NCAA Meet Opens With Academic Rule Debates
The NCAA opens its 2nd annual convention in New York with the 1.6 minimum academic care rule as the key item. About 3,000 coaches and administrators from 600 schools attend through Jan 11, meeting at Queens and three New York hotels to discuss policy and other pending business.
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Oakland Wins AFL Title Net Per Player Share
New York UPI reports Oakland's victory over Houston in the AFL title earned each Raider player a record 6321.77 while Houston's losing side received 44496.45. Raiders shared the pool 92 ways, securing a first Super Bowl berth against Green Bay in Miami on January 14.
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Aardvarks and Strokes Win Intramural Basketball Routs
Aardvarks edged Beavers 42 to 12 and Strokes defeated Indians 94 to 42 in YMCA Intramural League play. The results come as policy debate on NCAA minimum academic rule resumes at a convention with two dozen amendments proposed by eastern schools led by the Ivy League and ECAC.
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Opening Bill Includes Two Title Bouts
New York promoters announce a Madison Square Garden doubleheader with Buster Mathis vs Joe Frazier for heavyweight supremacy and Emile Griffith defending the middleweight crown against Nino Benvenuti. The card, part of MSG boxing's debut, aims for major TV and ticket sales with top purses for all four fighters.
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Expanded TV Grid Coverage Planned By ABC
American Broadcasting Company signs a two year contract with the National Collegiate Information to expand college football telecasts from 16 to 18 games over two seasons. The pact includes two prime time night games and exclusive NCAA appearance regulations, with ABC gaining flexibility to select conference games for late November telecasts.
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Roger Taylor Reveals Amateur Tennis Earnings
London AP report notes Roger Taylor, a top amateur racquetman, earns about 9600 dollars a year from tennis and prizes, contrasting with professionals who earn far more. He explains amateur status and contracts may still bring extra income through firms and endorsements.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Tops Boxing Hall of Fame Class
Sugar Ray Robinson the former welterweight and five time middleweight champion is elected to boxing's Hall of Fame. He joins two deceased fighters in the modern group as voters from around the world select the inductees.
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Evansville Holds Second In Small-College AP Cage Poll
Kentucky Wesleyan leads the AP small college basketball poll with Evansville second as Long Island and San Diego State rise in the top ten. Guilford debuts in the rankings at 10, replacing Akron. Navy punter mishap noted in separate game recap.
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Shrine Classic Upset Highlights Weekend Football Action
East defeated West 114 to 43 in the Shrine Classic. Dick Anderson returned punts 69 and 62 yards as Mississippi and Alabama institutions posted a 22-16 victory. Other college results include Florida State 17 Penn State 17 in Jacksonville and LSU beating Wyoming in the Sugar Bowl.
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Rams Prepare for Playoff Bowl Clash With Browns
The Los Angeles Rams held a double practice to ready for the Playoff Bowl against the Cleveland Browns in the Orange Bowl. Browns arrived a day early and Gary Collins left practice with a fever but is expected back. Winners earn 1200 dollars and losers 401 dollars in the post season game.
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Purdue Tackle Olssen Undergoes Knee Surgery in San Francisco
Purdue defensive tackle Lance Olssen, injured in the East-West game in San Francisco, underwent surgery on his left knee Tuesday at Home Hospital. The injury will prevent him from playing in the Tila Bowl in Honolulu next Saturday. Olssen has been a Big Ten tackle for two years.
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Pepsi-Cola Wins YMCA Tourney Over West Side
Pepsi-Cola defeated West Side Community Center M498 to claim the YMCA Holiday Basketball Tournament crown. Pepsi led 47 33 at halftime and extended the margin with 35 points in the third quarter. Key scorers included Dick Howell 13 Bobby Page 1 Rod Hicks 14 Tom Harvey 10 John Teague 10 for Pepsi while Jimmy Woods led West Side with 13 and Kern Peak 13 Wilson 36.
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Indiana University pep rally honors Hoosiers return
About 3 006 Indiana University students filled Bloomington campus events and a Weir Cook Airport welcome as the football Hoosiers returned from Southern California. Players faced minor injuries while fans cheered, with officials praising the team’s comeback season and potential.
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Masters ticket policy limits sales to patrons list
Augusta policy changes curb Masters access with tickets held through January for patrons mailing list. Tickets no longer based on first come first served as club aims to match demand to local capacity. Tournament runs April 1 to 14 with reduced admittance credentials and aims to cut series badges.
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New Hampshire Names Jim Root as Football Coach
Jim Root, offensive backfield coach at Yale for three years, is named the new head football coach at the University of New Hampshire. He succeeds Joe Yukica who left UNH for Boston College. Root, 38, is a Toledo native and former Miami of Ohio star quarterback, with prior pro and college coaching experience.
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