NCAA Won't Fight Collegiate Signings Says Byers
NCAA executive director J Walter Byers said the association will not battle professional signings by undergraduates who have not finished college eligibility. He noted the federal ruling invalidating the NCAA rule and discussed impacts on players like Mississippi’s Johnny Neumann, the top scorer signed for about 20 million dollars. Byers criticized pro teams and warned about consequences for teams when players sign pro contracts.
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Cougars fall short as Memphis star leads late rally
Jimmy Jones scored 30 points and Steve Jones added 26 to spark Memphis past the Cougars 51.6 to - with the visitors shooting 10 percent from the field. The Cougars end the season with road games at Virginia Kentucky Indiana and Memphis. Steele said the path won’t be easy but anything can happen.
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Stewart Seeks 6000 Miles Plus 400000 Fergias This Year
Ontario California AP long haired Jackie Stewart expects to log at least 6000 miles in a high speed race car this year and 400000 fergias commuting to work. He posted the fastest time in trials for Sundays 248900 dollar Questor Grand Prix, while aiming to win every race entered. Stewart, 32, roared 113.590 mph on the 3.2 mile Ontario motor speedway course, the top practice speed among 30 drivers as Ickx and Siffert trailed.</S>
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Durocher Eyes Cubs Youngsters For 1971 Plan
Scottsdale report says Leo Durocher watches Cubs with focus on younger players as he builds a veteran lineup for 1971. Pitching depth and bullpen are priorities while rookies Jim Colborn and Joe Decker vie for chances behind starters Ferguson Jenkins Ken Holtzman Milt Pappas and Bill Hands. Randy Hundley and Ernie Banks provide veteran presence as Cubs seek improved results after two near misses.
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Friday's Fights Across Tokyo Turin and Brazil
The Associated Press reports boxing results from Tokyo Turin and Brazil. Koichi Wajima stopped Al Fuentes by knockout in Tokyo. Carlo Durani outpointed Luis Viniales in Turin to retain the European title. Eder Joffre knocked out Jerry Stokes in Brazil.
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Phoebus Faces NL Willies In Spring Exhibition
Phoebus, a recent Padres pickup from Baltimore, struggles with the NL Willies as Willie Mays and Willie McCovey power San Francisco to a 4 2 victory. Mets, White Sox, Cubs, Reds, and other clubs post wins. Cleon Jones returns with three hits for the Mets. Bench homers twice for Cincinnati.
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Jones Wins Golden Gloves at Madison Square Garden
Leroy Jones of Telestar A C out pointed John Holloway of Wagner Center to win the sub heavyweight title Friday night in the 45th annual Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing Championship. A crowd of 19 959 watched at Madison Square Garden as 18 contestants competed in the event.
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Bristol Trials Set For Today
Bristol Tennessee AP reports time trials for Sundays Southeastern 500 NASCAR race at Bristol International Speedway delayed by snow. Field to fill 30 cars with favorites including Richard Petty and Cale Yarborough. several drivers to debut in new cars after practice runs on the dry, high-banked 0.533 mile track.
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College Results Highlight in Regional Meet
In a noisy regional college meet, Winthrop and Spartanburg figures led in events with standout performances by David Pearson and Lene Berk. Other top drivers included Alice Black, Louie Lethe, and Darby Athena, as narrows of results show Greensbor 43 and Charlotte 1.7% amid scattered scores and placements across women and men divisions.
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Lew Alcindor MVP at 23 reshapes pro basketball future
Lew Alcindor, Milwaukee Bucks 7‑foot‑2 center, won the NBA MVP at 23 in a historic vote. He faces ultimate tests as championship ambitions rise, with questions about legacy, rivalries, and how to top being named the best in the world.
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