Minnesota NCAA inquiry reports about 100 violations
A Minnesota university official said the NCAA received a list alleging about 100 basketball rule violations in the period from 1970 to 1975. University leaders hired outside counsel and expect to conclude their internal review by October 1 as the case awaits potential further action.
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Surprises at Iowa Open as Tut leads blonds in open tennis
Roger Tut, from San Diego, part of a tennis family, and living with a brother in Ames, stunned the 14-under division by winning three matches at the Jews Open tournament held at Veteran's Memorial Tennis Center. His biggest triumph came in his first match.
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Herzog Named New Royals Manager To Succeed McKeon
In Kansas City AP report, Whitey Herzog, 43, colorful ex Texas Rangers boss and Angels third base coach, is named Royals manager replacing Jack McKeon. Announcement by GM Joe Burke as Royals sit 11 games back in AL West. Contract through 1976. McKeon relieved at 3 p.m. after 4-1 win over Milwaukee.
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Emlen Tunnell Remembered By Iowa Figures
Sports writers and former Hawkeyes recall Emlen Tunnell who died at 50. Quotes highlight his smile, effortless play, and leadership for Iowa and pro teams. Tributes come from Lou Ginsberg and Lou King while mentioning his time with Iowa, Green Bay Packers, and Giants.
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Chargers Trade for Miami Defender Pete Laze tich
The Miami organization acquires Pete Laze tich from the San Diego Chargers. He has played defensive end and linebacker for the Chargers and now joins Miami.
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