Syracuse to Let 8 Black Players Return
Syracuse University officials and Chancellor Corbally announced the rein statement of eight suspended black football players after a team vote. Coach Schwartzwalder said the players would return to help enable a home opener against Kansas, with the exact eligibility of all eight still to be determined.
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William Morrissey
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse University
Kansas
al Newton
Greg Allen
John &. Corbally, Jr
Robert J. Mangum
Ben Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Associated Press
Corbally
Human Rights Commission
Jimmy Brown
Atlanta
Lyman Harris
Atlanta Braves
Harris
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Texas Tech Faces Texas in Ground Gobbling Wishbone-T Matchup
Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen prepares for a first ever clash with Texas three back Wishbone-T offense in Lubbock. He praises Texas quarterback Eddie Phillips as a strong runner and notes Texas strong front eight on defense. Carlen aims to cut mistakes and stick to their running game.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Jim Carlen
Pye
Carlen
Texas
Eddie Phillips
James Street
Street
Longhorns
Phillips
Carsen
Penn State
West Virginia
Dallas Press Club
Red Raiders
Repeal of NCAA 1.6 rule urged by ECAC
The Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference urged repeal of the NCAA 1.6 eligibility rule at its annual convention, arguing schools should set eligibility grades rather than rely on a 1.6 minimum for athletes. The proposal reflects debate over grade standards in college athletics.
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New York
NCAA
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
ECAC
U S Golfers Favored in World Amateur Team Championship
U S team enters Eisenhower Cup World Amateur Team Championship as favorite after three wins and one second in six events. Captain Clarence Benedict says players focus on practice, not scores, while facing 37 nations on the Puerta de Hierro course as the Americans have beaten par 72 on the hilly 7,043 yard layout.
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Harvey Hudson Madrid
U.S
Clarence Benedict
White Plains N.Y
Lanny Wadking
Richen Va
Little Brown Jug Race Is Thursday
Delaware Ohio AP Roland Beaulieu dislikes the post draw for Columbia George as one of 11 in the 100000 Little Brown Jug Thursday at the Delaware County Fair track. Most Happy Fella driven by Stan Dancer drew No 6 while Columbia George opened with 3-1 second-leg pace.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Delaware, Ohio
Roland Beaulieu
Columbia George
Stan Dancer
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Parks Ronnie Jones Moves to First Team
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles shuffled linebackers with Ronnie Jones moving to the first team right linebacker. Mike Boschell replaced injured Guy Parker at middle linebacker as Parker recovers from a foot injury sustained against Oklahoma State. Steve Vestal stayed at left linebacker while Rain slowed practice.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Ronnie Jones
North Lit We Rock
Razorback
Jones
Mike Boschell
Guy Parker
Parker
Oklahoma State
Steve Vestal
Parkers
Trevino Knudson Favored In Green Island Open Field
Lee Trevino and George Knudson share the favorites role in the 60000 dollar Green Island Open Invitational at Green Island County Club near Fort Benning. A 144 player field competes for 12000 first prize on a 6711 yard course as Palmer Nicklaus Player Casper Devlin skip the event. Trevino placed third at the Alcan event while Knudson won the Robinson Open after four extra holes. Others include Tommy Aaron Ziegel Sifford Rudolph Blancas Gilbert Jacobs and Bert Green.
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Columbus, Ga
Lee Trevino
George Knudson
Golf
Green Island County Club
Ft. Benning
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Bruce Devlin
Ireland
Trevino
Happy Hombre
Knudson
Robinson
George Archer
Tommy Aaron
Larry Ziegel
Charles Sifford
Mason Rudolph
Homero Blancas
Gibby Gilbert
Tommy Jacobs
Bert Green
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Pele
Santos
Brazil
Clyde Best
West Ham United
England
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Association
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Hot Springs
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Halifar
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Chicago Black’ Hawks
Na‘ Lemadeson
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Ont
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Buffalo Sabres
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Little Rock
Larry
G. Myers
Hot Springs High School
Arkansas Activities Association
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Maya
Madrid
Melbourne
Australia
Marvin Giles
Richmond
Wadkins
Tom Kite
Austin
Allen Miller
Pensacola
Fla
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Britain
Sweden
Parks Ronnie Jones
Frank Broyles
Trevino and
Dacron
Carwood Permanent
Jennifer
Nellie Don
Rephans
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