Athletic peace between AAU and NCAA collapses
A federal mediation board failed to unite the AAU and NCAA in track governance. The panel proposed three meet categories and a five year binding framework, but AAU and USTFF resisted key sanctions and the dispute persists as Olympic prep looms. The conflict draws Senate Commerce attention and involves officials from AAU NCAA and USTFF.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Ihamie Tour Athletics
Federal Sports Arbitration Board
Theodore Kheel
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
AAU
Mxico City
Warren G. Magnuson
D. Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Arbitration Board
U.S. Track and Feld Federation
USTFF
Kheel
Wilfred Crowley
Walter Byers
David Matlin
Donald Hull
Barber trails leaders by four at Bob Hope Classic
Miller Barber of Textikana Arkansas shot 73 to stand four strokes behind co leaders Zatley and Bruce Devlin as the $122,000 Bob Hope Golf Classic enters its third round. Barber finished first round 68 to sit at 141. Lead at 138.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Miller Barber
Textikana
Arky
Barber
Zatley
Bruce Devlin
High Flying Cardinals Visit Hope In Key Game
Fairview high school on the road to Hope for a pivotal 6:30 p.m. clash at Jones Field House. Dicky Bush leads Fairview with junior and sophomore support as Hope seeks a needed conference win while preparing for a Saturday trip to Malvern. KXAR will air the game live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bouton
Hope Bobcats
Fairview Cardinals
Jones Field House
Redbird
Pat Foster
Hope
Bobcats
Cardinals
Sophmores
Fairview
Dicky Bush
Bush
Faireview
Malvern Leopards
Bobkittens
Malvern
Sttle
KXAR
Houston Tops Kentucky In Narrow NBA Rescue Act
In a tense late season game Houston, last in the Western Division, edged Kentucky 109 to 107 as both teams pressed for position. The Mavericks clung to life, but the Colonels surged 31-19 in the final period, losing by two. Minnesota beat Dallas 116-99 and Oakland finished 131-124 over New Orleans. New York took the NBA action.
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Johsonveing
Hess
Kentucky
Houston
American Basketball Association
Mavericks
Colonels
Minnesota
Dallas
Oakland
New Orleans
New York
Anahe
Indiana
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Anaheim
Denver
Lombardi Bows Out as Packers Coach and GM
Vince Lombardi resigns as head coach and assumes general manager duties with Green Bay. Phil Bengtson named his replacement, pledging to maintain the Packers’ winning tradition and defensive focus.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Wester
Green Bay
Wis
Vince ‘Lombardi
Miracle
Fiat
Hig Smail City
Packer
Lambardi
Phil Bengtson
Packers
Lombardi
Green Bay Football Ag
Bengtson
Lombard
College basketball scores and results roundup
East Houston 102, Marshall 93. LIU 89, Army 75. NYU 51, C.W. Post 98. Rhode Island 108, East Conn 95. Gettysburg 90, Bucknell 79. Lafayette 12, Scranton 69. Pittsburgh 89, Carnegie Tech 46. Florida State 66, Duke 90. Alabama 86, Samford 65. Georgia Tech 99, Clemson 64. Wisconsin 99, Illinois 85. Oklahoma City 127, Colorado 73. Hardin-Simmons 87, Tulsa 70. Abilene Christian 92, Centenary 9. Utah State 118, Brigham Young 103. Washington 98, Montana State 74. La Tech 70, New Mexico 96. Portland 81, Oregon State 61. Loyola 89, UOP 82. NBA and ABA results include San Francisco 128, San Diego 114. St Louis 113, Seattle 110. New York 112, Chicago 103.
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Associated Press
Houston
Marshall
LIU
Quantico Marinés
Army
NYU
C.W. Post
CCNY
Rhode Is
East
Conn
Gettysburg
Bucknell
Lafayette
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Caro
Florida
St. BO
Duke
Virginia
Richmond
Geo. Wash
Alabama
Samford
Georgia Tech
Clemson
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Campbellsville
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Miami
Fla
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Wis
Mitn
Ilinois
Oshkosh
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Tulsa
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Centenary
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Recht
NEW York
Elvin Hayes
Madison Square Garden
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Thundering Herd
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Florida State
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Larry Miller
South Carolina
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Steve Vandenberg
Lewis
Denton
Tex
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Don May
Oklahoma City
England
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New Mexico State
Aggies
Brigham Young
Utah State
Washington
Montana State
Stamford
Portland
Oregon State
Lovell challenges Argentine heavyweight title
Ali berto Lovell has officially challenged Oscar Bonavena for the Argentine heavyweight crown. Bonavena’s March bout with Roberto Avila was canceled Thursday. The Argentine champion was beaten by Jimmy Ellis of Louisville, Kentucky, last December in the WBA heavyweight title tournament semifinals.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Aliberto Lovell
Oscar
Ringo? Bonavena
Bonavena
Roberto Avila
Jimmy ElHs
Louiseville
World Boxing Association
Hayes Leads Houston to Victory over Marshall
Houston star Elvin Hayes scored 39 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to power the top-ranked Cougars to a 102-93 win over Marshall at Madison Square Garden. Hayes spoke of a solid night, while Houston built a 12-10 start into a 48-35 halftime edge and held off Marshall’s late push.
Solunar Tables Schedule By Richard Alden Knight
Plan fishing and hunting around daily Solunar Periods from Knight's tables. Major periods last about two hours, minor periods shorter. Times shown in Central Standard Time, with days and periods listed for a readable sequence.
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Richard Alden Knight
P.M
Hockey Scores and Schedule From The NHL Night
National Hockey League results show Montreal 5 over New York 2, Chicago 4 over Boston 4, Los Angeles 8 over Detroit 6, Oakland 3 over Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2 over St Louis. No games scheduled. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at Montreal and Toronto at Pittsburgh among others.
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National Hockey League
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Oakland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Toronto
Minnesota
Santa Anita May Reopen Saturday
Arcadia California AP Santa Anita race track could reopen Saturday as a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order to prevent horsemen from halting operations before February 13. The dispute arose from purse size negotiations with track officials and the HBPA after a Wednesday vote to boycott.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Charles H. Strub
Damascus
Los Angeles Turf Club
Charles H. Carr
Carr
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association
California
Federation of California Racing Associations
HBPA
U S Girls at Olympics Are Gum Kids
U S alpine skiers Cathy Kiki Cutter and Judy Nagel plus Erica Skinger burst onto the scene in Europe and later the Olympics. They impressed veterans, finishing high among seasoned stars, as Beattie rushed to assemble support before the Games begin.
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U.S
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Chambousse
France
Bob Beatetle
Cathy “Kiki? Cutter
Aspen
Cole
Judy Nagel
United States
Europe
Beattie
Kiki
Judy
Erica Skinger
Stowe
Nancy Greene
Canada
Marielle Goltscher
Gerstraud Gabl
Desert golf scores color the Hope tournament rounds
Billy Casper and a field of great players contest the Bob Hope Desert Classic with four courses bearing color codes for greens. Daly, Palmer, Zarley and Devlin chase rounds as leaders shift. John Schlee hits a hole in one at El Dorado, while Rosburg and Collins slip. Canadian stars plan four indoor meets in the Soviet Union next month.
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Bob Myers
Brise
Balm Springs
Callf
Billy Casper
Bob Hope
Desert
Lary Quinta
el Dorado
Indian Wells
Barmida Dunés
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
Casper
Bruce Deviin
Bermuda Dunes
Devlin
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Zarley
la Quinta
Brawer
John Schree
Dallas
Schlee
Swith
Vomade
Russia
Toronto
Bill Crothers
Deve Bailey
Abby Hoffman
Soviet Union
Learn to Buy Hogs Veal Lambs and Cattle Training Ad
Regional Manager for National Institute of Meat Packing invites men aged 18 to 50 with farm background to learn buying at sale barns farms terminal yards and buying stations. Local interview requires age phone and experience. Muskogee Oklahoma address provided.
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National Institute of Meat Packing
Muskogee
Okla
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