NBA may punish players over unsanctioned all star tilt
NBA board of governors to decide penalties for up to eleven players who played in the May 25 unsanctioned all star game against the ABA at Uniondale New York. Possible fines or suspensions loom as owners review action and the Julius Erving case is discussed.
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South Africans barred from AAU championships over apartheid policy
A Thursday morning meeting at a University of Washington residence hall led to a demand that John van Reenen and Johan Halberstadt be barred at the AAU championships. The AAU granted the request citing a rule against participation by athletes from countries restricting Americans. A South Africa boycott claim tied to apartheid drew strong reactions from Stah Wright and Hal Connolly, while Van Reenen and Halberstadt were noted as top performers who could not comment.
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Tolan Returns to Reds after Achilles Tear
Reds center fielder Bobby Tolan, who missed the 1970 season with an Achilles tendon tear from off season basketball, is back in center field in 1971. He shares his struggle, training, and resolve as Cincinnati leads the NL Western Division with a .322 average, four homers, and 17 steals while facing lingering doubts about a comeback.
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Rubin Realizes He's Starting At The Bottom
Roy Rubin is named head coach and athletic director of the Philadelphia 76ers replacing Jack Ramsay. He says he will coach what he is handed and starts at the bottom with a 30-52 last season record, amid expectations of building a winning team.
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Browns trade 2 Darden signs
Sandusky native Tom Darden has signed a multi year contract with the Cleveland Browns. Darden a defensive back from the University of Michigan was the club's No 1 pick in last winter's player draft. Browns announced the trade of Freddie Summers to the New York Giants and the acquisition of a high...
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Southern California Forces Decisive Game In World Series
In Omaha, Southern California and Arizona State pushed the NCAA World Series to a 15th game after USC edged ASU 3-1. Ray Scarbery held ASU to a late surge while Ken Huizenga, Roy Smalley Jr., and Milt Guggia paced USC’s offense. Eddie Bane took the loss in relief, his first in 15 decisions, after a series of strong performances including a 17 strikeout outing against Oklahoma.
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Phillies Trade Hoerner for Nash in Deadline Move
The Philadelphia Phillies, last in the NL East, deal ace reliever Joe Hoerner and minor leaguer to Atlanta for right handers Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer. The move, along with a Montreal catcher swap, fills rotation needs as De Ron Johnson hits the 15 day DL. Nash is 1-1 with a 5.50 ERA, Neibauer 0-0 with a 7.37 ERA.
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Thimble Wins at Scioto in $12,020 Stake
Thimble surged from third at the three quarter pole to win the Challenge Stake for 4 year olds at Scioto Downs. He covered the mile in 2 2 5 and paid 7.40 4.20 2.80. All Right paid 9.60 and 4.60 for place and show went to Young Turk 3.20. The daily double Noble Deed Wilmington Spur paid 26.20 and quinella 18. A crowd of 5 015 wagered 276 322.
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