Top coaches clash over new NCAA freshmen rule
National coaches led by George Raveling debate the NCAA policy allowing freshmen to play varsity football and basketball starting next season. Opinions split on academics, recruitment, and team rebuilding, with figures like Adolph Rupp, Hank Iba, and Ted Owens weighing in on impact and timing.
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N.Y. Times
George Raveling
Raveling
Villanova
Maryland
National Collegiate Athletic Association
McGuire
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
Rupp
Ted Owens
Kansas
Owens
Frank Mulzoff
St. John’s
Bill Musselman
Minnesota
LA Open ends in three-way playoff for 25 thousand
Tommy Aaron George Archer and Dave Hill finished 72 holes tied at 14 under par 270 at the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open. They will play an 18 hole playoff for first prize of 25 000 with CBS adding a 5 000 bonus per player. The playoff boosts travel to Pebble Beach and the Bing Crosby National Pro Am. Hill 34 has battled struggles on tour.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tommy Aaron
George Archer
Dave Hill
CBS
Pebble Beach
Bing Crosby
Hill
Archer
Aaron
Lanky George
Abe Lincoln
Aaron Said, ‘I Kind of Played Badly On the Last Three Holes.”’ Archer
Crosby
Chris Blocker
Bob Rosburg
Hale Irwin
Patriot skiers shine at Mt Anthony opener meet
Mt Anthony Patriots dominate the Mt Ascutney event led by Tim Miller and Pam Viereck winning again. Miller took the boys alpine crown with 33.9 while Mt Anthony swept cross country with five of the top ten. Brattleboro edged Mt Anthony in slalom as the team totals showed tight margins, with Springfield close behind in boys standings.
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Pete Chapman
Mt. Anthony
Stan Dunklee
Brattleboro
Malcolm Hewitt
Tim Miller
Matt Cook
Terry Dailey
Springfield
Pam Viereck
Sandy Cook
Cheryl Cook
Wendy Whalen
Jan Hadwin
Chevyl Cook
Anne Miller
Denio intimidates Hoosiers as HV whips HF 52-40
Hoosick Falls loses to Hoosick Valley 52-40 as John Denio scores a game high 25 for HV. Hoosick Falls struggles with offense shooting 22 percent overall and 15 percent in the second half. Fran Cabana leads HF with 13 points while Peter McGuire adds 11. Chapko nets 11 for HV. Junior varsity HV wins 45-43 to take first place.
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Denio
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosiers
Hoosick Valley
Hoosic Valley
John Denio
Hoosic
Hoosie Valley
Fran Cabana
Peter McGuire
Indians
Cabana
Chapko
Mark Folgert
Mike Mahar
Ratelle wins midseason NHL scoring crown with five points
New York Ranger center Jean Ratelle, helped by Rod Gilbert and Vic Hadfield, totaled five points to overtake Phil Esposito for the league lead at 71 midway through the season. The Rangers routed the Los Angeles Kings 8 0 to move atop the East, while Montreal fell to Chicago 5 2 and other Sunday results included Philadelphia 10 3 over California, Detroit 4 2 Pittsburgh, and Toronto 2 1 Buffalo. Ratelle opened the 1 10 into the first period for his 26th goal, added four assists, and bids to become the first Ranger scoring champion since Andy Bathgate a decade ago, with a personal high of 78.
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Jean Ratelle
Rod Gilbert
Vic Hadfield
Ratelle
Phil Esposito
Boston
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
Los Angeles Kings
Bruins
Vic
Rod
Espo
Phil
Esposito
Andy Bathgate
Bathgate
Palmer in Gold Cup Slalom a disputed win
Tyler Palmer of Kearsarge New Hampshire appeared winner of the World Cup Special Slalom at the Gold Cup Alpine races after a gate miss went unnoted by a judge for almost three hours. Henri Duvillard of France was later confirmed winner after reviewing Palmer’s second run on tape finishing 99.36 seconds to Palmer’s 99.23 in the two heats.
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Berchtesgaden
Germany
UPI
Tyler Palmer
Kearsarge
N.H
New
Palmer
Tyler Palmer loses World Cup slalom in Brattleboro upset
Tyler Palmer finishes ninth after a bold chase for a second World Cup slalom victory but hits a pole and misses a gate at Brattleboro. Coach Rohr notes the loss may loosen him for Kitzbuehl while Robbins and Dorsey win Bromley Orvis titles and Steufer takes Mr. Snow. Caldwell follows dad’s footsteps at Brattleboro.
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Tyler Palmer
Robbins
Dorsey
Bromley Orvis
Steufer
Mr. Snow
Caldwell
Dad
Brattleboro
Robbins and Dorsey win opening slalom at Orvis Trophy
Derek Robbins of Canada and Becky Dorsey of Beverly Mass captured the giant slalom races as the 25th Louise Orvis Trophy kicked off at Bromley Mountain Ski Area. The event starts the Can Am series, a 21 race sprint between U S and Canadian teams. slalom races continue Saturday.
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Manchester
UPI
Derek Robbins
Canada
Becky Dorsey
Beverly
Mass
Bromley Mountain
U.S
Overland wins Mt Snow slalom in Grand Prix race
Terje Overland of Boulder Colorado defeats Austrian Harold Steufer by 1.19 seconds across two heats at Mt Snow to win the $2,500 top prize in the International Ski Racers Assn Grand Prix second leg. He adds a third place in Saturday's giant slalom, boosting season earnings to $6,625 and moving to second in tour money behind Spider Sabich.
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MT. Snow
UPI
Terje Overland
Boulder
Colo
Harold Steufer
Overland
Steufer
U.S
Spider Sabich
Kyburz
Calif
Brattleboro Nordic picks Olympic teams for 1976
UPI reports Ski Director Jim Balfanz says the United States should win at least a bronze medal in Nordic events. The announced teams include Nordic combined and cross country with Tim Caldwell of Putney joining a roster featuring Caldwell’s father John as cross country coach. The squad spans athletes from Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Alaska, and Washington with veterans and a strong younger contingent aiming for a breakthrough in 1976.
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Brattleboro
UPI
U.S
Jim Balfanz
Minneapolis
Minn
Ballant
Caldwell
Adolph Kuss
Martin Hall
Bob Kendall
Auburn
Maine
Jim Miller
Mexico
Mike Devecka
Government Camp
Ore
Teyck Weed
Etna
N.H
Jo Lamb
Lake Placid
N.Y
Tim Caldwell
Putney
Mike Gallagher
Killington
Bob Gray
Larry Martin
Homer
Alaska
Joe McNulty
Hinsdale
Clark Matis
Durango
Colo
Ron Yeager
Mike Elliot
Everette Dunklee
Gene Morgan
Anchorage
Martha Rockwell
Barbara Britch
Trina Hosmer
Seattle
Wash
Margie Mahoney
Allison Owen
Wenatchee
Senior Bowl and Hula Bowl stars shine in college showdowns
In Mobile Alabama Pat Sullivan the Auburn Heisman winner and Jerry Tagge Nebraska directed wins for the South and North respectively. Sullivan passed for 162 yards and won the game's outstanding player automobile honors while Tagge noted his 33rd straight win as he led the North to a 24 7 triumph.
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United Press International
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Sullivan
Tagge
Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
Larry Horton
Iowa
Mike Crotty
Notre Dame
Bob Pifferini
UCLA
Tampa
Fla
Alabama
Oklahoma
John Reaves
Florida
Reaves
Walt Patulski
Sherman White
California
Ron Cur
Michigan State
Jim Sherbert
Oregon State
Mt Anthony grapplers rebound in Cambridge match
Mt Anthony wrestling, once routed 40-8 by Cambridge, steadied to a 36-27 loss in a closer rematch. Clyde Sanders opened with an 11-12 decision, Pettibone and Harrington won, several pins followed, and Bennington forfeited at 121. The Patriots head to Troy for Lansingburgh.
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Clyde Sanders
Patriots
Jim Moffitt
Mike Pettibone
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
John Rounds
Kim Harrington
Keith Mattison
Keith Watson
Pete
Gibby Harrington
Greg Hayes
Gene Dougherty
Patriot Grapplers
Troy
Lansingburgh
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