College Football Faces Financial Strain Across Major Programs
AP Sports Writer reports college football budgets strained by rising costs. Schools expand coaching staffs and facilities while scholarships and pay scales climb. Pressure to recruit intensifies with under-the-table deals and escalating expenses, though reforms and caps remain debated.
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Will Grimsley
Prospect
Associated Press
New York
College
Michigan
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Ball
Alabama
Se Ten
National Collegiate
Ad-petitor
Entertainment Letic Association
Belmont brings uncertainty to three year old titles
The Belmont stakes weekend highlights a murky three year old scene led by Forward Pass and Stage Door Johnny while rivals Iron Ruler Out Of The Way and Dancer’s Image loom. Analysts note an unpredictable year with possible races and even a hypothetical match race stirred by humor and disbelief.
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Abani
Sleeter
Wancer
Pimlico
Dancer
Calumet
Stage
Doorly
Pewdy
Richie Allen
Juan Arichal
Wilt Chamberlain
Stage Door
Johnny
Ruler
Salerno
Aqueduct
Iron Ruler
Peter Fuller
Churchill
Downs
Wathen’ Knebelkamp
Mexico
Milwaukee Cow League Bowlers Shine at National Tournament
The Milwaukee Cow League sent a 30-man delegation to the American Bowling Congress National Tournament. Albert Mayfair finished third in Class B All Events. Weldon and Williams placed fourth in doubles handicap with 1208. Mayfair also took seventh in Class B singles handicap with 653. Cliff Zimmerman finished eighth with 61 in his event.
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American Bowling Congress
Albert Mayfair
Steve Weldon
William Williams
Mayfair
Cliff Zimmerman
Kiwanis
Chester
Chester Small
Businessmen’s ‘Association
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Toanone, and Co
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May
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CSBA
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Ganee
Taegan
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Anderson
Sunenaea
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Rudd
Toanonk & Co
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Murray
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Lyons
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Woodrow
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Charlotte
N.C
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Fisena
Shafer
U.S
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Hening
Moyer
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Livingston
O. May Lloyd
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CSBA Nine Edge B Tower- Imschweiler In Low-Scoring Tilt
CSBA knocked in five runs in the first two innings and turned two doubleplays to defeat B Tower- Imschweiler 5 to 4. Don Wright earned the win in relief and hit a clutch double, while Dave Kasarsky also doubled and started two doubleplays at short. Penn outpaced the losers 7 to 4 in hits.
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Penn
PTA
Tower- Imschweiler
Don Wright
Dave Kasarsky
Eve Arc
Kaskyss
Nolan
Browér
Brisach Dominates Moya as 3-1 Victory Secures Win
Chester East Bruce Brisach pitched a one hit gem, fanning eight and walking two, in a 3-1 win over A. J. Schmidt. Worrilow contributed two of the team’s six hits, while Shropshire made highlight plays in the field. The page also lists various event standings and long-run totals in singles and handicap classes.
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Bruce Brisach
Moya
A. J. Schmidt
Brisach
Larry Worrilow Um
Dave Shropshire
Worrilow
Open Tennis Grips Paris as Open French Championship Booms
Paris crowds pay record 400000 francs for eight days of Roland Garros play as professionals compete under open conditions. Promoter George MacCall says gains flow to players and amateurs, with Pancho Gonzales predicting wider benefit for tennis.
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Paris
Roland Garros
George MacCall
MacCall
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Red Wings appoint Gadsby as coach in new role
Detroit AP report states 40 year old Bill Gadsby, former defenseman and longtime manager, will replace Sid Abel as Red Wings coach. The move follows a season with the club finishing last in the East and two playoff misses, with Gadsby emphasizing stronger defense under a handshake agreement with Bruce A. Nottis.
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Detroit Red Wings
Bill Gadsby
Bruce Norris
Gadsby
Sid Abel
Detroit
Sid’ Abel
NHL
Fenseman
the Red Wings
Gads ‘Gadsby
Bruce A. Nottis
Red Wings
Wings
Norris
Aca
Flat Racing Seen In Spring of 69
Harrisburg AP reports flat racing in Pennsylvania continues into 1969. Tabor named to succeed until spring 1969 with a plan to finalize pro secretariat procedures. Roy Wilkins chairmen notes voters moved to abolish the elective post and a 1969 legislative act aims to phase the department out by July 1.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ibegin
Bb WU
Jude Ee Erarmatenen
Tunisllauou
Collingdale High girls soar to 5 0 win and best season yet
Collingdale High girls varsity swearing-in for John K Tabor as tennis secretary marks a milestone as the team beats Ridley 5 0. Coach Tom Love’s squad finish 5 2 for their first winning record in three seasons. Missy Thompson Pat Battersby and Paula Miller sweep singles with Battersby undefeated. McCoy Wood and Hally Wood lead top doubles. Interested teams contact Mark Hennessy Summitt Road Media.
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Missy Thompson
Pat Batters
Old State Tavern
Paula Miller
Battersby
Mark Hennessy
Eileen McCoy
Hally Wood Summitt Road
Media
Americans Tumble in British Amateur Trials at Troon
Report from Troon Scotland says several American players including Alex Mudie Fort Worth and Bill Peach Columbia Ga failed to advance in the British Amateur. South African A C Monteith defeated Hugh Fraser of Scotland 3 and 2 in first round play.
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Troon
Scotland
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Ia. C. Monteith
South Africa
Hugh ‘Fraser
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Darkhorse
United States
Allen's Bat Rips Critics In Golf Showdown
Philadelphia reports a crowded seaside club course as Allen closely challenges critics amid a field of former champions and Britons. The article traces Allen’s performance through match play, noting his status among top American finishers and the presence of notable players like Bob Falkenburg and Joé Carr in a tense opening-day event.
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Bob Dickson
Tulsa
Okla
Bob Sweeney
Dick Chapman
Palm Springs
Fla
America
Philadelphia
Rich Allen
U.S
Tom
Phillies
Draper
Troy
Mich
Boosing
Alan See
Allen Wieens
Mike Bonnalack
Gordon
Cecal
Cash
Mike Attenborough
Allen
Joé Carr
Harry and
Charles
Fortiyatuable
Lauderdale
Harry
Bob Falkenburg
Los Angeles
Gale Green
Las Vegas
James Hopper
Stillwater
Doug Marriott
Orem
Utah
Warren Vanderbush
Gloster
N.J
Mike’ ‘Burgess
England
Ed Meister Cleveland
Winer
Peter Cotthroft
Mark McCormick
Cleveland
Jeremy Snodgrass
Hunter McDonald
Detroit
David
Wales
Air Force
Ee Jacobi
Denver
Joe
Scotland
Hamil
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W. C. Jones
Griff Roberts
Steve Zelesnick
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