NAIA to Allow Dunk Shots Under New Rules This Winter
NAIA officials plan a gradual adoption of international rules this winter with dunk shots allowed. High Point College could capitalize with tall dunkers while NCAA maintains the no dunk rule and tighter pregame enforcement. A new Big Four cage tournament is set for Greensboro December 18 19 featuring N C State Duke Wake Forest and UNC.
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Dolphins cut Rick Norton in Shula purge of camp
Miami in a roster trim under new coach Don Shula Norton was released along with six others after a rough preseason showing. The former Kentucky star leaves with a 4 season NFL record of 6 touchdowns and 30 interceptions and will receive 15000 annually for seven years starting 1975.
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Legion Honors Diamond Club at Post Headquarters
The J. T. Mann American Legion Post will honor players and parents tonight at Post headquarters on High Street. Post 87 sponsored an American Legion team in High Point for the first time in 17 years last season. Awards will be given for the most valuable player most improved player and recognition for all players.
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Post 87
American Legion
High Point
U S Sails By Sweden in World Star Boat Sailing
In Marstrand Sweden the United States led the second race of the world star boat sailing championships. Bill Buchan Low ell North Tom Blackaller and Barton Beck finished first through fourth with James Schoonmaker sixth after winning the opening race. Don Trask 19th Dick Stearns 30th and Kim Fletcher 32nd also placed for the U S team.
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United States
Bill Buchan
Lowell North
Tom Blackaller
Barton Beck
James Schoonmaker
Don Trask
Dick Stearns
Kim Fletch
Grass Courts Down To One Tournament
SOUTHAMPTON N Y AP It is noted that America s amateur grass court circuit has been reduced to a single event the U S Championships at Meadow Club Merion Southampton Forest Hills Newport Longwood Nassau and Baltimore have ceased. Seeded second Gene Scott is the only former Meadow Club invitation winner in this year s field advancing 9 7 6 3 over Rick Fisher. Top seeds Ian Guerry Bob McKinley and Dick Stockton were set to begin play.
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America
U.S
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Orange
Nassau
Baltimore
Newport Longwood
Forest Hills
Scott
New York
Meadow Club
Pennsylvania
Newport
Longwood
Rick Fisher
Stanford
Fisher
Ian Guerry
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Bob McKinley
St. Ann
Dick Stockton
Garden City
Crampton Seeks Masters Path After Big Westchester Win
Crampton finished second in the National Four Ball and won $50,000 at Westchester boosting his career earnings toward $500,000 on the American tour. The Sydney native recalls winning $700 in Houston early in his U S career after coming over in 1957 and meeting Arnold Palmer.
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Jack Nicklaus
Westchester
Gary Player
Crampton
Dallas
Sydney
United States
Tareyton Classic Attracts 97 Pros From Carolinas and Virginia
Ninety seven professional golfers from the Carolinas and Virginia entered next Tuesday's second annual Tareyton Classic in Durham. Charlotte's Larry Parker and Durham's Mike Rubish registered on Monday.
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Carolinas
Virginia
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Larry Parker
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Maybe It Was Joe Maybe It Wasn't
Winnipeg sports editor Jack Matheson returned from Minaki Ontario and confessed uncertainty over whether he interviewed Mel Corey a Chicago TV producer or Joe Namath Jets quarterback Namath may be in Minaki to sort out problems and has not reported to the Jets training camp.
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Winnipeg Tribune
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Ont
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Chicago
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New York Daily News
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Tar Heel Girl Shoots A 50
Debbie Kenton of Elizabeth City N C finished the first round of qualifying for the U S Girls Junior Golf Championship tied for 50th with 96. Elizabeth Pooley of Gainesville Florida and Laura Beeken of Pittsburgh led with seven under par 73s in a field of 75. The 32 lowest scores advance to match play.
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N. Y
Debbie Kenton
Elizabeth City
N.C
U.S
Elizabeth Pooley
Gainesville
Fla
Laura Beeken
Pittsburgh
Sarazen criticizes water use on modern golf courses
Gene Sarazen, speaking in Minnesota during a Hazeltine visit, says courses are overwatered to stay green and that natural rain can ruin them turning greens to swamps. He notes players today are longer and stronger, rate Nicklaus as the most powerful hitter, and ranks Hogan as a steadier ball striker.
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Minn
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Hazeltine National Golf Club
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Nicklaus
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Hogan
Hazeltine
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Dave Hill
Closed Tennis Doubles Finals Set in Greensboro
Six doubles finals in the North Carolina Junior Closed Tennis Tournament will be played Saturday in Greensboro after rain delays at Chapel Hill. Don Skakle, UNC tennis coach and tourney director, said finals follow other State Closed matches with girls 18-under and 10-under as well as boys 18, 16, 14, 12 and 10-under divisions.
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North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Don Skakle
University of North Carolina
Boxing results from Tampa and Houston card
Hector Mc Bride won on points over Paul Benzant in Tampa while Jose Marin vs Lorenzo Trujillo fight ended in a draw in a separate Houston bout. The card featured multiple heavyweights and highlights.
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Fla
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Paul Gillermo Benzant
Puerto Rico
Jose Marin
Lorenzo “Boom‘Boom
Trujillo
Houston
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Baseball standings and today’s schedule with noted pitchers
MLB standings show Boston ahead of Detroit by one run while Oakland leads Minnesota. Today’s games feature Cleveland at Oakland with Chance facing Hunter, Baltimore at California with Cuellar against Messersmith, Detroit at Milwaukee with Kilkenny vs Downing, Minnesota at Washington with Perry against Cox, Chicago at New York and Kansas City at Boston with Peters vs Rooker.
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Cuellar
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Milwaukee
Downing
Minnesota
Perry
Washington
Cox
Chicago
Janeski
New York
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Kansas City
Rooker
Boston
Peters
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
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National League East Results Highlight
New York beat Pittsburgh 10 to 2 in the only scheduled game. Other matchups include Reberger for San Francisco visiting Jenkins of Chicago, Osteen for Los Angeles at Cal Canton of Pittsburgh, Briles hosting San Diego, Morton at Atlanta, McAndrew or Frisella for New York at Cincinnati, and Bunning for Philadelphia facing Billingham of Houston.
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Reberger
Chicago
Jenkins
Los Angeles
Osteen
Pittsburgh
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Morton
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Frisella
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