Superconference: A Reality In '76?
A 75‑team football super conference proposal was presented to NCAA officials by its Reorganization Committee. It would create Division I with major programs, including seven initial conferences and 15 independents. Membership criteria cover scholarships, scheduling, past performance, and facilities, plus basketball scheduling rules.
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Herschel Nissenso
NEW York
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Associated Press
Ncaa Council
Chicago
NCAA
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Southeastern
Big Ten
Pacific-8
Southwest
Atlantic Coast
Western Athletic
Notre Dame
Penn State
Pitt
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Miami of
Florida
Florida State
South Carolina
Tulane
Boston College
Syracuse
West Virginia
Air Force
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Memphis State
Virginia Tech
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Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
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Southland
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Army
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Colgate
Connecticut
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Delaware
A&m
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Holy Cross
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Marshall
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Rutgers
Southern Mississippi
Temple
Tennessee - Chattanooga
Tennessee State
Villanova
Western Carolina
Don Gullett Back In Form Beats Cardinals In Reds Win
Don Gullett returned to form striking out the Cardinals and guiding the Cincinnati Reds to a 3 2 victory over St Louis. He allowed only three hits through five innings before relievers sealed the win in a tense finish.
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Gullett
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals
Bob Forsch
Reds
Pedro Borbon
Cincinnati
Will McEnaney
Clay Carroll
McEnaney
Rawly Eastwick
Ron Fairly
Lou Brock
Dodgers
Cubs
Chicago
Ron Cey
Steve Yeager
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Steve Stone
Willie Crawford
Cey
Yeager
Pirates Hit Skids As Ellis Suspension Shakes Pittsburgh
The Pirates lag in hitting and pitching as a six game losing streak extends. Stargell sidelined with a rib fracture, Oliver Parker Hebner and Sanguillen struggle at the plate while Bruce Kison falters. Ellis is suspended for 30 days, gutting the bullpen and causing team upheaval as Brown and Murtaugh seek a fix.
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Pittsburgh
Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Houston
Stargell
al Oliver
Dave Parker
Richie Hebner
Manny Sanguillen
Oliver
Parker
Hebner
Sanguillen
Bruce Kison
Ellis
Murday
Murtaugh
Joe L. Brown
Brown
Twins Pound Orioles In AL East Showdown
Minnesota pitcher Dave Goltz limited Baltimore to six hits for a 6 1 win as the Twins moved within seven games of idle Boston. Tony Oliva opened scoring with a single, Dan Ford drove in two, and three singles plus a passed ball helped key a three run third.
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Orioles
Mike Torrer
Tony Oliva
Dan Ford
Minnesota
Red Sox explode in Hall of Fame game victory
In Cooperstown Fred Lynn and Dwight Evans hit two run homers in the first inning as Boston tops the San Francisco Giants 11 to 5 in the 33rd Hall of Fame exhibition game. The readable lines mention Major League standings and box scores but the key event is Boston defeating San Francisco led by Lynn and Evans early in the game.
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Bosox
Cooperstown
Fred Lynn
Dwight Evans
Boston Red Sox
San Francisco Giants
Schmidt Allen Lift Phillies To Tie With Braves In Atlanta
Mike Schmidt belted his second homer of the game to spark a three run seventh as Philadelphia beat Atlanta 6 to 3, tying the NL East lead with idle Pittsburgh. Dick Allen added a two run shot earlier, Allen returned to Atlanta in his first appearance since being traded, and Garry Maddox and Tim McCarver singled to set up the decisive inning.
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Rico Carty
John Lowenstein
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Boog Powell
Frank Duffy
Indians
Lowenstein
Texas
Jim Spencer
Powell
Carty
Ferguson Jenkins
Cleveland
Roric Harrison
Dave LaRoche
Bill Fahey
Dave Moates
Atlanta
Mike Schmidt
Philadelphi
Atlanta Braves
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Schmidt
Dick Allen
Allen
Braves
Phil Niekro
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James Rodney Richard
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Wilbur Howard
Greg Gross
Jose Cruz
Cliff Johson
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Montreal
Ted Kubiak
Bobby Tolan
San Diego
Montreal Expos
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Woodie Fryman
Dick Sharon
Tolan
Kubiak
Kiner
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Baseaul
Ralph Kiner
Mays
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Shea Stadium
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Roberto
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Paul Mitchell
John Briggs
Rangers
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Garvey Doe
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von Kuiper
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Feans & Caveland & Gamble
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Chuck Pitaminge
Baden
Anderson
Ese & Hs
Nias la Seton San Dew
Adana
Francisc Betaneseo Morten
Gietes
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
1520
Meridian
Saxon Sue Cadillac
Saxon Plaza
Phils
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Tim McCarver
Tom Hilgendorf
Dave Cash
Steve Carlton
Earl Williams
Vic Correll
Baos
Greg Luzinski
Color
Whitesel's TV
Uey
Amencard
Amescon
B. F. Goodrich
Jackson
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