NCAA Bans Cash Assistance for Collegiate Recruiters
The NCAA at its 55th convention prohibited colleges from paying expenses for high school athlete scouts and barred recruiters on payroll as staff. The rules tighten travel by requiring paying individuals to accompany recruits on campus visits, aiming to curb booster influence after North Carolina's probation.
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Pittsburgh
North Carolina
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Harry Gotkin
New York
NCAA
Zeller Thurmond Share MAC Scoring Lead
Dave Zeller of Miami and Nate Thurmond of Bowling Green head the Mid American Conference scoring race with 20.0 points per game. Bill Whaley of Ohio University leads in field goal accuracy and Toledo and Bowling Green dominate team statistics in the first report.
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Dave Zeller
Miami
Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Coleaders
MAC
Bill Whaley
Ohio U. Guard
Pete Baltice
Kent
Bob Burgess
Marshall
Toledo
Falcons
Eddie Melvin
Bobcats
Rockets
Jim Snyder
Hustlers
Palmer Starts Comeback in San Diego Golf Classic
Arnold Palmer launches a comeback at the San Diego Much golf tournament at Mission Valley Country Club as 138 pros and 13 amateurs tee off. Palmer, fresh from a short LA Open exit after a 77, aims to reclaim 1960 laurels including the National Open and Masters. The field features 192 players led by 29-year-old Bob Goalby, recent Los Angeles Open winner, in sunny San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Mission Valley Country Club
Bob Goalby
Athens County Basketball League Opens 1961 Schedule
The Athens County Basketball League begins its 1961 schedule with seven teams the Naval Reserve National Guard Waterloo Rome Albany Troy and Andy's. Games are Sundays at 1 2 and 3 and Wednesdays at 6 30 7 30 and 8 30 at the Armory in Athens.
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Athens County
Naval Reserve, National Guard
Waterloo
Rome
Albany
Troy
Andy’s
Armory
Athens
Cagers
National Guard
Naval Reserve
Andy
Waterloo Nips Navy Quintet In Cage Clash
Waterloo defeats Naval Reserve Electrons 40 to 27 at the National Guard Armory on Monday night. Rudy Dickens scores 19 for Waterloo while Hoff man leads the Electrons with 18. Also Waterloo beats National Guard 35-18 and National Guard tops Glouster 27-14. High scorers include Boye and McConkey for Waterloo National Guard, McConkey for Guards, and Flowers for the Naval Reserve-Glouster game.
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National Guard Armory
Waterloo
Naval Reserve Electrons
Rudy Dickens
Hoffman
Electrons
National Guard
Glouster
Naval Reserve
Waterloo National Guard
Boye
McConkey
Guards
Gernstead
Flowers@s Electrons
Juniper
Three Teams Take Crowns In Local Bowling Halves
Logan Cabin Restaurant tops Merchants League first half with 33 18 record over Mid-Town Retreading Co. Dick Ruff and team earn high game and TBirds: 251. Black Label Beer leads team single with 945 while Conkle Oil Co. tops triples. THE COMET wins Carborundum League first half 33 18. highs go to Calvin Cook and Bill Spencer. THE SPRAYERS claim Sun Glow Plant Rowing League first half with strong singles and triples led by Wayne Timberlake and Ray Ruggles.
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Logan
Logan Cabin Restaurant
Dick Ruff
Ed Summel
Ray Anderson
Harry McVey
Everett Shaw
Dan Damver
Dick Darby
Black Label
Conkle Oil Co
COMET
Rebels
Calvin Cook
Peasel Hartman
Ralph Britton
Roy Shelso
Ralph Stanley
John Murphy
Bill Spencer
Douglas Sigler
Comets
Sprayers
Sun Glow Plant
Gary Mowery
Johnson
Brady Waugh
John Halby
Bob Stewart
Ralph Blum
Wayne Timberlake
Ray Ruggles
Lumber Yard
Hess Considered for Major Title in AFCA Coach Awards
Bill Hess was among eight finalists for the AFCA coach of the year award won by Murray Warmath in Pittsburgh. The judges named Hess top major coach in an area covering Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and New York despite his program being rated as major.
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Bill Hess
American Football Coaches Association
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
NCAA
Hess
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Piersall rejects trade to A s and favors Boston
Cleveland outfielder Jimmy Piersall says he would not be happy if traded to Kansas City and would pick Boston over any other city. He notes Frank Lane's move to Kansas City and Lane's push to trade him to the Athletics, but Piersall prefers Boston where his wife and seven children live.
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Louisville
Cleveland
Jimmy Piersall
Kansas City
Boston
Frank Lane
Lane
Piersall
Athletics
Scores In College Basketball Roundup
St Josephs P A 74 St Johns NY 71 NYU 70 Temple 67 Dayton 60 Duquesne 56 Army 64 Villanova 49 Providence 68 Rhode Island 66 Springfield 52 Amherst 43 Muhlenberg 59 Bates 83 Bowdoin 71 Rochester 81 Colgate 76 Maine 76 Colby 61 Delaware 76 Swarthmore 63 Hofstra 88 Scanton 56 South Duke 92 Virginia 90 OT Georgia Tech 89 Georgia 80 OT Maryland 55 Georgetown DC 47 Florida 81 Miami Fla 73 Miami Ohio 71 Marshall 68 Midwest Toledo 68 Bowling Green 66 Kent State 76 N Michigan 73 Far West Air Force 61 Centenary 59 Santa Clara 61 Hawaii 49.
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St. Joseph’s
St. John’s
NYU
Temple
Dayton
Duquesne
Army
Villanova
Providence
Rhode Island
Duke
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Maryland
Georgetown
Toledo
Bowling Green
Kent State
N. Michigan
FAR West Air Force
Centenary
Santa Clara
Hawaii
Wildcats
Flyers
Bruce Kelleher
Air Force
Florida
Miami
West Names Four Colts As Starters
West coach Vince Lombardi lists four Baltimore Colts and only two Packers in a tentative starting lineup for Sundays Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. Starting backfield includes Johnny Unitas Lenny Moore Jon Arnett and Jim Taylor with a front five featuring Cogdill Gibbons Parker St Clair Spinney and Ringo. The West is favored by one point in the 11th annual game.
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Vince Lombardi
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Coliseum
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Philadelphia
Buck Shaw
Lombardi
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Lenny Moore
Jon Arnett
Los Angeles
Jim Taylor
Gail Cogdill
Jim Gibbons
Detroit
Jim Parker
Bob St. Clair
San Francisco
Tan Jones
Chicago
Art Spinney
Jim Ringo
Length and width of a shuffleboard court
A shuffleboard court measures 52 feet in length and six feet in width, describing a standard playing surface.
Frank's Edges Kyle's In Athens City League Thriller
Frank's overcame a nine point deficit with 1:49 left to beat Kyle's 63 to 62 at Morrison Elementary Gym. Ronnie Begg, a former Athens High star, scored the final basket and led Frank's with 20 points while Gardner added 18. Kyle's hovered near the end with Risch 24 and parsons 5 as the game closed.
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Frank
Kyle’s
Morrison Elementary
Ronnie Begg
Athens High
Gardner
Sanders
Coffee
Begg
HVA Plans Meeting With New President Dwight Robinson
The Hocking Valley Sportsmen's Association opens the year with a 7 30 p m meeting Friday in the Radford Road club rooms. Dwight Robinson begins the first session as newly elected president.
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Hocking Valley Sportsman’s Association
Radford Rd
Dwight Robinson
Duke Nips Virginia In Overtime For 92 90 Win
Duke, ranked eighth, came from 11 points down with 2 45 left to beat Virginia 92 90 in overtime as Art Heyman sealed the victory with 12 seconds remaining. Other games included St Josephs over St Johns 74 71 and Toledo defeating Bowling Green 68 66.
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Duke
Art Heyman
Blue Devils
Virginia
Heyman
OU Swim Squad Vies With WIN In First MAAC Dual Meet
Ohio University hosts Western Michigan in the season opening Mid American Conference dual at the Natatorium Saturday at 2 p.m. Bobcat coach Fletcher Gilders expects a close meet and notes Western Michigan’s stronger dual meet potential.
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Ohio University
Western Michigan
Fletcher Guilders
Bobcat
Broncos
Bobcats
Robert Isbister
Bronco
Fletcher
Ohio
Chuck Woodlee
Lloyd Wallace
National Basketball Association Wednesday Results Recap
Syracuse defeated St. Louis 133 to 128 in a high scoring game. Detroit beat Cincinnati 126 to 122. New York won 109 to 104 over Los Angeles. Thursday schedule lists Syracuse versus Boston in Philadelphia St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati against Detroit in Fort Wayne. Friday features Syracuse versus New York in Boston and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Syracuse
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
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Athens Messenger
Zeller
Thurmond
Arnie
Waterloo Nips Navy
Honolulu
Bill Hartack
Hialeah
Springfield
Amherst
Muhlenberg
Fla
Midwest
Denver University
Chester M. Alter
West
Los Angeles — — West
Kyle
Baldwin
Hawk
Parsons
Risch
Beverage
Perm Ess Sccecacsee
HVA
Che University
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Associated Press
Duke Blue Devils
St. Joseph's
Vince Kempton
Jack Egan
Philadelphia Palestra
New York University
Temple Army
Dave Dantzer
National Basketball Association
Bos
Adam
Men's Store
Robert
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