank Aaron and Willie Stargell trail among outfield in the latest counts. In the AL Carl Yastrzemski remains the leading vote getter with 596 468 votes ahead of Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson.
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New York
Willie Mays
Mays
Cisco Giants
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Bench
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Bowie Kuhn
Yastrzemski
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Clemson Season Tickets Go On Sale Thursday
Clemson announces season ticket sales open to the public for all 1971 home games at Memorial Stadium. Ticket price is 35 dollars with IPTAY members and others still able to order first. General admission for students and youths is two dollars per game. Tickets can be bought in person at Fike Field House or by mail with 50 cents for postage. mailed tickets arrive around August 10.
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IPTAY
Memorial Stadium
Georgia Bulldogs
SEC
Death Valley
Georgia Tech
Duke
Virginia
Auburn
Wake Forest
Deacons
North Carolina
Maryland
Tigers
N.C
Fike Field House
Clemson Athletic Department
S.C
Graniteville League Posts Softball Scores
Graniteville Company softball league results show A shift cloth room defeating A shift finishing 17 to 9 in a rematch. The victory places A shift cloth room atop the standings with another meeting scheduled Saturday at 9 am in a tournament to decide the league champion.
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Graniteville
Graniteville Company
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