High School Athletic Directors Elevating Profession and Standards
John B Maitland of Easton Pa outlines the shift to a true professional role for high school athletic directors. He notes changes in coaching philosophy, student activism, and minority lifestyles while highlighting budget pressures and declines in spectator interest.
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Santee C. Ruffin
Germantown
Temple University
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Winter Olympics XI backstage glimpse in Sapporo
In Sapporo Japan a thousand athletes and officials arrive as the 11th Winter Games near opening. A bank in the Olympic village warned Japanese girls to go straight home after work and avoid lunch dates with foreigners. Storms from Siberia threaten heavy snow while nations cope with travel disruptions.
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Evgeny Grishin
Makomanai
Gunter Traub
Italy
Robert Petersen
American Cultural Center
Housing Corporation
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South Korea
Soviet Union
Otaru
Hirohito
Blue Finley clash over Phase II pay in baseball talks
Vida Blue and Charlie Finley present differing figures for Phase II economics with Blue asking 75000 dollars and Finley offering 50000 dollars. The piece also notes agent Frank Howard seeking clarity over retirement plans tied to the Senators move, and broader pro sports pay debates including Dave Bing and Earl Monroe.
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Charlie Finley
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UPI
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Bennington Bowling League Sparks Lead, Stanely Tools, Pownal Valley
Kees Realty surged to sweep four straight over Johns Sunoco to hold a 14 game lead as Oasis Restaurant faltered. Stanley Tools beat Hoyt's Construction 3 1 to close gap for third. high single 238 by Bob Townsend and high series 795 by Robin Harrington.
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Strobridge
Big Ten brawl reviewed after Minnesota Ohio State game
In Minneapolis, Big Ten commissioner Wayne Duke viewed films of a violent brawl that ended the Minnesota vs Ohio State basketball game with 36 seconds remaining. Ohio State won 50 84 after players were injured in the melee.
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Ohio Po
Ohio State
Pownal Results Sixth Place Battle After Brawl
Mark Minor was treated at the university hospital and released Tuesday night. Luke Witte and Mark Wagar were hospitalized overnight with bruises. Duke and Minnesota athletic director Paul Giel viewed the films and were to comment after further study. The incident arose from pregame tensions, flared at halftime as Minnesota tied 23 to 23, with Allan Hornyak guarding Bobby Nix and Nix protesting at intermission. Clyde Turner fouled Witte and was ejected in a rugged second half.
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Mark Wagar
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Allan Hornyak
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Nix
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Witte
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Mt. Anthony Falls to Cosmos. Jayvees Triumph Big
Mt. Anthony Patriots lost 59 to 43 to Springfield Cosmos Friday with Wiskoski scoring 12 for high honor. Jayvees clinched a 69 to 32 win. Burr and Burton Seminary upset West Rutland 70 to 50 as T. J. Carmody scored 25 for the victors.
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Manchester
Burr and
Burton Seminary
West Rutland
MVS
BBL
T.J. Carmody
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