Kansas, Duke, E. Mich. Slapped With Probation
The NCAA censured the University of Kansas, Duke University, and Eastern Michigan with one year probation for multiple violations. Kansas teams face post season bans and football TV forfeiture. Duke basketball ineligible for post season. Eastern Michigan barred for several seasons across multiple sports.
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Monzon Faces Danish Challenger In Copenhagen World Title Fight
Argentina's Carlos Monzon, world middleweight champion, is a heavy favorite to beat Denmark's Tom Bogs in tonight's 15 round bout at Idraets Park Stadium. About 15,000 tickets were sold for the outdoor title fight as Monzon defends his crown for the fifth time.
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Anderson Packers Face Kokomo Chiefs Sunday
The Anderson Packers meet the Kokomo Chiefs Sunday at 1 p.m. at Haworth Field after a league-ordered reschedule. With 1-0-1 record, Anderson faces injuries on offense including running backs Larry Burns John Doyle and receiver Dick Puckett who played with bruised ribs last week.
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Soviets to send 507 athletes to Munich Games
MOSCOW AP report says the Soviet Union will send 507 athletes to the Munich Olympic Games with entrants in all events except field hockey. The delegation emphasizes broad participation and readiness for competition across most disciplines.
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Edgewood Country Club Hosts Husband Wife Tourney Winners
Results from the Edgewood Country Club Friday night tourney list winners in both front and back nine divisions. Low Gross and Low Net categories crown top couples including Gibson Walker Ball Lancing Harris Mitterspaugh Wood and Tackett Spears Jessup Estes with top scores noted.
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Ramona Gibson
Arlene Walker
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Lorraine Lancing
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Diane Harris
Wayne
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Hal
Mary Wood
Tex
Barbie Ecker
Marge Karr
Felix
Rita Mudd
Irwin and Aaron Lead USI Classic After Round Two
Hale Irwin and Tommy Aaron shared the lead at 136 eight under par at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton Massachusetts. Bruce Devlin Lee Elder and Don Mahaffey trailed one or two strokes back as Trevino struggled while Nicklaus eyed a rebound.
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Howie Johnson
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Bert Yancey Tat
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Doe Carr
Hubert Green
Chuck Seally
George Johnson
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al Geiberger
U S Blacks Hint Walkout Over Rhodesia at Munich Games
Eighteen American black athletes, leaderless and unnamed, signaled a possible walkout in protest of Rhodesia's entry to the 20th Olympic Games. The group issued a brief statement denouncing Rhodesia, with Lee Evans cited as a group spokesman. Several African nations threatened withdrawal and IOC members debated the impact as U S athletes arrived at Olympic Village.
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IOC Hardens Stand Over Rhodesia at Munich Games
IOC backs President Brundage amid African withdrawals over Rhodesia amid protests. Kenya Tanzania and Ghana accredit or stay despite boycott calls as nations weigh participation in the August games noting Rhodesian policies and sanctions.
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Gabriel to Start for Rams in Exhibition Return
Associated Press reports quarterback Roman Gabriel will start for the Los Angeles Rams in a Saturday night exhibition against Oakland after recovering from a collapsed lung. Craig Morton starts for the Dallas Cowboys due to an injury, with Staubach out for about eight weeks. The slate includes multiple pro teams and a mix of veteran and rookie lineups across the NFL schedule.
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Jamborees Set Next Weekend
Jamborees across area high schools begin Friday and Saturday August 25 26 with ten of eleven teams taking part. Madison Heights faces Muncie South and Central at Denny Field while Greenfield Central hosts Highland Alexandria Mount Vernon. Pendleton Heights Yorktown host PH Jamboree pairing Arab with Frankton Tigers with Shenandoah. Anderson High hosts two quarter scrimmages under game conditions starting 7 30 p m with MH Central and Anderson Southside. Officials include Tom Dean Steve Takats Larry Freyburger Don Huffer. Regular season action starts September 1 unless school is in session earlier.
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Meadowbrook Junior Tee Times Offered for Event
Meadowbrook hosts a youth golf day with Pepsi Cola Coca-Cola and 7 Up sponsoring. Trophies will honor age group winners and overall champs Joe Campbell and Julie Hull Armington. Tee times list players by start, from 8:00 am to 11:00 am for ages 11 and under through 15.
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Big Joe Campbell
Juliet Hull Armington
Cubs Get Henricks From Orioles in Early Season Trade
Baltimore, racing the league’s second worst team batting, acquired Tommy Davis from the Cubs for catcher Elrod Henricks. Davis hit .269 for Chicago with seven hits in 26 at bats and six RBIs. Henricks, in his fifth Orioles season, batted .155 with four RBIs in 84 at bats after a shoulder and arm injury earlier this year.
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