Grid coaches warn HEW rules will kill college sports
Washington UPI reports college football coaches led by Darrell Royal predict antidiscrimination HEW rules requiring equal treatment for women could devastate intercollegiate sports. They argue programs are self supporting and would lose revenue, urging Congress to disapprove and impose a moratorium while studies assess impact.
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Nebraska
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Michigan
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Boston College
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Ohio
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O P F Extends Lead in Babe Ruth Play
O P F remains 6-0 atop Babe Ruth League with a 17-10 win over Thayer State Bank as Don Baker and Joe Harper homer in a four-run fourth. Bank of Commerce climbs to 5-1 after a 7-2 victory over Mid-America with Derek Hames and Kevin Bell on the mound.
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Kenneth Reed
Santa Fe
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Warren Petty
Summers
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Chanute Lumber
Hull
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Ryan Wells
Mike Gill
Bruce Wood
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Chanute Country Club Juniors Sweep Nine Hole Title
Chanute Country Club juniors won the nine hole competition and placed second in the 18 hole event in the SEK Junior League at Independence. Lisa Sutcliffe led the nine hole team with 51 earning girl medalist honors while Melinda McNeil 52 Stan Ross 54 and Brad Parish 55 gave Chanute a 212 total. Coffeyville placed second at 218. Independence won the 18 hole with 337 while Mike Sutcliffe led Chanute with 81 along with Haight 84 Johnson 104 Haymaker 107 for 386. Next meet is Thursday at Coffeyville.
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Dan Haight
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Donna Haymaker
Baseball Scores From Monday’s MLB Results
In the American League action Baltimore defeated Cleveland 8 to 3 while New York beat Milwaukee 10 to 7. Boston won 6 to 2 over Detroit in 12 innings. Minnesota edged Oakland 7 to 6. California at Kansas City postponed due to rain. In the National League Chicago prevailed 9 to 7 over Philadelphia. San Diego routed San Francisco 7 to 1. Cincinnati beat Atlanta 9 to 2. Pittsburgh topped St. Louis 10 to 4. Los Angeles and Houston were tied 4 to 2.
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ABA draft reshapes teams as DeBusschere eyes top signings
The ABA draft ended with Denver holding the top pick Marvin Webster “The Human Eraser” from Morgan State and North Carolina State’s David Thompson going to Virginia Squires. Memphis and other teams face high costs while Atlanta and New York Nets add prospects like Bill Willoughby and John Lucas as Denver targets potential deals with Denver.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Traded To Los Angeles Lakers
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar joined the Los Angeles Lakers in a six player deal with Milwaukee as the Bucks acquired guard-forward Brian Winters and center Elmore Smith along with two first round picks. Jabbar signed a five year Lakers contract after expressing desire to leave Milwaukee and return to New York.
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Ali plans China visit after title defense
World Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali said he will visit China for at least 10 days after defending his title on July 1 in Kuala Lumpur. Invited personally by Chairman Mao Tse tung, Ali expects an audience with Mao and did not provide more trip details.
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Mao
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Tokyo
Slow pitch church league slugfests highlight Friday action
First Baptist, St. Pat's, United Brethren and Westview Baptist won Friday night in Church League play. Saturday results show Foodtown taking two wins and Farmer's one in Industrial League No. 2 slow pitch. First Baptist beat Presbyterian 14-4 with 14 hits including a homer and three triples. Westview 27-1 over Presbyterian. United Brethren piled 23 hits in a 20-7 rout of Westview Baptist. Foodtown beat Cardinal 7-6 and crushed Mid-America 24-15. Farmer's beat H K Porter 13-6 after a fifth-inning scoring burst.
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Phantoms win second straight in Ponytail League with 13 2 victory
The Phantoms defeated the Shockers 13 2 in Ponytail League girls softball with Irene Ortiz and Dana Wallace hitting home runs and Candy Binnion pitching. The Rug Rats crushed the Missies 18 3 in Shortstop League as Michelle Ratliff homered. Reds beat Oranges 16 14 in Flyweight League behind Latonya Brooks Susan Taylor pitching and Barry Huffman homer. Reds then won again 18 11 over Yellows with Brooks Taylor Laura Roush and Paula Drybread contributing.
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Dana Wallace
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Latonya Brooks
Susan Taylor
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Paula Drybread
Melinda Stewart
Chanute Women Drop Pair In Weekend Softball
The Chanute-Kustom women's fast pitch team lost two games over the weekend. They fell 26-17 to Cherryvale Belles and 17-2 to Elk City. In the Cherryvale game Chanute led 13-10 after the fifth before Cherryvale’s big sixth and seventh innings sealed the win. Elk City led from the first inning and scored in every frame, while Chanute managed one run in the first and one in the fifth.
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Chanute
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