Yale on Probation Still Claims Moral Victory
Yale University called its status a moral victory after the NCAA placed Yale on two years of probation for allowing a player, Jack Langer, to compete in the Maccabiah Games. Langer was ruled ineligible by the NCAA and ECAC, while Yale retains permission from its own stance. The probation bars NCAA championships and television appearances through January 15, 1972, and prompts a review of Yale's policies by the NCAA infractions committee. ECAC actions remain under consideration with potential further penalties.
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Griffin Hands Spartans First Loss 60-44
Griffin Junior High handed Central Davidson its first defeat 60-44 to move Griffin to 5-1. Carl Rogers led Griffin with 17 points while Mike Thompson and Carl Scott added 11 each. Central’s Terry Crofts scored 11 as Central fell behind early and trailed in every period.
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All American Game Relocated To Lubbock Stadium
The Coaches All American Game moves from Atlanta to Jones Stadium in Lubbock for the 10th annual East versus West clash on June 27. ABC will televise the game nationally and excess proceeds will benefit Lions Club charities.
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Alignment Problem Still Big Stalemate
New York AP reports NFL owners failed to break the stalemate on realigning into a three-division National Conference for 1970. A 13 club group met with Commissioner Rozelle in New York, seeking agreement after Cleveland Pittsburgh and Baltimore joined the merged league's American Conference last May.
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Greene Leads Phoenix Open in Near Record Round
Bert Greene fired a near seven under par 64 in the Phoenix Open first round, urging quiet to avoid waking him. The 25 year old rookie on the tour praised the performance as his best yet while noting many players remain in contention as records fall or hold.
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