SMU Cleared by NCAA Boosts Cotton Bowl Bid
SMU has been removed from a two year NCAA probation and now becomes eligible for the Cotton Bowl host role if they win the Southwest Conference title. Texas A&M remains on probation and ineligible for postseason play unless lifted. Bradley and Purdue received one year probation for basketball violations but remain bowl eligible. The NBA and CFL results and upcoming games are also noted.
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Bock New York
Southern Methodist University
Texas A&m
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mustangs
SMU
A&m
Aggies
NCAA
Bradley
Purdue
Michigan State
Pasadena
Ncaa Council
SWC
Duke professors join indoor fitness at Duke University
Dr John Friedrick at Duke oversees a faculty fitness program for 26 to 60 year olds aimed at reducing tension from teaching. Participants undergo strength, flexibility, agility and lung tests before a twice weekly hour long routine culminating in a full mile run by week 12 with progressive yardage, showing gains in strength and lower blood pressure.
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John Friedrick
Duke
Friedrich
Homecoming Friday for Bobcats
Bobcats celebrate Homecoming Friday at Hammons Stadium facing Camden Panthers. Miss Margie Royston will be crowned Homecoming Queen with six senior maids. Pre game ceremonies begin 7:10 p.m. kickoff 7:30 p.m. The Cats aim to snap a four game skid as Camden brings a 3-4-1 record and morale issues linger.
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Larry Don Wright
Bobcats
Camden Panthers
Hammons Stadium
Margie Royston
Cats
Malvern
Panthers
Camden
Mightly Crossett Eagles
Eagles
Panethers
Warren
Panther
Debbie Connelly
Peggy Franks
Beth Lawrence
Robyn Formby
Toni Leverett
Cindy Resse
Bobcat
Hammons
Size of Golf Ball Problem in Mexico
In Mexico City a tiny 0.06 inch size difference in golf balls could decide this weekend’s Eisenhower Trophy world amateur team championship. The British team defends with the smaller ball, while the United States and Canada use the larger ball common here.
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Will Grimsley
Mexico City
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Bobby Cole
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Club de Golf
Mexico
Britain
South Africa
Beman
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Ron Cerrudo
San Rafael
Calif
Bob Murphy
Gainesville
Hope (Ark) Star Picks Week Eight College Games
HOPE ARK Star prints midseason college football picks from Harold Claassen. Selections include Notre Dame over Navy in Philadelphia, Michigan State over Northwestern, UCLA over Air Force, Alabama over Mississippi State, and Georgia Tech over Duke among others. Also notes a meeting plan where MLB GMs urge NCAA talks on college professional baseball relations.
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Harold Claassen
NEW York
Notre Dame
Navy
Irish
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Michigan State
Northwestern
Tech
Florida
Auburn
Steve Spurrier
Cornhusker
Nebraska
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Baylor
Wyoming
Colorado
State University
Cowboys
Laramie
Jerry de» Peyster
Texas Christian
Terry Southall
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Army
Volunteers
California
Miami
Fla
Dartmouth
Yale
Casa Grande
Ariz
NCAA
Tuesday Fights in London and Kansas City Results
Boxing cards report Billy Walker from England defeating Jose Menno of Argentina in London. Ron Marsh from Kansas City stops Tom Sims of Houston in Kansas City. Zora Folley from Chandler on points over Henry Clark of San Francisco in Sacramento.
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Tuesdy
Associated Press
London
Billy Walker
England
Jose Menno
Argentina
Kansas City
Ron Marsh
Tommy
Hurricane) Sims
Houston
Sacramento
Calif
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Texas lineman Robuck lauded by AP for Rice game heroics
Texas tackle Mike Robuck earned Associated Press Lineman of the Week after a 90 yard touchdown return on a pick in a 14 6 win over Rice. Off the field the 19 year old stamp collector saved a friend from drowning in a flood swollen San Antonio creek last summer.
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Lien EU Austin
Texas
Mike Robuck
Robuck
South Texas
Path
Associated Press
Rice
San Antonio
Ronnie Swint
Muleshoe
Ronnie
John Elliott
Elliott
Casper Has Nod in the Hawaiian Open
In Honolulu the Hawaii Open opens with Casper favored for the 9000 top prize as the 1960 National Open champion and money leader arrives from Australia. The 72 hole event tests form amid trade winds that analysts fear could push scores higher than last year won by Gay Brewer and Bob Goalby.
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Honolulu
Billy Casper
Pro Golf Tour
Hawaii
Casper
Australia
Gay Brewer
Bob Goalby
Brewer
Dodgers Set New World Series Receipts Record
The Los Angeles Dodgers set another Series money record after being swept by the Baltimore Orioles. Full shares rose to $8,189.36 for the Dodgers, while the Orioles earned $11,683 each, with a total player pool of $1,044,042.65. The Orioles and Dodgers each had 34 full shares. the 1963 Yankees held the previous per-man high at $7,874.32.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
William D. Eckert
Orioles
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Yankees
Minnesota
San Francisco
Tuesday's NHL Results From Associated Press
No games scheduled tonight as Chicago faces Montreal and Detroit is set to play Toronto, per Associated Press brief.
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National Hockey League
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
No Deals for New Orleans Franchise
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said no deal was made to award New Orleans a pro football franchise in return for war needs or political support. Rozelle and three clubs traveled to Seattle to view credentials as the league will pick one of three cities for the next franchise within 10 days.
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New Orleans
Pete Rozelle
National Football Leaguis
Smady
Louisiana
Congress
Rozelle
Seattle
Wash
Cincinnati
NFL
Russell B. Long
DeLal
Senate
Hale Boggs
House
Sleader
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