NCAA Closes Meet With Little Fanfare
At the second annual NCAA convention in Philadelphia, officials conducted formal proceedings with limited fanfare. Key actions included new rules requiring NCAA members to sponsor teams in at least four sports and the creation of a cross country championship series. The assembly also approved the Television Committee report and discussed recruiting restrictions affecting Army Navy and other academies.
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Justifiable Homicide Ruled in Deaths
A coroner's jury ruled the deaths of Rainey C. Sellers and his nephew M. Akers justified homicide. They were shot by their former employer Alfred Hoffman at his home after entering uninvited seeking work. Witnesses said the men forced entry and Hoffman fired after warning them to leave. The case involves disputed motives and the defendants, costs, and related fallout.
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