Florida State basketball faces postseason ban over recruiting
The NCAA extended probation for Florida State to October 29, 1971, after reporting improper recruiting involving air travel and lavish entertainment for three prospects. FSU, 11-2 this season, loses postseason eligibility this year and next, as debates over proposed rules changes continue across conferences. Junior Boys Also Beat Smackover as Hope Lizards win 54-36 in Jones Field House, moving to 3-1.
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Chiefs Rally to Upset Vikings in Sugar Bowl Thriller
Kansas City upset the heavily favored Minnesota Vikings 23 7 in the Sugar Bowl as Len Dawson delivered a poised, near flawless performance despite personal strain from the gambling probe coverage. Dawson connected on 12 of 17 passes for 202 yards as Otis Taylor caught a 40 yard TD, while Hank Stram’s Chiefs battled pressure and public glare to claim the title.
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College basketball scores round up and results
A comprehensive recap lists dozens of college and professional basketball results across multiple venues. Notable upsets and close finishes include Maryland Delaware? No, Georgetown 88 over Seton Hall 80 and Penn 103 over Harvard 41. The ABA Eastern Division standings show New York leading with 19 wins.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Solunar Tables
The schedule lists ten Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Readers are urged to plan days so fishing or hunting occurs during these times to maximize success in favorable territory and cover.
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NCAA Adds Members and Affiliates Across 1971 Sports
The NCAA reports modest improvements in television reach with a weekly average of 6.2 million homes amid preconvention discussions. Harry Cross notes expansion with three new members bringing total to 724. The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame gains affiliate status, plus University of Alabama at Birmingham and Luther Rice join as associate members.
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Bobcats Outgun Smackover in 77-62 Win at Jones Field House
Hope Bobcats defeated Smackover Buckaroos 77 to 62 in a home game at Jones Field House. Key plays included John Dudley scoring underneath and Ronnie Massanelli's first start this season as the Bobcats built a 20-16 first-quarter lead and held the edge through the second half. Smackover rallied late but failed to close the gap as Hope secured their first win over a Class AA school and prepared for 4-AA West action with Camden Lincoln coming Friday and Arkadelphia Saturday.
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Los Angeles Stars Rally in ABA Western Clash
LOS ANGELES AP report notes the ABA Western Division tight race as Los Angeles Stars win 103 to 8 over an unspecified foe, their second straight after a six game skid that left them cellarbound. Saturday results include Washington 106, Indiana 105, Kentucky 110, New Orleans 107, New York 143 over Pittsburgh in double OT.
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Casper Wins Los Angeles Open In Sudden-Death Showdown
Billy Casper defeated Hale Irwin in a playoff to win the Los Angeles Open, earning 20,000 and pushing his career total to 1,001,924.48, second to Arnold Palmer. Irwin, the 24-year-old former Colorado football star, led by two with four to play but bogeyed 15 and 18, finishing runner-up.
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