Recruiting Violations Crown Debate On College Sports Ethics
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell and Penn State’s Joe Paterno weigh in on recruiting rules and enforcement. The piece cites NCAA limits on grants, rumored perks, and historic abuses from 1905 to 1929, including grade tampering and “Buying Football Victories” reports.
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Maryland
Lefty Driesell
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Pacific Coast
United States
Washington Post
Missouri Valley Conference
the Post
Collier's Magazine
Walter Eckersall
Amos Alonzo
Chicago
Golf club election delays and interim move at Blair Park
Pressure from page ten shows bookmakers listing Nicklaus and Weiskopf at 6-1 with Miller nearby. Tratack notes the civil service post requires advertising and that Mike has completed his second business school to pursue Class A PGA status, with six weeks for test scores. Poff’s resignation surprised officials as Blair Park runs with minimal pro shop stock.
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Tratack
Mike
Professional Golfers Association
Traback
Poff
Walter
Blair Park
Red Sox edge Brewers as Conigliaro returns
In Boston a 5-2 win over Milwaukee marked Hank Aaron debuting in the Brewers and Tony Conigliaro returning to major league baseball. Bob Montgomery drove in two with a third inning double while Conigliaro contributed a run set up by a first inning hit and run. Aaron faced the plate with a standing ovation, going 0-for-4 with a walk and two outs.
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Red Sox
Brewers
Bob Montgomery
Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Conigliaro
Youths Star In NHL Playoff Open With Rookie Spark
The opening Stanley Cup playoff night featured young stars from the Islanders Penguins and Kings. Clark Gillies scored the Islanders winner at Madison Square Garden. Mike Murphy delivered an OT goal for the Kings. Pierre Larouche sealed a Penguins win over the Blues. Gillies Lucent goal capped a 3-2 Islanders comeback over the Rangers.
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Associated Press
New York Islanders
Los Angeles Kings
Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
New York
Madison Square Garden
Clark Gillies
Islanders
New York Rangers
Forum
Inglewood
Calif
Mike Murphy
Toronto Maple Leafs
Pittsburgh
Civic Arena
Pierre Larouche
Penguins
St. Louis Blues
Vic Hadfield
Larouche
Boston
Phil Esposito
Tony
Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
al Arbour
Rangers
Gillies
Gilles Marotte
Ron Greschner
Ed Giacomin
Brad Park
Pete Stemkowski
Billy Harris
Jean Paivin
Kings
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Leafs
Murphy
Gene Carr
Ron Ellis
Bob Berry
Carr
Blaine Stoughton
Elis
Blues
Garry Unger
St. Louis
Chuck Arnason
Panthers Win 5th In Track At Home Meet
High Point College dominated a Carolina Conference track meet on its field winning 101 points with 11 first places as Catawba 67.42 and Atlantic Christian 12 percent trailed. Top scorer Bob Hagelgans had 194 points with three wins while Mike Hasty posted 1744 points plus a 9.9 in the 100 and a 22.1 in the 220 and triple jump victory. Dave Davidson praised Hasty’s performance as outstanding and noted looming Davidson Relays with 15 teams.
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High Point College
Panthers
Catawba
Atlantic Christian
Bob Hagelgans
HPC
Bob Davidson
Mike Hasty
Hasty
Davidson
Mike Turmala
High Point
Larry Potter
Chip Wilson
Doug Geany
Potter
Kevin Sullivan
Joe Meek
Wilson
Braves blank Astros as Morton fires five hitter
Carl Morton limited Houston to five hits and Darrell Evans drove in a run with a fifth inning single to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 2-0 win. Morton retired 16 straight after two opening singles as a fielding error by Larvell Blanks prolonged the threat in the seventh. Ralph Garr led off the fifth with a single to start Atlanta's two-run inning. Trinity 3 Asheboro 1 in South Piedmont action with Blaine Smith earning the win on the mound and contributing a third-inning RBI. Trinity improves to 4-3 as Asheboro drops to 2-6.
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Braves
Astros
Carl Morton
Darrell Evans
RBI
Houston
Morton
Larvell Blanks
Ralph Garr
Asheboro
Trinity
Blaine Smith
Dod Id
Ashebaro
Smith
Beck McKinnon
Thompson
Cliffton
Murray and Jackson Honored for 1974 Sports Roles
Jim Murray of the Los Angeles Times and Keith Jackson of ABC were named the nation’s top sportswriter and sportscaster for 1974 by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. The repeat selections were announced at the 6th annual awards dinner attended by national and state winners.
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