Tennessee Drops Five For Betting Disciplinary action at UT ends scholarships
UT president Edward J. Boling announced a yearlong scholarship ban for five athletes and two student assistants after betting on football and basketball. One employee resigned and two athletes were put on probation for failing to report bets. Bets ranged from five to fifty dollars. no bets were placed against UT teams. FBI involvement in a broader gambling probe was noted with no shown link to bribes or match fixing.
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Nesper Ousted In AAU Meets First Round
In Marshalltown the Cedar Rapid Nesper Sign was eliminated in the state AAU beast ball first round. Derby beat Nesper 284 with Randy Meeks scoring, Gene West leading Derby with 24. First National Bank sponsored Iowa City club fell to Central Webster’s Athletic Club 8479. Other results: Lang Ford beat Rendez-Vous, UCLA and Anderson Construction beat Det Williams Ford 106-87.
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Nesper
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Gene West
Iowa City
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Red's World
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Ron Norman
Glén Vidnovic
Divers Capture Five at Iowa AAU Junior Olympic meet
Cedar Rapids Diving Assn dominated at Grinnell as Doug Buchheister and Ron Nearborn earned double wins in senior and intermediate boys divisions. Buchheister took 1 and 3 meter titles with high scores, while Dearborn added wins in same events. Junior girls and other divers collected podiums in the 1 and 3 meter events.
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Tom Fosdik
Paggy Fish
Se Pior
Brigham Young Leads NCAA Bid Fight In Wide Race
Brigham Young and Lang Stata share top status as UCLA loiters near the door in the college basketball battle for an NCAA Tournament berth. Western teams eye at large bids amid tight conference races led by BYU, Marquette, and UCLA.
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Flyers Move Toward Playoffs With Detroit Win
Philadelphia climbed toward the playoffs with a 9 1 victory over Detroit as Favell stopped 83 shots and rookie Mike Parizek scored, lifting the Flyers to 49 points and narrowing the gap to California and St Louis. Chicago and Boston held strong in the West and East division races.
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Vancouver
Doug Mavell
Red Wings
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Mike Parizean
Wings
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Tho Nlovalt
Orioles held by unsigned Cuellar and rivals gain
The Associated Press reports Orioles star Mike Cuellar and ten other Orioles remain unsigned as spring training opens. Sparky Anderson inks Cincinnati deal. Pirates struggle with injuries and errors. Anderson notes many pitchers eager, while Cuellar seeks $80,000 more than offers.
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Giant
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Florida
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Simeone
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St. Louis
Armas Coach Hoppy Witmer Spotlighted At State Swim
Armas coach Hoppy Witmer, linked with second place behind CR. Wash In, is photographed during his hopping routine between races. He holds a stopwatch in each hand as Lids Cyclones compete. Witmer earns coach of the year honors from swimming coaches.
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Cyclones
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Knicks Edge Bullets In Overtime To Secure Playoff Berth
The Knicks defeated the Bullets 71 to 68 in overtime at Madison Square Garden. Bill Bradley and Dave DeBusschere led New York with 10 overtime points, while DeBusschere sealed the win with a late basket. The victory clinched a playoff spot and left New York three games behind Boston in the Atlantic Division.
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Kentucky Keeps Jinx On Floridians In ABA Losses
The Floridians fell 195-112 to the Kentucky Colonels in Tatpa, marking an eighth straight setback. Arlis Gilmore led Kentucky with 33 points, Dan Issel 24, while Florida’s Larry Jones top scored for the Floridians with 28. New York Nets beat Pittsburgh 131-123 and Denver Rockets defeated Carolina 113-105 in other ABA actions.
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Majors Set To Receive 41.1 Million From Radio TV Rights
Major League Baseball will collect a record 41.1 million dollars in 1972 from radio and TV broadcast rights, an increase of 734 thousand from 1971. The breakdown shows 106 million to American League clubs and 125 million to National League clubs, with 18 million from NBC-TV among the 24 clubs for World Series and related games. Dodgers lead with 1.8 million, Pirates at 451,201 in radio TV revenue.
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St Judes Girls Lead Parish League With Big Victory
The St Judes eighth grade girls basketball team improved to 1 1 in league play and led Parish standings with an 89 12 win over Immaculate Conception. Lisa Charipar scored 15 points while St Matthew's and St Pat's posted seventh and eighth grade wins in close contests.
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