Utah State Slapped by NCAA in Heavy Penalties
The NCAA council censured Utah State University with indefinite probation and postseason bans, and barred its football team from televised NCAA games until rights are restored. The punishment stems from a $500 loan set up by football coach Chuck Mills for a prospective player and related admissions issues. Other schools faced lesser penalties, while USU’s case centered on one student with minimal connection to athletic participation.
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Landry’s Best Quote On Packers Victory In Cotton Bowl
New York AP reports Tom Landry summed up Dallas defeat as Bart Starr being great. Starr threw four TDs, 322 Packers yards in a 28-17 win, sixth straight over the Cowboys. Starr 17 of 25 with one pick. AP Offensive Player of the Week. Bears kicker MacPercival adds four FGs in 26-24 win over Minnesota. Gale Sayers 143 rushing yards. Lusteg seals Steelers 6-3 win over Eagles with 15-yard kick.
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Colby captain Noonan to play both ways vs Maine Maritime
Colby football captain Dave Noonan a standout defender will see action on offense against Maine Maritime Academy. The senior from Wellesley recorded 13 tackles seven assists a blocked punt and a fumble recovery last Saturday against Bowdoin and will be used on both sides per coach Dick McGee to keep him engaged every play.
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Former TA Gridders on MMA Squad
CASTINE Fullback Dick Bergeron former Thornton Academy ball carrier will start Saturday as Maine Maritime Academy ends its season by passing Colby College at Waterville. Mariner Coach Bill Mottola will place the ex-Maroon full back in the fullback slot after Bergeron gained 65 yards rushing for a 54 yard average per try. Another former TA guard Don Nason is expected to fill his usual end position on the Mariner defense.
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George Burrell Leads Land In Punt Returns
George Burrell of Pennsylvania has surged to the top in punt returns, totaling 22 for 358 yards and a 16.3 yard average to lead the nation. Bobby Hall of North Carolina State tops kickoff returns with 19 for 495 yards, while Jeff Allen of Iowa State and others follow in the national rankings.
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Billy Casper Aims for 200000 Mark in Lucky International
Billy Casper seeks to join the rare 200000 dollar club at the Lucky International Open in San Francisco. He leads a strong field after a four under par 67 in the pro am and has earned 183389 this season. Jack Nicklaus was the first to reach 200000 last year. The event opens today with Casper contesting the 100000 dollar prize.
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Kennebunk Frosh to Meet York in Second Clash
Kennebunk freshmen will face York frosh in the second meeting of the season on Saturday at Kennebunk High School field starting at 10 am. Ram Coach Roland A. Cote notes tickets are available at the school or gate, 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. A 66 tie was the previous meeting. Rams are led by co captains Scott Going and Steve Curtis, with a 2 2 1 record going into the game.
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Canadiens Set for Home Opener Under New Coach
Montreal Canadiens head home for their NHL season debut after eight road games due to Forum renovations. They’ve won six, including a 5-0 win over Toronto, with Jacques Lemaire scoring twice and Rogation Vachon sharing goaltending duties. Detroit visits Saturday as Eddie Giacomin falters for New York in a separate matchup.
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Lewiston Portland Football Game Time Shift
Lewiston Port land football game moved to a 1 a.m. start to fit a triple header in the Lewiston Auburn area. Thornton Academy Edward Little of Auburn and Bowdoin Bates will be shown in the afternoon alongside the new morning Lewiston Portland game.
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Hawks salvage a goal barrage against Kings in third period
Midway through the second period the Kings cut the deficit to 2-1 as Pit Martin Jim Pappin and Chico Maki scored for the Hawks while Howie Hughes and Jim Peters tallied for Los Angeles.
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Three Olympic Court Stars Sign With Pros
Three members of the U S Olympic basketball team signed professional contracts. Bill Hasket, the No 1 NBA draft pick by the Knicks, joined New York after rivals sought him. Don Dee signed with Indiana and John Clawson with Oakland after impressive college careers at Ohio State, Indiana, and Michigan.
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St Francis College ends soccer season with 5 0 win
St Francis College finished the season with a 5-0 victory over Eastern Nazarene College. Do nakhue led with 10 goals and seven assists, Shaughnessey had nine goals and six assists, Kissinger six goals two assists, Levy three goals, Martin Popin chalk two goals one assist each, and Dubuque Feeney Stash contributed goals. Jim Mount made 15 saves and four shutouts as the Red Knights ended the year 64.2 under coach George Beim.
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Soviet Union tops United States 1 0 in Chess Olympics round
In Lugano Group A play the Soviet Union defeated the United States 1-0. The win leaves both teams competing for top positions in the Chess Olympiad.
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NHL Results and Schedule From Wednesday
The Associated Press reports NHL results Montreal defeated Toronto 5 0 Boston beat Minnesota 4 2 New York won against Pittsburgh 7 3 Chicago prevailed over Los Angeles 4 2 St Louis edged Philadelphia 4 1 Today’s schedule features Boston at Detroit and New York at Philadelphia with only those games listed.
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Baltimore Bullets End Celtics Lead With Overtime Win
Baltimore survives a late scare to beat San Francisco 112-110 in overtime as Earl Monroe hits a 28 footer with two seconds left. Detroit knocks off Boston 119-117 with Jimmy Walker’s clutch jumper with nine seconds remaining. Cincinnati, San Diego, Phoenix win in other actions.
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National league results show Detroit 119 over Boston 117 and Phoenix 115 over Seattle 108 in close games. Cincinnati 118 edged New York 114 while Baltimore beat San Francisco 110. Chicago faced Phoenix in overtime and Detroit played Milwaukee. Kentucky 123 defeated Denver 100 as New Orleans topped Los Angeles 112 109. Denver at Indiana and Dallas at Houston on schedule. Las Vegas notes Denny Moyer 159 percent KO of Carl Moore in Pix Arizona 9 in Portland.
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