James Butts Georgia coach and passing-game pioneer dies at 68
ATHENS AP James Wallace Butts longtime Georgia football coach and pioneer of the South’s passing game died after a morning walk He was 68 Butts led Georgia from 1953 to 1962 compiling 140 wins and eight bowl appearances He mentored greats including Frank Sinkwich and Fran Tarkenton whose passing records and patterns were influential for generations Death follows a storied career marked by toughness discipline and a lasting impact on Georgia football
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Wichita State Hit With Two-Year Basketball Probation
Wichita State University basketball program placed on probation for two years by the Missouri Valley Conference for recruiting violations. The ruling bars participation in conference championships and post season play during the probation period. The action stems from improper help given to Rudy Jackson, a transfer student from Hutchinson College, with altered records indicating graduation.
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ALAC Defeats Pen Neton Reformatory Panthers Sunday Night
ALAC built a 7 to 14 lead after the first period and went on to defeat the Pen Neton Reformatory Panthers 12 to 91 Sunday night.
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Wilson's Tromps Richmond 107 29 in high school boys game
Wilson's Tromps Richmond 107 to 29 in a Richmond boys game with 37 turnovers turning into scores. Jimmie Noebuch led Wilson with 22 points while Robert Smith posted 18 points 14 rebounds and 3 blocks. ALAC added 26 point performances from Regenold and Ticks. Proceeds from upcoming Highland event will aid H Club with advance tickets available.
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