Dayton Flyers Grounded For Recruiting Violations
NEW YORK RP The University of Dayton Flyers, long a top college team, are barred from post season play for two years after the NCAA Council imposed a two year probation for illegal transportation provided to Roger Brown of New York when he was a freshman. The penalty prevents NCAA and NIT participation plus most holiday tournaments. Dayton President Rev Roesch says the penalty will be accepted and followed.
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Don’t Call Them Alleys They’re Lanes
A Key West AP column notes bowling proprietors prefer the term bowling lanes to alley to avoid images of smoky old joints. Dictionaries define alley as garden paths or bowling lanes, while lanes imply narrow passages. The piece jokes about fines for misusing alley and asks readers to check classifieds for who’s moving.
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Fullback Johnson Shines as Corry Fans Expect Meadville Win
Larry Johnson dominates Friday games with 252 yards and 22 points against Titusville, earning Player of the Week. Corry Beavers, 4-0 in league, seek conference title and 6-2-1 overall after closing the season against Meadville at Sheen Field.
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Steelers Fire Three Players in Sudden Move
PITTSBURGH AP Buddy Parker dismissed three veterans after two lopsided defeats. Johnny Sample Harlon Hill and John Kapele were cut, with Parker blaming the defense and saying the aim is to reignite a faltering Pittsburgh squad now fifth in the eastern division with a 3-4 record.
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Penn State fears Maryland quarterback Shiner in looming clash
UNIVERSITY PARK Pennsylvania AP Coach Rip Engle fears Maryland star Dick Shiner as Penn State prepares for a key home game. Shiner has 87 completions in 191 attempts for 1,034 yards and five touchdowns, while Penn State counters with quarterback Pete Liske in a predicted passing duel. The article notes Shiner’s impact in recent Maryland upset and previews another meeting with Army and California influences. It also mentions a separate cross country championship at University Park attracting 23 Pennsylvania high schools led by North Allegheny and Lancaster.
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Bowling notes highlight citywide 32 double hundreds
In Avalon Center women’s league Om racked a 581 series with 193 168 170. Audrey Rouse 197 and Janice McCmy 176 also stood out in the women’s circuit. VFW Men’s A League saw 20 games of 200 plus with six players over 200 including Cloyd Cummings 201 Bird 44h Bill Lamielle 200 216 Dick Morton 202 213 Russ Cassett 200 215 and more. Highest single 233 by St Harkless in VFW B League. Bowl-Aire and Antlers leagues posted multiple 200s and 213s. Syracuse: Ray Free out for season with torn leg tendon. Ben Schwartz says the sophomore from Mountoursville Pa. aggravated an old injury.
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Joe Prugar
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Pistons Still Winless as NBA Season Opens in Baltimore
Baltimore hosted the season openers with Syracuse beating St Louis 126 to 108 while Detroit remained winless in six straight losses. Boston defeated Detroit 115 to 100 as the Nats and Celtics shared first in the Eastern Division with 41 records. The Pistons’ woes continued amid early league action.
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West leaders tumble as idle Spurs surge at home
Idle San Francisco seized first in the West after a 115 to 95 home win over the New York Knickerbockers. Baltimore’s Nationals era humor turns with Greer and Kerr sparking a 8 7271 stretch that put them 9 L 8 L ahead, tightening the game at mid third.
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Gary Player Leads Adelaide Open First Round
Gary Player of South Africa and the United States fired a four under par 69 to take the early lead in the Australian Open Golf Championship at the Royal Adelaide course. The 18 time major champion set the pace ahead of local and international contenders.
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