SEC officials meet in Tupelo amid dialogue on coaching limits
Southeastern Conference officials, coaches and writers convened in Tupelo and Lake Martin to discuss rule changes, coaching conduct, and possible sit down rules for head coaches. Bear Bryant and Johnny Vaught attended as Alabama and Ole Miss leaders weighed NCAA proposals on staffs and scholarships while players like Jim Eidson emerged as top pro prospects.
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Lake Logan Martin
Alabama Sportswriters’ Association
Bear Bryant
Johnny Vaught
Jack Gotta
SEC
Bobby Ray Smith
Decatur
Smith
Maximus
Nassau
Bear
Alabama
NCAA
Bryant
Vaught
Ole Miss
Nastase Clowns on Court Shelter Before Win Over Temuraz
Romanian star Ilie Nastase jokes under a lineman’s canvas chair to dodge the sun on Court No 2 before meeting Temuraz and securing victory.
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Ilie Nastase
Romania
Temuraz
Vilas Emerges as Wimbledon's Fresh Heart Throb
Guillermo Vilas of Argentina charms Wimbledon fans as he trains for grass, after advancing to the second round with a 7-5 6-4 6-4 win over Jeff Simpson. The 22 year old, seeded No.4, is praised for hard practice and graceful play while eyeing top rivals. Stan Smith falls to Byron Bertram in a major upset.
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N.C
Byron Bertram
Bertram
Andrew Pattison
Rhodesia
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Martina Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Billie Jean King Lee Guillermo
Spirit of America Tennis Tournament attracts Pak entrant Irfan Bokhari
Pakistan born player Irfan Bokhari targets a strong showing in the Spirit of America Tennis Tournament. A Calhoun Community College grant in aid recipient, he previously led Pakistan’s NAIA winner and Asian Games camp to a top ranking and captained a national inter-collegiate title team. He has played for Shorter College in Georgia and faced rivals from Chicago to Georgia, while coaching this summer at Decatur Country Club.
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Pakistan Punjab
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University of Chicago
DePaul University
Illinois University
Georgia State
Emory
Georgia Tech
Columbus College
Charleston
Carson Newman
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GIAC
Kansas City
Cosmoplitan Club
LaHore
Decatur Country Club
Irfan
Hunter Delivers Yankees to Top of AL East in Beanball Duel
Catfish Hunter pitched four hits allowed as New York beat Baltimore 3-1 to lift the Yankees into first in the AL East by a half game. George Hendrick fueled Cleveland’s 8-6 win over Boston with a three run homer in the ninth. Brewers swept the Tigers, A’s beat the Twins, Royals outlasted the Angels in 11, and White Sox topped the Rangers.
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George Hendrick
Indians
Red Sox
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Detroit Tigers
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Kansas City Royals
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Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
Hunter
Ken Singleton
Mike Torrez
Graig Nettles
Terry Whitfield
Munson
Chris Chambliss
Nettles
Whitfield
Hendrick
Carl Yastrzemski
Bill Lee
Dick Drago
Charlie Spikes
Cleveland Brewers
Tigers
George Scott
Bill Travers
Jim Slaton
NOW official urges myths about women in college be abolished
NOW representative Casey Hughes told a House Education subcommittee that new federal regulations are needed to end gender discrimination in higher education. She cited statistics on women in the workforce, family leadership, and education to press for timely implementation of the proposed rules opposed by Congress.
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Tom Seppy
Washington
National Organization For Women
Casey Hughes
NOW
House
Prince Charming
Ms. Hughes
House Postsecondary Education Subcommittee
Astros and Orioles Roll to Dub Wins in Dixie Youth
The Minor A Astros built a 17-4 win over the Cubs in three innings, aided by Bryan Graves inside the park homer and six triples. The Major Orioles beat the Dodgers 7-1 as Tommy Wilson allowed five hits and Steve Clem hit a two run homer.
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Cubs
Orioles
Dodgers
Bryan Graves
Doug Peek
Tommy Wilson
Steve Clem
Oriole
Houston Russell
Dodger
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