Coaching Carousel Adds Major College Moves Across Nation
National rate of coaching switches accelerates as Phelps moves from Fordham to Notre Dame at South Bend, Daly named Penn head coach, Harter leaves for Oregon. Multiple changes follow at Rutgers Utah Minnesota Army Western Kentucky Louisville Indiana Ohio The Citadel Drexel York Vacancies and retirements ripple through college basketball.
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Charles Chuck” Daly
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Jack Gard
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Ashland
Ohio
George Hanson
Minnesota
Bob Knight
Army
Lou Watson
Indiana University
Jim Richards
Johnny Oldman
Western Kentucky
Denny Crum
UCLA
John Cromo
Louisville
Dan Dougherty
Dick Campbell
Xavier
Ron Mitchell
Boston University
Harry Miller
Wichita State
North
Ali Foreman Bout in Boston Promised by Promoter
Boston AP Sam Silverman aims to stage an Ali vs Foreman heavyweight bout in September in Boston. He offered Ali a choice of a $1 million guarantee or 35 percent of live gate and ancillary rights. Foreman, 22, undefeated in 24 pro fights and ranked No.1 contender, will next box Gregorio Peralta in Oakland.
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Muhammed Ali
George Foreman
Ali
Silverman
Foreman
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Joe Frazier
World Boxing Association
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Oakland
Barbers Hill vaulters eye state crown at Austin meet
Barbers Hill athletes David Eaves and Beaver Trousdale along with Richard Moore compete in the State Cinder Meet in Austin. Eaves eyes a 13-6 vault, Trousdale aims for 13 feet, and Moore seeks faster times as coach Darrell Richardson notes broken poles but hopes to field strong performances from three juniors and next spring’s prospects.
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Mont Belvieu
Austin
Fagles
David Haves
Beaver Trousdale
Richard Moore
Eaves
Trousdale
Darrell Richardson
Richardson
David
Vaul
Ki’ ‘Gore
Moore
Gary Wolfe
Alief
Thestate
Hutchins Named Head Track Coach for Robert E. Lee
Roy A. Hutchins, longtime Carver High School track architect of five state titles, is named head coach of the Robert E. Lee track team succeeding Beverly Rockhold. Athletic Director Pete Sultis announces the transition as Rockhold retires after a 34 year career. Hutchins credits Rockhold and vows to uphold Ganders’ tradition while noting his 19 years at Carver and coaching impact on star athletes like Gene Washington and others who advanced to college and pro levels.
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Roy A. Hutchins
Carver High School
Robert E. Lee
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Michigan State
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Prairie View
Earl Ford
Florida A&m
Washington
Minnesota Vikings
Albert Wheatfall
Lincoln University
Ernest St. Julian
Grambling
Kenneth St. Julian
Texas Southern
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Results and Leaders
Tuesday results show Kansas City 2 Cleveland 0 and Baltimore 4 California 1, Milwaukee 2 Washington 0, Boston 4 Chicago 3, Detroit 4 Cortland, Minnesota, New York 3 in 10 innings. Leaders include Northrup 358 runs, Oliva 16 hits, Punished by Batting titles and a mix of league leaders across both leagues.
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Gips and Deavers Lead NJCAC Golf Qualifier
Ottie Gips of Temple Lees total 299 to win medalist honors at the NJCAC qualifier. Deavers of Lee College finished third with 148, while Jay Dill of San Jacinto scored 146 to take second. Gips and Deavers earned spots in the NJCAA national golf tournament in Flint, Michigan, June 8 to 11.
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San Jacinto College
Rebels
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U'S
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Deavers
Flint
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Kovar's Tips Y Knocks Off YMCA In Open League Drama
Kovar's Tips Y scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to edge the YMCA 74 in a city softball open division game Tuesday night. YMCA built a 6-0 lead in the first inning before Kovar's rallied with a one in the third and four in the fifth to tie the score. Jackie Byrd powered the Cougars with two homers as they rolled to an 18-11 win over the Softballs, their second victory against one defeat while the Softballs remained winless in three tries. In other open division action Partin's Furniture beat the Fire Fighters 10-8, Arco topped the Rebels 15-11, and DuPont defeated the Pitchers 14-11.
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Cougars
Cougs
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Arco
Rebels
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