Possible thaw in NCAA AAU feud hints at cooperation
Dr Earl Ramner president of the NCAA and AAU President Jack Kelly met in Knoxville Tennessee to discuss improved understanding and potential cooperation between the two organizations. Ramner said no commitments were made but optimism for better relations was voiced. Also present were Charles Nevias and Bob Woodruff.
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Spartanburg Holds One-Game Edge Despite 3-0 Loss
Anderson defeated Spartanburg 3-0 as Roy Gibson hit two homers with no men on base and Vern Saatzer limited Spartanburg to four hits. Greenwood beat Greenville 1-0 behind Jose Sevillano who yielded four hits and scored the decisive run in the eighth. Sumter beat Monroe 5-3 to complete Monday night action.
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Nicklaus Tops Money and Points Leaders in Pro Golf
Jack Nicklaus remains first in both money and exemption points on the PGA Tour after opting out of the Houston Champions International. He shows $131,788 in earnings and 130,607.5 exemption points, with Arnold Palmer over $100,000 for second in money and Gary Player second in points. Hubert Green rises to ninth with 58,704.6 points.
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Five Year Contract For 49ers Coach Nolan
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan, 39, will lead the 49ers under a new five year deal as the team moves into a new stadium next season. President Lou Spadia announced the agreement, with terms undisclosed but believed near 75,000 dollars annually. The old contract had two years remaining.
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Championship Final Ready as Stars Meet Colonels in Salt Lake
The Utah Stars and Kentucky Colonels clash in a decisive seventh ABA final game in Salt Lake City. The sold out arena of 13 208 seats follows a series that swung with wins in Salt Lake and Louisville before Kentucky tied the series at 3 3 Saturday in Louisville. Both clubs finished runner up in their divisions with Utah second to Indiana and Kentucky second to Virginia.
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The Blade Shuts Down Angels in Twins 3-2 Finale
Tom Hall entered in the ninth and fanned Billy Cowan Ken Berry and Jim Fregosi to seal a 3-2 Twins win over the Angels after Minnesota battled back from a 2-0 deficit. Bert Blyleven allowed two unearned runs but struck out 12, Rod Carew started the rally with a bunt single, and George Mitterwald hit a two run homer.
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