College sports as economics and aesthetics debated
In Oakland, Nicholas von Hoffman surveys how big time college athletics blend money, prestige, and education. He highlights Jack Scott’s Institute for the Study of Sport and Society, criticizes NCAA and coaches, notes players’ disillusionment, and cites Spencer Haywood’s NBA path as emblematic of the system’s flaws and the narrow gains for student athletes.
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Washington Posts
Nicholas von Hoffman
Chuck Shafer
Oakland
Calif
Jack Scott
Scott
Stanford University
Institute For the Study of Sport and Society
Harry Edwards
America
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Spiro Agnew
NCAA
Walter Byers
Max Rafferty
California
Hard
Spencer Haywood
University of Detroit
Denver Rockets
Rafferty
Organization of American Sports
Haywood
Mickey
James Screet
Texas
Ali Predicts Victory in Round Nine Over Bonavena
Muhammad Ali taunts Oscar Bonavena during a noon workout at the Felt Forum in New York. He predicts Bonavena will fall in round nine and promises to counter with taunts and rhythmic rhymes as Boxing Itself returns to Madison Square Garden context.
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N.Y
Muhammad Ali
Liberty Valance
Felt Forum
New York
Ali
Cassius Clay
Miami Beach
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Bonavena
Heaven
Buckeyes Irish Longhorns dominate All America picks
Ohio State led by Jack Tatum Jim Stillwagon four players on the 1970 UPI All America team joining Notre Dame and Texas with three each. Tatum top vote getter with 170 of 247. Dinardo repeating on offense led with 151 votes. Other names include Gatewood Dinardo Vorster Wuensch Atessis and more across offense and defense.
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Joe Carnicelli
UPI
New York
Ohio State
Jack Tatum
Jim Stillwagon
Notre Dame
Texas
United Press International
Tatum
Stillwagon
Mike Sensibaugh
John Brockington
Tom Gatewood
Larry Dinardo
Clarence Ellis
Steve Vorster
Bobby Wuensch
Bill Atessis
Dinardo
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Cornell
Ed Mari Kazmaier
Worster
Brockington
Ernie Jennings
Air Force
Gatewood
Michigan
Dan Dierdorf
Wuensch
Chip Kell
Tennessee
Billy Martin Makes Personal Visit To Aurelio Rodriguez
Los Angeles UPI report says Detroit manager Billy Martin traveled to Culiacan in the midwestern Mexico to meet Aurelio Rodriguez and the Detroit players. Martin sought personal talks with his team and discussed baseball with Rodriguez in a Spanish chatting supermarket setting before departing for home.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Muhammad
Cassius Clay
San Bernardino
Billy Martin
Detroit
Martin
Norm Cash
Bill Freehan
al Kaline
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Los Mochis
Culiacan
Mexico
Ball
Valderama
Ibarra
Aurelio
Brooks Robinson
Dolphins muscle past Falcons in rough Monday game
Miami coach Don Shula dismissed the saying about avoiding the foe at its own game as the Dolphins outmuscled Atlanta 20 to 8. Shula praised the physical effort while Falcons coach Norm Van Brocklin admitted Atlanta was whipped in every phase of football.
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Maryland
Arizona State
Nixon
Haywood
University of Detroit
Atlanta
UPI
Don Shula
Miami
Dolphins
Atlanta Falcons
Norm van Brocklin
Shula
Baltimore
van Brocklin
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